It has now emerged that Pope Francis met with the Rwandan refugee responsible for killing a French priest and burning down a cathedral during a 2016 photo-op.
As we highlighted yesterday, Emmanuel Abayisenga confessed to killing 60-year-old Olivier Maire, who had apparently been welcoming the man into his church for months despite the fact that Abayisenga was also under investigation for setting fire to Nantes Cathedral last year.
Abayisenga arrived in the city of Nantes as an illegal immigrant in 2012.
Marine Le Pen was one of few prominent voices to point out the obvious, stating, “In France, it is, therefore, possible to be illegal, to set fire to the cathedral, never to be expelled, and to re-offend by murdering a priest.”
An investigation by the French Catholic newspaper La Croix revealed that Abayisenga had met Pope Francis during a trip to the Vatican in 2016.
French reporter Arnaud Bédat posted a picture of the meeting on Twitter yesterday after the announcement that the Priest had been killed.
Emmanuel Abayisenga, who has reportedly confessed to the killing of Fr Olivier Marie, pictured here with Pope Francis in 2016. Abayisenga grew up in Rwanda during the country’s genocide. https://t.co/fMIvcHNtp2
— Christopher Lamb (@ctrlamb) August 9, 2021
Pope Francis has repeatedly advocated Europe’s absorption of refugees from the Middle East and Africa despite a clear link between uncontrolled migrant crossings, terror attacks, violent crime and sexual assault.
At one point, he even took part in a PR stunt where he washed the feet of several migrants.
As recently as last week, he stated, “Let us open our heart to refugees; let us make their sorrows and their joys our own; let us learn courageous resilience from them!”
Priest Olivier Maire did precisely that and ended up dead. He is by no means the first to have paid the ultimate price.
Fr. Olivier Maire, was found dead this morning in the village of Saint-Laurent-sur-Sèvre in the Vendee, murdered by the same Rwandan immigrant behind last year's fire the devastated Nantes Cathedral, whom he in charity had taken into his home. https://t.co/AbL4IrvlZk pic.twitter.com/Sdgh3cUUVf
— Catholic Sat (@CatholicSat) August 9, 2021
The terrorist who beheaded a woman and killed two others near a church in Nice, France last October was a Tunisian boat migrant who arrived on the Mediterranean island of Lampedusa, Italy.
The Chechen teen who beheaded school teacher Samuel Paty for showing cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad had also been granted a 10-year residency in France as a refugee the previous March.
The majority of the Paris massacre terrorists exploited the refugee wave to enter Europe.
The three terrorists who went on a knife rampage in Lyon in April 2020 were also Sudanese refugees.
Seems to be a pattern emerging here.
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