Posted on 12/27/2024 4:43:27 PM PST by ebb tide
Roberto Vannacci, 56, a former general in the Italian army and a member of the European Parliament for the League, has criticised statements made by Pope Francis during the opening of a Holy Door in Rebibbia, a huge prison complex in Rome.
After his visit, Francis spoke to journalists saying that "the inmates are good people" and that "any of us can make a mistake".
Vannacci told AffariItaliani.it that he would have expected Francis to say similar kind words for the victims of crime.
According to him, there is rarely a word for them, namely "for those people who have been robbed, injured, raped, abused, killed by the prisoners whom Francis visited today".
"My solidarity is above all with them, not with the prisoners," Vannacci said, "who are serving the just sentence for their crimes."
Vannacci's statements makes one vomit, comments FaroDiRoma.it.
But to save Vannacci's honour it must be said that his words only echoed the usual condemnations that bishops make against priests accused of homosexual crimes who could be inmates in Rebibbia.
Both Francis and his buddy, Joe Biden, seem more concerned about showing "francismercy" towards murders and rapists than showing true mercy towards "political" prisoners like the falsely imprisoned J6ers or pro-life warriors.
Ping
Bergoglio's puppet, Senile Joe, did just the above.
Prison is a chance to repent, to come to Christ. That’s what the Holy Father should be praying for.
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