In a House subcommittee exchange Tuesday, an El Paso, Texas bishop told Republican Louisiana Rep. Clay Higgins that the Vatican’s wall “has arms embracing and opening to the world” when asked if the Roman Catholic Church supports border security.
Higgins was quick to point out that the U.S. was just as open to the world — at “328 ports of entry — legal entry,” the Washington Examiner reported.
Higgins told Bishop Mark Seitz that “the sovereignty of the church has been protected by the security of the church. One of the most famous walls in history is the wall around the Vatican. I would ask you, bishop, in the area that you serve, do your churches lock their doors after hours?” he asked.
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3 comments:
Send 1000 to the Bishop's house.
Most of Ancient Rome and the Vatican was built by slaves. Take all the asylum seekers and make them build the WALL then send them all back through it and seal it up behind them.
Most of the priest are pedo's anyway. this pope is a liberal jackhole.
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