A Conversation with Archbishop Mark and Bishop Tim About the Proposed Voice to Parliament
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Join Archbishop Mark Coleridge and Bishop Tim Norton SVD as they reflect on the call to reconciliation, why Christians have an opportunity to have a real impact and the importance of discernment.
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Two men of prayer pointing to love; the heart of the Gospel!
Australians judged Labors voice on the public comments of those who designed it. One man who stood next to the PM when he announced the referendum wording is Mr Thomas Mayo who sits on the PM's Referendum Working Group which drafted the referendum question. Mayo published his book titled "The Voice to Parliament Handbook". His signature is on the Uluru Statement and he has spent 18 months travelling around Australia trying to talk Australians into changing the Constitution to include the Voice. He is a union official and self-described “militant” on record as saying the Voice will “punish politicians”, “abolish colonialist institutions” and “pay the rent, pay reparations and compensation”.
Rather than the Voice being the “inspiring and unifying Australian moment” and "modest request" described by the PM, Mr Mayo told a Communist conference “there is nothing that we can do that is more powerful than building a first nations’ Voice, a black institution, a black political force to be reckoned with”. At a 2021 "Invasion Day" protest he described “the powers that be” as “murderers”, and said he was “sick of governments not listening to our voice” so planned “to use the rulebook of the nation to force them”. At Black Lives Matter protests and other addresses he reveals the Voice’s radical origins in the Search Foundation which describes itself as the “successor organisation of the Communist Party of Australia”.
Ignore the cookers in comments, God be with you all! Thank you for your advice Bishops!
Could the next conversation be about the mark of the beast?
I'll be voting No.
Do these wolves in sheep’s clothing still think they have any credibility in the Church?
Bishops do tend to have credibility yes
Catholic bishops do. These guys are posers.@@KenoReplay.
@@kyrieeleison1243 I believe they were appointed by the Pope and the Holy See.
So unless you're Schismatic, they are in fact Catholic Bishops.
They Do. And it is easy to find Satanists online. Because they simply look like you
Ah yes, 'Global', I was waiting for that.
Handing power to a few people is dangerous.