With whom the kings of the earth have committed fornication, and the inhabitants of the earth have been made drunk with the wine of her fornication. Revelation 17:2
Pope Francis was welcomed
by King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa at the royal palace along with state
officials and diplomats as soon as he arrived. Pope Francis traveled to
Bahrain to promote his version of peaceful coexistence during a meeting
titled “Bahrain Forum for Dialogue: East and West for Human
Coexistence.”
In his address, the Pope stated clearly that he was on a mission to
push the climate crisis and COP27. The Vatican News reported the
following:
“TheHoly Fatheremphasized the importance of working ‘tirelessly’ to confront the climate emergency, and expressed his hope that the COP27 meeting, taking place in just a few days, would be a ‘step forward in this regard’.”
The Pope also exhorted everyone to accept the popular ecumenical
messages, which urged us to forget the past, reject everything that
separates us, and only concentrate on our shared objectives:
“From the same Declaration, the Pope made his own the commitment ‘to working for a world where people of sincere belief join together to reject that which divides us and concentrate instead on celebrating and expanding on that which unites us’.”
Additionally, Pope Francis stated that he is on a pilgrimage to spread his vision of peace throughout the world: