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The Judas Goat and the American Catholic Future
by Tom McFadden, Sr.
Any Christian following the news must surely be aware of the
potential threat to his safety and religious freedom that has been created in
the recent decade by the Federal Government’s program to settle in the U.S. hundreds
of thousands of Muslims. The potential threat has become a reality in so many
cases in recent years as American-born children of Muslim “refugees” have
engaged in mass murder while the politically-compromised FBI has tried to cover
up their Muslim-inspired motives.
These Muslims are called “refugees”, a term which invokes
images of helplessness and desperation which naturally provokes sympathy. In
fact, most of those brought here were not refugees. A refugee, according to the
UN definition, is a person who leaves a dangerous place (such as a war-torn
country) and goes to a safe place. For example, when a Muslim refugee reaches
Turkey or some other safe country in Europe or Africa he ceases to be a
refugee. His moving on from there to another safe place (like the U.S.) is
migration. He is a migrant. Yet these migrants are treated far differently from
others, such as Christian Mexicans, who may wish to migrate to the U.S. but
cannot legally.
In 2017, the United States Postal Service will celebrate an enemy of the
authentic Catholic Faith on one of its postage stamps. Fr. Theodore M. Hesburgh
(1917-2015), a leading proponent of the liberal agenda and the one-time President of Notre Dame University, was not a model
Catholic educator. Not only was Fr. Hesburgh not a model Catholic educator, but
he was actually PUBLIC ENEMY NUMBER ONE in the Catholic community for almost
single-handedly being responsible for the elimination of orthodox Catholic
teaching in our once Catholic Universities, and destroying their commitment to
authentic Catholic education by fostering their conversion to a university
status, completely independent of Catholic control. Consider that:
