Remember this :It is on the law of God that the last great struggle of the controversy between Christ and His angels and Satan and his angels will come, and it will be decisive for all the world.... Men in responsible positions will not only ignore and despise the Sabbath themselves, but from the sacred desk will urge upon the people the observance of the first day of the week, pleading tradition and custom in behalf of this man-made institution. They will point to calamities on land and sea—to the storms of wind, the floods, the earthquakes, the destruction by fire—as judgments indicating God's displeasure because Sunday is not sacredly observed. These calamities will increase more and more, one disaster will follow close upon the heels of another; and those who make void the law of God will point to the few who are keeping the Sabbath of the fourth commandment as the ones who are bringing wrath upon the world. This falsehood is Satan's device that he may ensnare the unwary.—The Southern Watchman, June 28, 1904.
“Our mission is to bring ‘Laudato Si’’ to life,” Insua explained in his presentation to CCF at its St. Paul headquarters. It is his hope “that this beautiful document from the pope doesn’t remain just a document, but we really live it.”
Pope Francis visited the Philippines in January 2015 and released Laudato Si’ later that year. Insua said he thinks the pope’s trip may have inspired and informed the encyclical, which was published in June 2015.
“Laudato Si’” marks the “first time ever in two millennia that the Church has an encyclical letter on ecology,” Insua noted. “That illustrates the level of importance that our pope gives to the issue.” source : https://thecatholicspirit.com/news/local-news/heres-to-laudato-si-climate-activist-touts-popes-message-in-twin-cities/
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