Our Love for Heresy has Led Us to the Cathedral of Trent (Council of Trent) to Sing Catholic Mass Songs in Latin and to undo Protestantism

On October 10, 2021, Seventh-day Adventists joined an ecumenical event at the Cathedral of Trent, the same Roman Catholic building where the Council of Trent was held. The Council of Trent (1545-1563) was the official Roman Catholic response to the Protestant Reformation. This council affirmed the supremacy of the papacy, condemned the Protestant Reformers, revitalized the Inquisition, maintained tradition above Scripture and placed the Bible on a list of forbidden books.

Four hundred and seventy-six years later, in 2021, in the same Cathedral where Rome gathered to plan the end of the Protestant movement, Seventh-day Adventists, Orthodox, Lutherans, Waldensians, Pentecostals and Roman Catholics gathered for an ecumenical celebration and signing ceremony designed to bring “healing” and “reconciliation” and end divisions. The Catholic Church was represented by the Catholic priest Cristiano Bettega, a member of the Ecumenical Council at the local Catholic Archdiocese. The Seventh-day Adventist Church was represented by Pastor Patrizio Calliari, a pastor who has been involved in national and international ecumenical events.

If this was not enough, to highlight this new working relationship with Rome, all the churches, including the representative of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, began to sing in Latin the famous song called “Laudate Omnes Gentes,” which is an old Tridentine Catholic mass song used by Rome. Everything is ripening for the final fulfillment of Bible prophecy. The greater the influence that this union of churches has in the world, the more power Rome receives. We are witnessing the greatest consolidation of power this world has ever seen.

What the Council of Trent could not do, ecumenism has finally done. Thanks in part to our leaders. This is ecumenism at its worst. This is what Rome’s interfaith movement will lead to. No matter how often church leaders tell us today that mingling with Rome is good, the truth is that these unfaithful watchmen are no longer willing to condemn any apostasy, heresy, or serious theological errors. There is nothing to reject because the truth is no longer taken seriously. There is hardly anyone left to call out or expose the real dangers this generation faces.

If we could summarize the current state of Adventism in one sentence, it would be: “Our leaders are nostalgic for heresy!” The errors and false doctrines that prevail today are seldom addressed; they are simply ignored. No clarifications or explanations are ever given about the dangerous dogmas that the different members of the ecumenical movement are espousing. Therefore, we live in an age that loves heresy.

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