A young girl smiles after receiving candy Oct. 14 from two nuns at the fence that separates New Mexico and the outskirts of Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. (CNS/Joseph J. Kolb)
1 posted on
10/20/2011 7:53:08 AM PDT by
NYer
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2 posted on
10/20/2011 7:53:43 AM PDT by
NYer
("Be kind to every person you meet. For every person is fighting a great battle." St. Ephraim)
To: NYer
Sure, it’s great to help the poor.
But sentences like this:
“The small spaces make it much more difficult for migrants to get a good footing to cross into the United States” (Aww! Really!)
And the headline about “stoning” (stoning is not mentioned again in the article. Who is going to stone them? Evil Americans? I’m sorry - I don’t believe that.)
Remind us that the institution of the catholic church is disgustingly pro-illegal immigration.
3 posted on
10/20/2011 7:59:14 AM PDT by
Christian Engineer Mass
(25ish Cambridge MA grad student. Many conservative Christians my age out there? __ Click my name)
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Ping!
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5 posted on
10/20/2011 8:12:57 AM PDT by
HiJinx
("Family values don't stop at the Gulf of Aden." ~ Flag_This)
To: NYer
There is a port of entry 15 minutes away from Sunland Park in Santa Teresa NM that leads directly into Anapra. Crossing the international border is a fairly simple matter for an American. These nuns (and everybody else) do not want to enter Anapra and I don't blame them because it is dangerous. However, it is a little disingenuous to fear the people of Anapra and then turn around and cast aspersions on the border fence that separates this violent community from America.
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