“Is the Pope a Catholic?” This is a rhetorical question people sometimes ask when they want to suggest that something should be obvious. But is it obvious that the current Pope, Jorge Bergoglio, is a Catholic? Not so much.
He is unrelenting in his advocacy of mass Third World immigration into Europe. Recently he stated that “The migrant must be welcomed, accompanied, encouraged and integrated. This generosity, this industriousness is in harmony with the Gospel, which invites us to do good to everyone, and in particular the last, the poorest, the most abandoned, the sick, people in danger.”
Bergoglio doesn’t seem to notice–or care–that a very large share of these migrants are Muslims, and if their flow is unchecked, their numbers will allow Islam to supplant Christianity as the historic faith of Europe. In that situation, Catholicism would suffer an overwhelming loss.
Bergoglio’s seeming indifference to this process, stands in stark contrast to the actions to many of his predecessors in the Vatican. Popes of years past blessed and deployed armies that repelled repeated Muslim attacks aimed at conquering Europe and subduing Christianity. Today radical Muslims openly boast that they will accomplish with migration what their forebears failed to accomplish with arms.
So if Bergoglio really isn’t so concerned about his professed faith, then what exactly is his faith? Whatever it is, it bears a suspicious resemblance to the cult of globalism which proposes to erase the God-given diversity of mankind for the benefit of global elites who want to play God.
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