"More than 1.5 million people are expected for the Mass with Pope Francis in
Philadelphia in September during the World Meeting of Families. Some of the
speakers listed include Cardinal Tagle of Manila, Cardinal Sean O'Malley of
Boston, Scott Hahn, Rick Warren and Rabbi Abraham Skorka. Underlining the
ecumenical and interfaith element of the meeting, Archbishop Chaput said 30
percent of the speakers would be non-Catholic.
Read more.[Mike Gendron Comment] The Vatican has been looking for compromisers in the evangelical world to help them reverse the Reformation. Rick Warren, pastor of Saddleback Church in southern California, has been an easy target for many years. In a recent interview he said, "We have far more in common (with Catholics) than what divides us. We believe in the trinity, we believe in the Bible, we believe in the resurrection...Now there's still real differences, no doubt about that. But the most important thing is if you love Jesus, we're on the same team." Rick Warren is not bothered by the fact that Catholics love and trust another Jesus who is unable to save them completely and forever. Clearly, he does not understand or embrace the exclusivity of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Nor does he seem to care that the Catholic clergy is condemned for preaching another gospel (Gal. 1:6-9). Read more." Pro-Gospel.org
