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Pope Leo XIV Echoes the Delusions of Jeremiah’s False Prophets

Our new Pope believes: every church bell and every Islamic call to prayer will blend into a “single hymn” to God.

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Canon Dr Jules Gomes
Dec 29, 2025
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Welcome to the 7th article in our new section on religion: Christian Nation.


Pope Leo XIV would have dismissed the Prophet Jeremiah as a fearmongering fatalist. Yahweh had guaranteed his people bulletproof security in a blue-chip covenant. Why, then, did this doom merchant have to peddle pessimism and warn of impending destruction?

Jeremiah was a pain in the nation’s posterior. Not having read Nostra Aetate, he was too rigid to accompany the inclusive Israelites in their visits to the high places of Baal. Instead of delighting in religious diversity, he was constantly castigating the sin of syncretism.

Worse, he wasn’t a team player. If he had only harkened to the plurality of prophetic voices proclaiming “peace” he might have toned down his paranoid predictions of enemy invasion and imminent exile. Jeremiah suffered from Babyloniophobia. Not having read Fratelli tutti, he couldn’t understand that the Babylonians were brothers, not enemies.



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Canon Dr Jules Gomes
Canon Dr. Jules Gomes, (BA, BD, MTh, PhD), has a doctorate from the University of Cambridge. Based in Rome, he is the author of five books and several academic articles. Gomes was canon theologian and artistic director at Liverpool Cathedral.
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