Cardinal Nichols: "Britons could learn from 'vibrant' faith of Muslim migrants"
File this one under "Have you been smoking crack?"
Vatican II the new religion of the New World Order
Cardinal Vincent Nichols insisted that an increasingly secular British society could learn much from the faith of new arrivals
British people have much to learn
from the “vibrancy of the Muslim faith” of new immigrants including
refugees, the leader of the Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales
has said.
Cardinal Vincent Nichols said immigrants had been enduring a worsening “atmosphere of fear” in the months since the EU referendum with the members of the public casually voicing hatred in a “self-indulgent” way.
Cardinal Vincent Nichols said immigrants had been enduring a worsening “atmosphere of fear” in the months since the EU referendum with the members of the public casually voicing hatred in a “self-indulgent” way.
He
accused politicians of “trading in fear” and said media stories
constantly portraying immigration in a negative light were proving
“corrosive of our best nature”.
In an interview with the BBC, he insisted that increasingly secular British society could learn much from the faith of new arrivals whether Christians, Muslims or followers of other religions.“I think this country will benefit actually from the vibrancy of the Christian faith that many people bring here,” he said.
“Of course what we have to learn too is from the vibrancy of the Muslim faith that comes here.”
He added: “I think the immigration crisis is real and it needs concerted effort to address it," he said.
“It needs to be addressed realistically with resources and proper legislation, but it's almost impossible to do that in an atmosphere in which fear and hatred are the dominant features.
“It does nobody any good, this somewhat self-indulgent way in which people have begun to express themselves and their distaste and their hatred of people who they see as different.
“And that is creating a culture of fear among people who have been welcomed here.”
“It needs to be addressed realistically with resources and proper legislation, but it's almost impossible to do that in an atmosphere in which fear and hatred are the dominant features.
“It does nobody any good, this somewhat self-indulgent way in which people have begun to express themselves and their distaste and their hatred of people who they see as different.
“And that is creating a culture of fear among people who have been welcomed here.”
Only in the Novus Ordo, folks...
