A few years ago, I briefly met Pope Francis in Rome. I think he's a good man who carries compassion with him everywhere he goes. Jesus is well represented by the Pontiff.
But now there is a fissure between Francis and other good people over migration. And the controversy extends to the Founding Fathers of the United States.
Writing this month from the Office of the Holy See, the Jesuit Francis acknowledges the right of countries to establish law but excoriates the United States over President Trump's deportation policy. This is part of the Pope's "Liberation Theology" philosophy, a long held belief system.
But now there is a fissure between Francis and other good people over migration. And the controversy extends to the Founding Fathers of the United States.
Writing this month from the Office of the Holy See, the Jesuit Francis acknowledges the right of countries to establish law but excoriates the United States over President Trump's deportation policy. This is part of the Pope's "Liberation Theology" philosophy, a long held belief system.
