The Catholic Church Needs a Conservative Pope to Save Its SoulWe need a leader like Cardinal Robert Sarah—a bold, anti-woke, pro-life traditionalist—to steer the Church back to its unwavering moral core.
By Rudy Giuliani With the passing of Pope Francis—may he rest in peace—the faithful face a pivotal moment. For millions of Catholics worldwide, the papacy is not just a symbol; it’s the spiritual anchor, the guiding light in a world drowning in moral confusion. Today, as secularism, wokeism, and modernism erode the foundations of faith, we need a pope who will fiercely defend the Church’s timeless traditions, not bend to the fleeting whims of a culture gone astray. We need a leader like Cardinal Robert Sarah—a bold, anti-woke, pro-life traditionalist—to steer the Church back to its unwavering moral core. Let’s be clear: the Church is not a political institution, nor should it chase popularity contests. Its mission is eternal—to proclaim the truth of Christ, to uphold the sanctity of life, marriage, and family, and to provide a moral compass for a world desperate for meaning. But under Pope Francis, God bless him, we saw a papacy that too often flirted with modern ideologies, softening the Church’s stance to appease left-wing interests. His efforts to embrace inclusivity and environmental causes, while well-intentioned, diluted the Church’s moral clarity. The faithful don’t need a pope who panders to the progressive elite. They need a shepherd who stands firm, unapologetically proclaiming the Gospel in a world that’s lost its way.
Look around. Society is crumbling under the weight of relativism. Wokeism preaches a false gospel of identity over truth. Secularism tells us faith is irrelevant. And modernism? It’s a siren song, luring the Church toward compromise. But Catholics—especially the young converts flocking to the faith—aren’t looking for a watered-down relic of what the Church used to be. They’re hungry for authenticity, for a Church that boldly asserts its beliefs, not one that equivocates to avoid offense. These young faithful are rediscovering Latin Masses, traditional devotions, and the unyielding moral teachings that have defined Catholicism for centuries. They want a pope who reflects that fervor, not one who hedges bets to stay relevant. Enter Cardinal Robert Sarah. This is a man who embodies the strength and clarity the Church needs. Born in Guinea, he’s no stranger to hardship, yet his faith is unshakable. He’s a fierce defender of life, calling abortion what it is: a moral evil. He’s unafraid to confront the woke agenda, warning against ideologies that undermine the family and human dignity. His writings, like “God or Nothing,” resonate with a generation craving purpose rooted in eternal truth. Sarah doesn’t mince words. He sees the Church as a bulwark against the chaos of modernity, not a chameleon changing colors to blend in. That’s the kind of leadership Catholics deserve. A message from our sponsor (piece continues below) Together With Next Thing Technologies American Battery Technology Aims to Power the $2.1 Trillion Energy RevolutionA groundbreaking American company has developed sodium-ion battery technology that could transform how we power our homes, businesses, and even our nation's critical infrastructure. Next Thing Technologies has created what many energy experts believe is the future of energy storage – a battery that outperforms lithium technology in three crucial ways:
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Saturday, April 26, 2025
The Catholic Church Needs a Conservative Pope to Save Its Soul
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