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Again, nothing at all. Just pointing out that most of the Vatican is gated and off limits to you and I.
And? It has open borders. Having an ancient wall doesn't change that.
Just try and walk around the Vatican and see how ignorant Mr. Homan is. Sure, you can get into the Vatican Museum with an expensive ticket after passing through a metal detector. Sure you can get into St. Peter's if you get your ticket and go through security. Sure you can get into the square after you pass through security. You might be able to get to the Vatican Post Office. But step out of bounds and see what happens. Your remarks only show your ignorance. You can go and visit some parts of the Vatican. For the rest, you will be caught. All sorts of people with tourist visas can come to the USA and go to 99.9% of this country. We are less restrictive in that than the Vatican. But here we have functionally open borders and the pope telling us how evil walls and gates are when he has walls and gates and the security to back them up. It's a double standard.
www.catholicculture.org
He didn't say that walls are evil. They are objects not capable of being evil.
Interesting read though I disagree that the Pope has been inconsistent in how he has treated each administration.Transcript:
Pope Francis vs. Trump/Vance on Migrants (My Response)
In this episode of The Counsel of Trent, Trent Horn delves into the recent letter from Pope Francis to U.S. bishops, responding to President Trump's mass deportation orders and Vice President JD Vance's controversial comments on Christian love and immigration. Exploring the Catholic Church’s...www.catholic.com
Huh?
That reply certainly doesn't surprise me. One has to listen, open to the Spirit, to understand the nuances of how spiritual people, such as Pope Francis, speak on matters of Christian mercy.
Hah! Walls aren't evil because they are mere objects. Right.
So if you don't think about building walls you are OK? Here pope Francis basically said Trump is not a Christian. I don't know whether he is or not, but the pope seems to know.
Whatever. The Vatican has walls and if you would climb over one you would be in a heap of trouble. Pope Francis needs to 'think about' the walls he has around him and how inconsistent he is when he chides others who want to build a wall.
That's too much nuance for me. A 'nuanced' position that turns a blind eye to Biden's abortion position but jumps on those who want to actually have border security in their country. I'm just not 'spiritual' enough for that.
