Pope Francis I: Argentina’s Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio is new Catholic leader

Pope Francis I: Argentina’s Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio is new Catholic leader

[Updated at 3:51 p.m. ET] Choosing the name Francis is powerful and ground-breaking, CNN Vatican expert John Allen says.
As noted earlier, this is the first Pope Francis. Also, the name parallels one of the most venerated figures in the Roman Catholic Church, St. Francis of Assisi.
Allen described the name of Pope Francis as "the most stunning" choice and "precedent shattering."
"There are cornerstone figures in Catholicism" such as St. Francis, Allen said. Figures of such stature as St. Francis seem "irrepeatable – that there can be only one Francis," Allen added.

Did He take his name from St. Francis of Assissi? Or did he as the first Jesuit pope, take the name of

Francis I, Holy Roman Emperor?

wikipedia says of the Holy Roman Emperor:

In 1731 he was initiated into freemasonry (Grand Lodge of England) at a specially convened lodge in The Hague, was made a Master Mason at another specially convened lodge at Houghton Hall, the Norfolk estate ofBritish Prime Minister Robert Walpole.^[3]

Is this more in line with the reasoning for a Jesuit New World pope to claim a name? It is stated repeatedly that this pope is especially attuned to the poor. Will this lead to the ushering in of the Mark of the Beast?

As a prophecy buff, and one highly skeptical of the office of the Pope, and Roman Catholicism in general, having read "The Secret History of the Jesuits" by Edmond Paris, I know that what your see is rarely what is reality with all the smoke and mirrors and intrigue of that church.

Read Jesuit Oath Exposed.

This from Brandon Howser:

If you want to understand how the Church of Rome and its Jesuit Order, which was officially formed in 1540, and is waging its ongoing war on Biblical Christianity for the purpose of building a one-world religion, one-world economy, one-world government then this DVD is must viewing. Brannon Howse and Chris Pinto have invested thousands of hours in the study of the Jesuit Order and in this four hour television special they combine their research for what can only be described as compelling.

In 1973, TIME magazine reported on the history of the Jesuits and their influence that has spread into many powerful places and institutions since being established in the mid-1500s. Unless you understand the history, goals, and ongoing Counter Reformation of the Jesuit Order and the Church of Rome, then you don’t fully understand what is occurring in the world and why. The Jesuits main focus has and continues to be in eight main areas of influence in order to turn hearts and minds toward the Church of Rome for the purpose of world domination. These eight areas include:

1. Ecumenicalism

2. Social Justice/Liberation Theology,

3. Dominion Theology,

4. Politics, Community Organizing & Revolution

5. Education

6. The Press

7. The Pulpit and Denominations, and

8. Mysticism.

The influence of the Jesuits includes:

• The Jesuits have greatly promoted mysticism. The April, 1973 cover story in TIME magazine referred to the Jesuits as “a band of mystics.” Former Jesuit Malachi Martin in his book “The Jesuits” wrote that the Jesuits advanced the study of mysticism.

• The term social justice was coined by Jesuit Luigi Taparelli in 1840 and used by Karl Marx in 1848.

• The idea of the infallibility of the Pope was officially confirmed in 1870 at the First Vatican Council due to the work of the Jesuits.

• Jesuit Teilbard de Chardin is known as the father of the New Age Movement

• Jesuit Luis de Alcasar created the false belief of preterism that declares that the rapture occurred in A.D. 70. Preterism was created by Jesuit Luis de Alcasar in order to put the antichrist in the past because many of the reformers taught that the Papal system would be the headquarters of the Harlot Church described in Revelation 17 and the Papal system would be used by the Antichrist to build his demonic world empire.

• Jesuit Alfonso Salmeron Developed Higher Criticism which seeks to undermine the authority of God’s Word by calling into question its inspiration and inerrancy.

• Liberation theology seeks to mix “Christianity” with Marxism. The term was Liberation Theology was coined in 1971 by the Peruvian priest Gustavo Gutiérrez and greatly advanced by Jesuit Jon Sobrino of El Salvador.

• In a Chicago Magazine article by Daniel Libit, it was reported “whenever asked how his presidential campaign had so quickly assembled its grass- roots operation, he would credit [Gregory] Galluzza’s membership. A former Jesuit priest…Galluzzo had good reason to feel proud: He was indirectly responsible for bringing Barack Obama to Chicago to be an organizer.”

This is just a small list of the influence of the Jesuit Order. View this DVD for a complete understanding of how the Church of Rome and its Jesuit Order is a major force in building a one-world religion, one-world economy, and one-world government.You can also watch these four, one-hour programs right now on demand as a member of the Worldview Weekend Situation Room. You can join now if you are not a member at www.situationroom.net

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I, as a non-Roman Catholic, am not set to rest comfortably with this new pope.

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