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The Catholic church has upped its bankroll to wreck American law and sovereignty. It has added $800,000 to its previous amnesty spending of $3 million, since opening the borders to millions more hispanic Catholics is highly desirable for the bishops. Not that it’s new for Vaticrats to work to subvert a nation that has been very [...] March 9th, 2013 | Category: Churches for open borders | Tags: aliens, amnesty, arizona, assimilation, border, cost, enforcement, Hispanic, illegal, immigration |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post The case of Cardinal Roger Mahony is a reminder that justice delayed is justice denied; if a perp can slow down the functioning of the legal system for years, then memories fade, the urgency to prosecute dissolves and the statute of limitations kicks in. Mahony has been involved in a continuing cover-up of criminal activity [...] January 22nd, 2013 | Category: Churches for open borders | Tags: aliens, arizona, Catholic, crime, deport |
Email This Post | Print This Post Top catholics must be secretly rubbing their hands in glee at Obama’s clumsy handling of the requirement that birth control be included in healthcare plans provided by the church’s institutions like colleges. The controversy has given them a opportunity to pave over the years of bad news concerning child-molesting priests and to refurbish their image [...] May 24th, 2012 | Category: Churches for open borders | Tags: aliens, amnesty, Catholic, crime, deport, illegal, illegal workers, immigration |
Email This Post | Print This Post Now that Timothy Dolan has been promoted by the Vatican to Cardinal, he has become more welcome on big media. There is a meme going around that the press-savvy New York cleric could become the first American Pope, which makes him something of a hot property as religious figures go. One of his favorite topics is [...] May 7th, 2012 | Category: Churches for open borders | Tags: aliens, amnesty, arizona, border, Catholic, illegal workers, Republican, sovereignty |
Email This Post | Print This Post The recent contraception kerfuffle and the ensuing debate about “religious freedom” must have made the Catholic church in America feel like it had some moral authority to weigh in on other issues. The debate started when a Georgetown student complained that her university health plan did not include contraceptives because she attended a catholic school. Bishops [...] April 13th, 2012 | Category: Churches for open borders | Tags: aliens, amnesty, assimilation, border, Catholic, cost, enforcement, Mexico, Republican, sovereignty |
Email This Post | Print This Post Bishop Anthony B. Taylor recently met with Pope Benedict in the Vatican, and the subject of immigration of questionable legality appeared to be high on the agenda. The Arkansas Bishop sounded quite upbeat about hispanic Catholics filling southern pews, after his years of suffering with the preponderance of English-speaking Protestants who have been the major population [...] March 25th, 2012 | Category: Churches for open borders | Tags: aliens, amnesty, Catholic, demographic change, enforcement, English, Hispanic, poll |
Email This Post | Print This Post In January, I blogged about the San Francisco Catholics crusading against the law-enforcement program Secure Communities: San Francisco Archbishop Campaigns against Public Safety. Secure Communities is a federal system in which the fingerprints of persons already arrested are run through a federal database to check their immigration status so that dangerous criminals can be deported. Most [...] March 5th, 2012 | Category: Churches for open borders | Tags: aliens, amnesty, border, California, Catholic, crime, deport, public safety |
Email This Post | Print This Post In Los Angeles, Cardinal Roger Mahony (pictured below) is retiring at age 75 from his position as the top Catholic of the Los Angeles diocese. He leaves behind a record of being a major figure in the Church’s pedophile priest sex scandals and being a tireless booster for illegal aliens. He will be remembered for [...] February 27th, 2011 | Category: Churches for open borders | Tags: California, Catholic, culture, diversity, Mexico invasion |
Email This Post | Print This Post It may not have been the biggest anti-illegal demonstration in recent months, but any time Americans pin the tail on the Catholic church for its fifth-column activities, attention must be paid. Many churches work for the benefit of illegal alien lawbreakers and against law-abiding citizens, but the Catholics are the big dogs leading the pack. The [...] June 20th, 2010 | Category: Churches for open borders | Tags: Catholic, Mexico |
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