My friend, you are sadly mistaken about Catholicism. If Catholicism isn't true Christianity, then Christianity simply doesn't exist. It is truly mind-boggling that Protestants believe that Jesus would come to the earth, live a perfect life, pay the price of our sins, rise again, give the apostles the commandment to share the gospel with the whole world, and then say that those people who believed aren't real Christians (for 1500 years!) because they believed in Peter being the leader of the church, which the book of Acts makes extremely clear. First off, no practicing, genuine, devout Catholic is going to deny that salvation only comes from our Lord Jesus Christ, who, by His sacrificial death and resurrection, paid the price in full for our sins. That is the core of our faith. When you hear someone say that salvation comes from Mary, we are saying salvation as another word for Jesus, because Mary is Jesus's mother. Mary is the queen of Heaven because in olden times (when the Bible was written), the queen was not the wife of the king, but the king's mother. Mary is the mother of Jesus, who is king, and also God, so Mary is the mother of God. It's not idolatry at all, it's simply Biblical and factual. Secondly, we do not worship the saints. We look at their lives as an example for ours, and we ask the saints in Heaven to pray for us, which can be seen in the book of Revelation 6:9-11. The word pray literally means to ask, not to worship. Worship is for God alone. Hosea 12:4 shows communication with and summoning of an angel, Luke 16:24 shows the rich man talking to a saint while he was in HELL, and even Jesus talked to dead Lazarus in John 10:43. If Jesus did it, there's no way it was a sin. As for the Pope, I don't know if you are disappointed about Pope Francis, or the office of the Pope. Nonetheless, Matthew 16:18-19 is where Jesus gives Peter the keys to the kingdom, and the ability to bind and loose on earth and in Heaven. The early church (meaning literally every Christian up until Martin Luther) understood that this meant that Peter had authority in the church, which was passed on to the next bishop of the church he established (the church in Rome). If you wanted to be Eastern Orthodox, they do not believe in the primacy of the Bishop of Rome, but even they have their own bishops and enforcement of rules. And they believe in praying to saints and loving Mary and all the things Protestants hate. As to sharing the Gospel, you didn't even cover the Gospel in the video, which is not only extremely hypocritical, but a dereliction of duty for anyone who calls themselves a Christian. So I'll do it for you. In the garden of Eden, man sinned, causing separation between God and the human race, and breaking the once perfect communion. For many years, God would accept animal sacrifices for the forgiveness of sins, but, as Isaiah 1 says, He was not pleased with that. So about 2,000 years ago, God became human flesh. And that human was Jesus Christ, fully God, fully man. Born of a virgin birth, He lived a perfect life, fully obeying God and never sinning. After He had completed three years of ministry, He suffered death at the hands of the Jewish leaders, and at the hand of God. On the cross, Jesus bore our sins, and paid the price we should've paid. He died, was buried, and rose again on the third day. This means that there is salvation for anyone who repent of their sins, be baptized, and believe on the Lord Jesus Christ. That means faith AND works, which James 2 is very clear about. After resurrection, He then gave His disciples the commandment to go preach the Gospel to all nations, which they did. Peter was the leader of the disciples, and his leadership authority was passed onto the next bishop of Rome (the church he started), and onto Linus, and it has continued to Pope Francis. So the church that Jesus recognized as His is the Roman Catholic Church, since only they have recognized the Bishop of Rome's God-given leadership. So someone who wants to be a part of Jesus's church should join the Catholic Church. The word catholic means universal, referring to Christ's command to share the Gospel everywhere. Look at every country, look at every land. Chances are, you're gonna find the Catholics in the area. That's because they're followed exactly what Jesus told them specifically (by apostolic succession) to do. Catholics are the real Christians, and you should become Catholic if you want to follow Jesus. You can read more about the Catholic church here: docs.google.com/document/d/13BHJQQFidtsnlsANLkl2HrhaM1QMFDktWEual4sSLNU/edit?usp=sharing