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Philippines must be forewarned. Just immediately after Cebu-Bohol earthquake last October 15, 2013, WORDatTheNet forewarned of the effects of idolatry shown by Cebuanos, who were showing  Sto. Niño idols while being interviewed in television.   This show of idolatry was later followed by Typhoon Yolanda in less than a month or on November 8, 2013, with more than 6,000 deaths. Recently, Roman Catholic devotees were seen in TVs and newspapers doing the worst form of idolatry.This is Black Nazarene which likewise uses the name of Christ. It is not only being paraded during procession but also traditionally kissed by devotees. The devotees were apparently made to believe by Roman Catholicism that they are  praising Christ during Nazarene feast, not knowing that they are praising the wrong/Roman Christ and being encouraged to engage in idolatry, which is one of the root causes for "curse" against Israelites in the olden times. 

First step- be a Roman Catholic faithful or crossian and follow faithfully the priest to qualify as faithful. Second step-go to Roman Catholic building which has been and is being called until now as "church". If there is alleged "holy" water at the entrance, use the alleged blessed water to make the sign of the cross. Third step-do what Pope Francis is doing by kneeling in the alleged "church" so that the public will see you. Fourth step-make a sign of the "southern" cross in respect and reverence to heavenly image of a constellation. Fifth step- deceptively and opportunistically use "The Name" of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit by reciting "In the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit..amen"' while making the "sign of the cross". This will help hide from others your reverence to the image of the cross more than the real God, as it had been traditionally effective. Sixth step- lo...

Gays are clamoring "against vaccination of their faith? This maybe  implied by the declaration of Pope Francis, warning against “administering a vaccine against faith”. But what is this faith? Before answering the issue, let us first examine the meaning of Pope's statements.  Obviously, when the Pope mentioned ‘vaccine against faith”, logically, he is referring to “faith” as a disease because vaccines are only intended to prevent diseases. But when he further warned against ‘administering’ the vaccine, then he logically means that he is warning against the prevention of a disease. Specifically, the statements are as follow: “The pontiff said educational leaders should ask themselves “how can we proclaim Christ to a generation that is changing?” “We must be careful not to administer a vaccine against faith to them,” the 77-year-old added.”( http://ph.news.yahoo.com ) This is related to Roman Catholic Alleged Church way of presumably recent rethinking in deal...