For World Day of Peace, Pope Francis pushes universal human fraternity with no focus on the Prince of Peace.
But only in Jesus can there be authentic peace in the world. But the Pope continues to look only to the secular and not the spiritual, and to the validity of all religions rather than to the one true faith of Christianity.
Pope Francis pushes ‘universal human fraternity’ instead of religion in World Day of Peace message
Pope Francis continues to make repeated promotions of a style of human fraternity described as based on 'religious indifferentism.'
VATICAN CITY (LifeSiteNews) — In a message for the upcoming World Day of Peace, Pope Francis has once again urged the world to practice his version of irreligious fraternity, while avoiding making reference to a need for faith or the necessity of a moral conversion.
In a message released by the Holy See December 16, in preparation for the World Day of Peace on January 1, Pope Francis highlighted the previous years of living under COVID-19-related restrictions, saying that it is now time “to question, learn, grow and allow ourselves to be transformed as individuals and as communities.”
While the Pope’s message contained five passing references to God, the chief aspect of the message was not a promotion of faith, but rather of a style of human fraternity drawn from Francis’ “blasphemous” encyclical Fratelli tutti, which touts a form of brotherhood without God and “religious indifferentism.”
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