New from Remnant TV... Down in the catacombs, Michael Matt looks at the startling ramifications of the official Vatican stamp commemorating the 500th Anniversary of the Protestant Revolt. The stamp includes the same Crucifixion scene that appears on the facade of the Lutheran Cathedral in Lund, Sweden—the work of a Protestant artist that substitutes the image of Our Lady at the foot of the Cross with that of arch-heretic Martin Luther. Why would Francis honor a 350-pound degenerate ex-priest who ran off with a Cistercian nun of 26 years? Luther, the excommunicated heretic St. Thomas More called an "agent of the Antichrist”!
Does this signal a growing apostasy in the Eternal City? By the way, what’s the connection between this, the New Mass and the Spirit of Vatican II? Is the rehabilitated Martin Luther emerging as the spiritual Father of Vatican II?
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