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John Paul II’s Blasphemous 1993 Interreligious Prayer Event In Assisi, Italy
A study of Antipope John Paul II reveals that he was obsessed with the topic of peace. That was not an accident. He was fulfilling his antichrist role to promote a false notion of peace. He was also deliberately blaspheming Jesus who, according to the New Testament, is our peace and in whom peace alone is to be found. “For [Jesus] himself is our peace…” (Ephesians 2:14) In contrast to the Christian faith, John Paul II repeatedly taught that pagans, infidels and heretics have peace and that peace comes from the prayers of false religions. Along these lines, on Jan. 9-10, 1993, Antipope John Paul II held another interreligious prayer event “for peace” in Assisi. It included Muslim, Jewish, Protestant and Eastern “Orthodox” leaders. John Paul II’s speech on the occasion inculcated his false notion of peace. It was another manifestation of heresy and apostasy. His comments about Europe are also revealing.
John Paul II, To the Representatives of Various Religions in Prayer for Peace in Europe, Assisi, Jan. 9, 1993: “Peace to all of you, peace from the God of Abraham… You have willingly responded to the appeal which, together with the presidents of the European Episcopal conferences, I made to the European bishops, to the Christian churches and ecclesial communities of the continent, as well as to the heads of its Jewish and Muslim communities, to meet together in this blessed town of Assisi to reflect on peace in Europe, especially in the Balkans, and to pray… We are gathered here to address our prayers to the Lord of history, each one in his own way and according to his own religious tradition, imploring the precious gift of peace from him who alone can guarantee it. We Christians shall pray together in the second phase of this vigil, in the upper Basilica of St. Francis. Our Jewish and Muslim brothers and sisters will have available, in this same Sacro Convento, and therefore under the same roof, suitable places for their own prayer…
Each one of us has come here moved by fidelity to his own religious tradition, but at the same time respectful of others’ traditions… Peace reigns among us… This is the essential point and the meaning of this gathering and of the prayers that will come afterward: to make everyone see that only in mutual acceptance of the other and in the resulting mutual respect, made more profound by love, resides the secret of a humanity finally reconciled, of a Europe worthy of its true vocation… May I be allowed, on this subject, to quote the first verse of Psalm 133: ‘Behold, how good and pleasant it is when brothers dwell in unity!’
Dear brothers and sisters! The memory of the great day of prayer for peace, which took place here in Assisi on October 1986, comes spontaneously to mind… Today our gaze is directed toward Europe. The invitation was therefore addressed to the representatives of the three great religious traditions present for centuries on this continent, to whose slow formation in the course of time all three have made their contribution and are making it still: Jews, Christians, and Muslims.
We are now being asked to contribute in a specific way, with our prayers and the offering of our fast, to the rebuilding of Europe, and perhaps to its survival, in continuity with the same spirit that presided over the day of prayer in October 1986.”
Notice that John Paul II teaches that all the participants, including the Jews, Muslims and heretics, have the peace of God. He says that peace reigns among them. But that’s a lie, for the infidels and the heretics cannot have true peace without the true Christian faith and the Church of Jesus Christ. John Paul also endorses the prayers of all in “fidelity to his own religious tradition”. John Paul II’s statement includes the false worship of Muslims and Jews which the Church condemns as mortally sinful and abominable. John Paul II teaches that peace is a gift of God and that the worship of all the different religions obtains it. That’s apostasy. On the occasion John Paul II also committed the mortal sin of directly praying with the heretics and schismatics. The Catholic Church has always forbidden such activity.
John Paul II also emphasizes that he wanted to hold this interreligious prayer event (with Jews, Muslims and heretics) specifically so that Europe would fulfill its “vocation”. He says that the prayers of Jews and Muslims contribute to the “rebuilding of Europe”. His emphasis on rebuilding Europe in the context of non-Christian worship was not an accident. As our material explains, the apocalyptic prophecies about the return of the Beast (which Antipope John Paul II fulfilled) are about Europe having abandoned its Christian vocation and returning to paganism and unbelief. The Devil, speaking through Antipope John Paul II, understood this very well. Hence John Paul II again blasphemed Our Lord by teaching that Europe’s true vocation is fulfilled through the false and non-Christian worship of Judaism and Islam.
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