On the occasion of the signing of the Treaty of Rome the Pope played a prominent part, as the Catholic Times reported: "The Pope on Monday urged the nations of Europe to create a real federation...The 78 members of the Assembly drove from Rome to Castelgandolfo to be received in audience by the Holy Father before beginning their session." "He said the six nations of 'little Europe'...were embarking on a salutary road 'from which can emerge for themselves and for Europe a new road in all domains, an enrichment not only economic and cultural but also spiritual and religious'." (Catholic Times 8 Nov. 1957). So began the welding together of W. Europe.

In The Sunday Telegraph (Aug. 25, 1991) the then editor, Peregrine Worsthorne told us that:

"The Common Market itself started under the inspiration of Catholic politicians¾ such as Adenauer of Germany, Paul-Henri Spaak, Jean Monnet and Robert Schumann. They were all Christian Democrats. They were all deeply influenced by Catholic social teaching..."

So the religious principles guiding European unification are provided by the Roman Catholic Church, whose purpose it is to dominate Europe and then Russia, by its religious, economic and social philosophy.