You’re welcome to prove how he was misunderstood, once again.
This is what he actually said:
“I am thinking here of Pope Gregory the Great (Editor: Pope from 590 – 604), who negotiated with the people known as barbarians, who were subsequently integrated. This integration is all the more necessary today since, as a result of a selfish search for well-being, Europe is experiencing the grave problem of a declining birth rate. A demographic emptiness is developing.”
Now I still don’t agree that expanding your population with Muslim ‘refugees’ is a wise idea, but he said nothing about breeding or intermarriage. In another paragraph he did mention co-habit, but clearly meaning ‘live alongside’ and not ‘shack up with’.
Unclear and meandering as this pope can be, I have never found even one of the many controversial screaming headlines in his actual words. I get tired of looking, the result is so predictable.
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