From Vatican Radio, Cardinal Filoni among the displaced in Irbil, northeastern Iraq.
Pope Francis' personal envoy to Iraq Cardinal Fernando Filoni meets displaced people who fled the violence in the province of Nineveh,during a visit to Iraq.
Pope Francis' personal envoy to Iraq Cardinal Fernando Filoni meets displaced people who fled the violence in the province of Nineveh,during a visit to Iraq.
Ping!
It must be very hard for Pope Francis, who is in many ways a creation of his soft-leftist “all we are saying is give peace a chance” formation in Argentina, to have to admit that Islam wants to kill and exterminate Christians. I have a lot more respect for him now that he has finally acknowledged the peril to Christianity and in fact to the world that is presented by a revived Islam, and that he is willing to admit that the only solution is to halt it through force.
“Dialogue” is rooted in the concept of two, that is, two sides having a conversation. But one side doesn’t want it and only wants to conquer, and since it takes two to tango or to dialogue, that’s clearly not going to work.