Believers Worldwide Call For New Pope - Even At Easter Mass in Rome

UPDATE, April 21st 2025 - After the worldwide missionary call for a new pope on Easter Sunday, Pope Francis passed away this morning. Many believers are interpreting his passing as a powerful sign.

On Easter Sunday, believers in the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light, followers of Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq, took to the streets and gathered outside churches in countries around the world—including Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Ecuador, the United States, Canada, Switzerland, France, Italy, Germany, Vatican City, the United Kingdom, Spain, Croatia, Serbia, the Philippines, Thailand, Australia, Senegal, and Bangladesh—to announce to the world that a man had been chosen by God to lead humanity as the true Pope.

Remarkably, the very next day, news broke that Pope Francis had passed away. Many are calling it a "sign of signs," a miracle for the entire world to witness. Believers declare that God has made His will known to all: a new Pope has indeed been chosen.

Vatican City, April 20th 2025 — In a striking public display of conviction, four European believers — El Haouss Ahmed, Alexandre Graziani, Ben Abdslam Soufiane and Admir Nicevic — have been distributing flyers throughout Vatican City on the occasion of Easter Sunday.

Their campaign reached a powerful climax today, April 20th, during the Pope’s highly anticipated Easter speech in St. Peter’s Square. The group raised black banners during Mass, featuring the flag of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light with the phrase “Allegiance is to God” written in both English and Italian. Two Vatican police officers approached them to ask them to take down the banners and take off their shirts.

Separately, in St. Peter’s Square, directly in front of St. Peter’s Basilica they held up another banner declaring: “TIME HAS COME FOR A NEW POPE.”

This provocative act is part of a larger campaign of the believers worldwide, calling for a New Pope.

Pictures of the global movement can be seen here:

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Trinidad and Tobago

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