Posted on 07/15/2014 8:16:30 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
Pope Francis says migrants around the world are subjected to “racist and xenophobic attitudes” and he wants the tens of thousands of Central American children crossing the border into the United States to be “welcomed and protected.”
... He said that not only must the children be welcomed but the world must also promote development in their home countries.
(Excerpt) Read more at nbcnews.com ...
It’s against the catechism to push for this illegal activity. He is trusting the USCCB probably. Which in this issue is headed
Up by the Mexicans, Gomez and Garcia who, when they say Mass may as well say it in latin because tgey can’t be understood
They don’t speak English on a regular basis
Thes men are foreign born and not allowed by law to interfere in politics. Not here. And not where they renounced their citizenship mexico
It always does.
F-him! Go back to defending your pedophile boy`s club, pappy.
Unlike your posting history, mine will not indicate of what you are accusing me.
This Pope seems to operate under the fantasy that the world can develop a country.
Every country in the world has developed itself thou a process of economic freedom and stability over hundreds of years.
Central and south American country’s have had billion of dollars and have consistently lost that money in regular coups and unrest.
I know; it’s very odd.
My brother is a bishop (albeit emeritus) and is very upset and told me the same thing.
Reminded me to respect the Papacy and that these stupid statements are not infallible pronouncements.
And maybe parents should be discouraged from abandoning their precious children to coyotes.
If children should be protected - that really does need to start at home.
Has anyone asked the Pope whether it is in the interest of the poor children if this situation only encourages further waves of parental abandonment and child abuse?
True.
He does seem to have a tendency to assume the worst of other people’s motives.
Excellent.
REspect the Papacy and regard these statements for what they are.
I do think he is misinformed by the USCCB, whose stance on this is formed by the Mexican group led by Gomez
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.