Well early this morning Pope Francis issued a new motion

Proprio on the investigation of bishops, priests,

also changed some things in canon law regarding what a minor is,

also added child pornography as a day looked

against the Sixth Commandment. All those are positive. There are still some negatives.

I'm going to talk with Tim today about the distinctions and the differences and the changes that occur between the

1917 Code of Canon Law, which was very specific, and the 1983 Code of Canon Law that John Paul II put in.

Also we're going to talk about the new globalism ideas

that Pope Francis has endorsed with,

what is it Tim, supranational entities?

Is that what the Pope...

Yeah, supranational legislative bodies, presumably.

Unbelievable.

Yeah, I mean, let's talk about that.

Before we get into the canon law and all these in these changes at the Pope's making the canon law through the Motoproprio

We as Catholics have always held the nations have sovereignty.

Right. Another nation can't impose laws on us.

We certainly have a war. What would be a super national body? Is this the kind of stuff that we talked about in the agenda 2030 video?

Yeah, well, I mean, remember, remember that the UN operates somewhat like a

supernational a supernational continental body you know, that liberals used to dream would kind of make a pan-European government.

And to some extent it does, because they allowed it.

He's talking about extending EU or UN. Maybe I just didn't hear you. EU, right?

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