The radio host lost his job for incorrect statements about the deceased dad

The host of the Christian talk show at one of the radio stations of the state of Pennsylvania lost his job due to the fact that he allowed himself to live incorrect statements about Catholicism and the personality of the late Pope John Paul II.

The management of the Word-FM radio station said to the 39-year-old pastor Marty Mino that his comments are “repelled” by radio listeners. “I said the same thing that I always say in my radio programs,” the pastor said. “I talked about the events taking place in the world from the point of view of the Bible.” Some American gospels believe that only "re -born" Christians can get into heaven. In this regard, one of the listeners who called Minto doubted that Pope John Paul II would go to heaven, and the pastor began to talk on this subject.

“Word -FM is working for the whole city, for all Christians,” said the general manager of the company Chak Grautner. “We cannot afford to focus on the differences between denominations.” The Catholic community is the largest in Pittsburgh, almost 1.6 million people consider themselves Catholics in this city.