25 Years Later: Muslim Immigration Is Our Post-9/11 Challenge
If one were to enter Dearborn, Michigan today, twenty-five years after 9/11, they would have to assume that 2001 was the beginning of the Muslim takeover of America.
If one were to enter Dearborn, Michigan today, twenty-five years after 9/11, they would have to assume that 2001 was the beginning of the Muslim takeover of America.
The Church hierarchy naively assumed that we could allow mass violation of our border and, at the same time, we could, as Sister Donna said, “protect our citizens.”
We cannot lose sight of what once made Europe master of the seven seas and her sons lords of men: love for and loyalty to the Crucified Lord and all that that means.
Our bishops continue to offer stones to the faithful who are simply asking for bread.
Every social institution is buckling under the strain imposed by the tens of millions of illegal immigrants now residing in the United States. At the center of this collapse lies Obamacare.
Erasing national borders is a godless vision of unifying mankind without reference to God.
The Feast of Corpus Christi, with its traditional public processions, is a call to all people to turn away from worldly cares and worship Christ as a mystical body.
Catholic Bishops too often exploit the emotional aspects of poverty and hunger in order to change the subject from the massive problems associated with mass immigration.
Is the Church enabling criminality and facilitating the oppression of the immigrants we are hoping to help?
“Love thy neighbor” is the common refrain of many Christians who call for open borders, and though their motivations may be honest, their arguments are marked by a palpable ignorance of Christ’s words. In their eagerness to love all immigrants, they forget about the circumstances in which they live and neglect their next-door neighbor. This … Read more