In addition, the late great Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre shared this view:

 “We are not of this new religion! We do not accept this new religion! We are of the religion of all time; we are of the Catholic religion. We are not of this “universal religion” as they call it today – this is not the Catholic religion any more. We are not of this liberal, modernist religion which has its own worship, its own priests, its own faith, its own catechisms, its own “ecumenical” Bible. We cannot accept these things. They are contrary to our Faith. It is an immense, immense pain for us, to think that we are in difficulty with Rome because of our faith! We are in a truly dramatic situation. We have to choose an appearance of disobedience – for the Holy Father cannot ask us to abandon our faith; it is impossible, impossible! We choose not to abandon our faith, for in that we cannot go wrong.” (Archbishop Lefebvre, Ordination Sermon, June 29, 1976)

Well, as of September 13, Traditional Catholics who agree with this have nothing to fear! For if their adherence to the Traditional Catholic Faith constitutes a separate religion from the one Francis practices, they too can arrive at God!

Instead of other nations learning from Christian civilization, Francis is doing his best to rid Europe of Christian civilization by pressuring European leaders to accept the mass migration of non-Christian, mostly Muslim, third-world, migrants into their countries.

As LifeSite News reported on 13 Sep 24:

Addressing an inter-religious meeting of young people in Singapore just before departing for his return flight to Rome, Pope Francis turned to one of the central themes of his pontificate – inter-religious dialogue.

“Leaving aside his prepared speech and speaking without a script {transcript subsequently published here}, Francis instead spoke chiefly on dialogue between religions, having just taken questions from a Catholic, a Sikh, and a Hindu...

‘If we start to fight amongst ourselves and say “my religion is more important than yours, my religion is true, yours is not,” where will that lead us? Where?

It’s okay to discuss [between religions].

Continuing, the Pope declared that each religion is a means to attain God, stating:

Every religion is a way to arrive at God. There are different languages to arrive at God, but God is God for all. And how is God God for all? We are all sons and daughters of God. But my god is more important than your god, is that true?

There is only one God and each of us has a language to arrive at God. Sikh, Muslim, Hindu, Christian, they are different paths.

As we know, there is indeed only one God and he is a Catholic God. Francis, however, doesn’t believe in a Catholic God:

And I believe in God, not in a Catholic God, there is no Catholic God, there is God and I believe in Jesus Christ, his incarnation. Jesus is my teacher and my pastor, but God, the Father, Abba, is the light and the Creator. This is my Being. Do you think we are very far apart? (Interview with Eugenio Scalfari, October 1, 2013)

Francis, instead, apparently believes there is one God and every false religion is a path to that one God. By the way, this must have been very confusing to the Hindus present as they believe in 330 million gods.

As a refresher, let’s hear what the Catholic Encyclopedia had to say about Hinduism in 1910:

Nay, it holds out the right hand of brotherhood to nature-worshippers, demon-worshippers, animal-worshippers, tree-worshippers, fetish-worshippers. It does not scruple to permit the most grotesque forms of idolatry, and the most degrading varieties of superstition…

...But apart from this unimportant line of modern speculation, and from the abortive theosophic movement of more recent times, one finds no trace of Hindu influence on Western civilization. We have nothing to learn from India that makes for higher culture. On the other hand, India has much of value to learn from Christian civilization.

Very unecumenical! No doubt Francis would be embarrassed by this now. Instead of other nations learning from Christian civilization, he is doing his best to rid Europe of Christian civilization by pressuring European leaders to accept the mass migration of non-Christian, mostly Muslim, third-world, migrants into their countries.

However, as the great Catholic Don Juan of Austria said in his final order as leader of the Christian fleet before the Battle of Lepanto, "There is no Paradise for cowards."

The goal of this practice, also promoted by Francis’ buddies at the World Economic Forum, is not to make European civilization Muslim, but to make it completely faithless and secular. An article as far back as 2013 entitled, “How to Hobble Religion” pointed out, “Contrary to popular belief, migration from Muslim countries is one reason why Europe is becoming more secular, not less.”

This same effect can be seen in the United States as the influx of non-Christian migrants has resulted in de-Christianization tactics such as removing the names for Christian holidays from vacation breaks at public school. What used to be called Easter Break and Christmas Break are now referred to as Spring Break and Winter Break. Christmas Parties are now renamed “Holiday Parties.” Christianity is often demonized in public school with left wing textbooks and teachers spreading anachronistic lies about the Church’s role in “systemic racism” “the patriarchy” or whatever other trendy Marxist terms the left comes up with.

European Catholics of ages past fought bloody wars to keep Europe Catholic and not overrun by the Muslim religion and culture. If Francis had been pope at that time (God forbid), he would have condemned any war to keep these poor migrants out and pressured Catholic leaders to welcome the invaders lest they violate the Gospel.

However, as the great Catholic Don Juan of Austria said in his final order as leader of the Christian fleet before the Battle of Lepanto, "There is no Paradise for cowards."

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