Pope Francis’ recent comments on vaccines, when examined closely, contradict the Catholic faith. Catholics are bound by Catholic doctrine which does not accept abortion, and as one of the Ten Commandments, respects and protects human life at all stages. There can be no vaccine mandate in the Catholic Church, as this would violate human freedom
Mike Robinson and Patrick Henningsen with Friday’s UK Column News. Topics in this video: 00.20 – Legevrio Cures Covid Apparently? 09:15 – Pfizer Trial Integrity Questioned 16:31 – Dangers of the Spike Protein 21:38 – Pope’s Comments Cause A Schism In the Catholic Church 30:40 – Jacinda Ardern’s Zero Covid Utopia Becomes Unhinged 43:31 –
By Dr Vernon Coleman There is madness everywhere. A town in North Carolina in the US has ruled that everyone down to the age of two must wear a mask. That’s madness. The evidence shows clearly that masks do no good but a great deal of harm. They cause cancer and bacterial pneumonia. A 31-year-old
Mike Robinson and Patrick Henningsen with Friday’s UK Column News. 00:26 – The Aukus Partnership 11:45 – Australia Is Now Under Occupation 20:33 – MSM Bought Off By the Government 23:08 – Corruption Behind Australian Zero Covid Policy 27:18 – MSM (BBC) Propaganda to Undermine Ivermectin 34:06 – Puzzled Pope’s Vaccine Confusion 35:24 – Propaganda
Four Catholic students are suing Creighton University over its requirement to be vaccinated against COVID-19 in order to remain enrolled, arguing that some of them “feel coerced” to violate their religious beliefs against abortion. The lawsuit, which was filed on Sept. 8 in Douglas County, Nebraska District Court, also alleges that some of the four
Only people who have received coronavirus vaccines may attend Pope Francis’s Mass during his planned visit in Slovakia this September, according to the country’s health minister. Slovakian health minister Vladimír Lengvarský announced during a press conference on July 20 that a decision was made in cooperation with the Slovakian bishops’ conference to demand “full vaccination”