The world has heard from Pope Francis about the issue of the Trump administration’s immigration policy. He asks us to consider the dignity of the human dignity of illegal immigrants, but it appears he has forgotten that American citizens deserve the same.
If you missed it, Vice President of JD Vance reference During an interview with Fox News about illegal immigration in the United States, Aldo Morris’ St. Augustine’s Christian concept, or “the order of love.”
Google’s “Ordo Amoris” Separately, the idea that there is no hierarchy of obligation violates basic common sense. Does Rory think his moral obligations to his children are the same as his obligations to strangers who live thousands of miles away? Is there anyone? https://t.co/otvv5g1wfn
– jd vance (@jdvance) January 30, 2025
“[A]Not only are you a leader in America, but also as an American citizen, your compassion belongs first to your fellow citizens. That doesn’t mean you hate people from outside your own borders,” Vance said. I said Sean Hannity, host of Fox News, January 30th.
“But there’s this old fashioned thing [concept] – And I think it’s a very Christian concept – you love your family, and you love your neighbor, and you love your community, and you love your own country Love your fellow citizens, then you can love your fellow citizens, then prioritize them with a focus on other parts of the world,” he said. (Sign up for Mary Luke’s weekly newsletter!))
“Many on the far left completely reversed it. They seem to hate their citizens and care more about people outside their own borders. That’s not how they run society,” Vance added. Ta.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o98po0lwzxe
Shortly after this interview, the left soon began attacking Vance for his correct understanding and use of his concepts, including Jesuit father James Martin. I insisted“The basic message of Jesus is that everyone is your neighbor and it is not just to help your family or those closest to you. Especially different, foreigners, others. It’s about helping. They’re all our “neighbors.” ”
Pope Francis Letter to the American Bishopalthough he has not explicitly named Vance, he will push back the call of Vance’s Aldo Morris by insisting that “meditate love that builds open fraternity to all, without exception.” It was an attempt to be enveloped in a veil. (Luke: The media and experts have told you not to trust your lying eyes. Now they’re admitting they were wrong.)
“[W]Apart from these considerations, Ollie about personal, community, or national identity readily introduces ideological standards that distort social life and impose the strongest will as a criterion of truth,” Pope Francis said. I said that.
“Therefore, all Christians and well-intentioned people are called to consider the legitimacy of norms and public policy in light of the dignity of a person and their fundamental rights.
Pope Francis writes to the American bishop to express his support for his efforts to protect immigrant rights and dignity.https://t.co/14hztdam0r
– Vatican News (@vaticannews) February 11, 2025
Pope Francis is right to say that all people owes “human dignity” and that our public policy should reflect this. However, in his statement in favour of illegal immigrant criminal activity, he loses compassion for American citizens who have been hurt by the US illegal immigration crisis
The concept of St. Augustine’s Ordo Amoris is St. Paul’s letter To Timothy: “But if someone does not care for his person, especially his house, he will deny his faith and worse than anyone other than his followers” (1 Timothy 5:8).
As a Christian nation, we have a responsibility to care for all people, but St. Paul clearly states that if we don’t first protect our “home” we are denying our faith. In the context of US immigration policy, this clearly requires us to protect our citizens more than anything else. (Former Obama staffer just neutralised the Democratic Party’s only story about Trump.)
Although Pope Francis admits that “we must recognize our right to protect our country and our right to keep our communities safe from those who committed violent or serious crimes within or before our arrival.” He goes on to say that the act of massive deportation “has harmed the dignity of many men and women, and all of the family, putting them in a state of certain vulnerability and vulnerability.”
Again, what about the “vulnerability and vulnerability” of American citizens who have been directly affected by illegal immigration through unemployment, surges, and actual safety concerns?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iid6crsiouq
The left has welcomed former President Joe Biden as a “faithful Catholic” despite his clear corruption, belief in abortion, and promotion of transgender ideology. As a Catholic practice, it was scandalous to witness deafening silence from the Vatican about Baidan’s failure to adhere to the fundamental doctrines of our faith. Pope Francis never wrote to a bishop who had a lifetime, or who had caused obstacles to human dignity or transgender ideology or the right to be granted.
Where is the Pope’s letter to the Canadian Catholic Bishop on the promotion of provinces against euthanasia in the national health system? For Latin American countries, is human dignity the last thought when making policy decisions that exacerbate the US illegal immigration crisis?
What’s even more shocking is the reality that the Vatican City has this year. It’s increased Strict security regulations for people seeking illegally into the territory in areas where free access is not permitted. Has Pope Francis written to his guards to shout out the right of all people to enter without influence? We know that the answer is no, as Catholic teaching doesn’t require open border utopia.
“Signed document [the] The chairman of the Vatican Clergy Committee provides for financial fines and prison sentences. These fines apply especially to those bypassing border control or security systems. ”https://t.co/mk65k6tzhd
– Michael Knowles (@michaeljknowles) February 2, 2025
Having a safe boundary is an act of proper orderly love. America is more than an idea. We have the heritage and fabric that binds us as a nation.
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