YOUR ORDER AT OUR ONLINE STOREAnd now, here is the news report: VATICAN CITY—In a shocking announcement, Pope Francis has called for a worldwide gun confiscation, with the exception of those held by the United Nations. The Pope, who has been a vocal advocate for gun control, made the announcement in a televised address to the world's Catholic bishops. "We must take bold action to protect the innocent and prevent further bloodshed," the Pope said. "The time has come for the nations of the world to recognize that the proliferation of guns is a threat to all of humanity, and to work together to remove this threat." The Pope's call for global gun confiscation has sparked both praise and criticism, with some hailing it as a brave and necessary move, while others have denounced it as an attack on their Second Amendment rights. The United Nations has issued a statement in support of the Pope's call, saying that it "fully endorses the Holy Father's efforts to promote peace and security around the world." In related news, the Vatican has announced that it will be establishing a special task force to oversee the implementation of the Pope's gun confiscation plan. The task force, which will be led by Cardinal Dolan, will work with governments and international organizations to ensure that the plan is carried out in a fair and effective manner. The Pope's call for global gun confiscation is the latest in a series of initiatives aimed at promoting peace and security around the world. In recent years, the Vatican has also called for the establishment of a global authority to regulate the trade in small arms and the implementation of a comprehensive nuclear disarmament program. The Pope's address to the bishops was met with applause and cheers, as he urged the world's Catholic leaders to work together to achieve his vision of a more peaceful and secure world.