Migrant protest ends in German diocese [CC]

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A month after dozens of migrants occupied the Catholic cathedral in Regensburg, Germany, demanding that they be allowed to remain in the country, the diocese announced that their protest has ended.

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As Catholic Christians I believe we have an obligation to help migrants and refugees. It is what Jesus would have us do. That being said I don’t agree with Angela Merkel position on the refugee and migrant crisis that is currently facing Germany and all of Europe for that matter. I believe her stance on the migrant and refugee crisis is an over compensation for what happened in the Holocaust.

I don’t believe that it is morally wrong to believe that the German nation should be primarily made up of ethnic Germans and not of German speaking peoples whose ancestors came from various parts of the Middle East and Europe. If in Germany the ethnic Germans should become a minority than Germany will loose both it’s German and European identity and that is wrong.

For a long time I was neutral on the issue of birth control. I realize know that Pope Paul VI’s encyclical Humanae vitae was prophetic in that it told of the consequences of birth control. It will be a great loss not just to western civilization but to civilization in general if Europe should loose it’s European identity.
 
For a long time I was neutral on the issue of birth control. I realize know that Pope Paul VI’s encyclical Humanae vitae was prophetic in that it told of the consequences of birth control. It will be a great loss not just to western civilization but to civilization in general if Europe should loose it’s European identity.
I’ve thought things along this line, also. But who is to say it isn’t God’s will to shake things up? Seems like the whole world is being tossed like a salad… God loves (and made) everybody. Do we?
 
I’ve thought things along this line, also. But who is to say it isn’t God’s will to shake things up? Seems like the whole world is being tossed like a salad… God loves (and made) everybody. Do we?
I do agree. I also believe that we can help people while at the same time individual countries should be able to preserve or protect their own national identity. I believe Europe to it’s credit has taken a lot of migrants and refugees over the years. I also believe that other countries need to step up and assist in this matter. There are Middle Eastern countries that have the capacity to take migrants and refugees yet they refuse to and that is morally wrong. In the Arab press it is not uncommon to read articles and editorials that express enthusiasm for the growing Islamic influence in Europe.
 
I don’t believe that it is morally wrong to believe that the German nation should be primarily made up of ethnic Germans and not of German speaking peoples whose ancestors came from various parts of the Middle East and Europe. If in Germany the ethnic Germans should become a minority than Germany will loose both it’s German and European identity and that is wrong.
If it ain’t Catholic, it ain’t gonna be here in 1,000 years. Adios, Deutschland.
 
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