Roma, 23 Dec – The ways that lead the Church to open its doors are infinite, especially when it's not the Vatican doors. A Natale Then, you are, we should all be better. The problem is when Christian mercy is confused with politically correct do-goodism, cloak in which the Argentine pontiff cloaks himself with a certain perseverance. A few days before Christmas, Pope Francis has returned for the umpteenth time to talk about welcoming immigrants, just to avoid the risk of changing the subject. Durante the Angelus, Bergoglio said that Christmas for many it's "time to return to family" but "many people don't have this opportunity".
The pontiff thus decided to address in particular "all those who are far from their family and their land". Hoping for them to return home to hug relatives and friends? Not even in a dream. “Our heavenly Father does not forget you or abandon you. If you are Christian, I hope you find a true family in the Church, where you can experience the warmth of brotherly love. And to all those who are far from their families, Christians and non-Christians, I say: the doors of the Christian community are open", Bergoglio stated, referring without too many mincing words to the immigrants that all "good Christians" should welcome
Il usual sermon so, the usual pulling of the ears of those who do not align with his vision of the open doors which Pope Francis obviously considers to be the unquestionable prerogative of the Church. On the other hand, after the Vatican's applause of the United Nations Global Compact, arrived from Marrakesh last week, Bergoglio's umpteenth immigrationist push could not be missing.
Eugenio Palazzini
source – https://www.ilprimatonazionale.it/cronaca/bergoglio-insiste-a-natale-apriamo-le-porte-agli-immigrati-99271/