By: Bruce Jones

Bruce Jones — Mon, 11 Oct 2021 00:28:17 +0000

France has many problems to face, one being
how to deal with sensitive urban zones which
French police avoid, as the LAW that often applies
is not based on any Judaeo-Christian influence
but is SHARIA, and which according to the late Cardinal
Roger Etchegeray French Cardinal in his Encyclical
“The church and Racism”, is clearly RACIST.
It has to deal with a birthrate that is below 2- and
the medals given out to women to attempt to keep
the family building going is not be enough as is
clear from the failing birthrate, now at 1.7.
It has a leader E.Macron who married a divorcee,
a baptised Catholic and no role model to speak of.
The words of Pope Saint John Paul II to a confidante,
Mons Longhi on a vision he had the “Islamist invasion”
of Europe are relevant. This he said will be “more painful”
than those of this millennium” (Nazis and Communists).
He also stated “They will invade Europe, Europe will be
a basement, old relics, penumbra, cobwebs.
Family memories. You, Church of the third
millennium, must contain the invasion. [INVASION!]
But not with weapons, weapons will not be enough,
with your faith lived with integrity.”
Faith lived with integrity means a great deal of
soul searching, fasting and praying.
Mea culpas may be offered, even retribution for victims of
priestly sinfulness; but the reality of Catholic family
building must be faced also, which should be protected,
both from inroads by the socialist government with taxes,
and also from the jihadists who have NO intention of
assimilating. Someone bears the burden of migrants who
come in to become part of the landscape.-French welfare.
…. Immgration without assimilation is invasion.
Already many French generals have spoken of a civil
war. The church in Rome and the church in France need
to re-examine the reality that confronts them. Saint Lucia
of Fatima had some prophetic words about Europe.
Those who open their mouths to speak about social
justice would serve the church and the world better
by reflecting deeply on the reality of Islamism.
Priesthood need to take a cold hard look at the
place they occupy in a very troubled France,
Michel Aupetit, Archbishop of Paris in particular.
The tragedy of Notre Dame is a healthy reminder about
what really matters in the lives of Catholic French.

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By: Bruce Jones