Posted on 12/30/2020 8:35:57 AM PST by ebb tide
December 29, 2020 (LifeSiteNews) – Bishop Joseph Strickland has once again spoken out against abortion-tainted vaccines in this week’s episode of The Bishop Strickland Show.
Besides highlighting the immorality and anti-Catholicism of vaccines linked to aborted baby cells, Bishop Strickland also addressed other concerns regarding the coronavirus, including mandatory vaccine laws.
“I would encourage people to resist any forcing of receiving these vaccines,” Bishop Strickland said. “We need to look at all the sides of the issue and make a well-informed conscience decision” according to what Church doctrine teaches.
Strickland and co-host Terry Barber also spoke about the possibility that vaccine mandates will be specifically targeted from the government towards the Catholic Church, and that they will lead to persecution. He noted that “probably most of the time through history, some[where] in the world, the Church has been persecuted.”
“We have to be willing to do what we have to,” he continued.
Strickland courageously states that even if speaking the truth may lead to persecution, “in justice we need to speak against that and...resist any diminishing of the freedom of religion and the freedom of living our faith in every aspect of society.”
Watch The Bishop Strickland Show, co-hosted by Terry Barber of Virgin Most Powerful Radio, which airs every Tuesday at 9:00 p.m. EST on LifeSite’s YouTube channel. Click here to watch all past episodes.
Ping
He’s never gonna get elected Pope spouting non~scence like that.
I will stand with the Bishop.
I agree with Bishop Strickland, and the Holy Bible gives us some guidance.
Using eating meat sacrificed to idols as an example, Apostle Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians 8:1-13, particularly verse 12, not to sin against believers with a weak conscience and Jesus by encouraging believers to do things that they are convicted not to do.
Insights welcome.
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