In the August 13th issue of the Catholic Standard appears an article entitled, "Haiti's Cardinal and US Bishops Lead Mass of Solidarity as Haitian Immigrants Face Losing Their TPS Status". A question came to my mind immediately as I began reading this article, and one that I think should be painfully obvious. Why is Cardinal Chibly Langlois carrying on as though United States largesse is a solution to the problems of his flock?
The Temporary Protected Status (TPS) was initially granted to Haitians in 2010 after an earthquake struck Haiti. That was 16 years ago. Now that the earthquake is no longer a plausible excuse, the claim is that gang-related violence in that country. Are the various Haitian clergy working just as hard to eliminate the violence in their own country as they are in trying to get US citizens to bear the brunt of Haiti's problems - OR - is this just another elaborate ruse to burden US infrastructure, pursuant to the Cloward-Piven Strategy, using Haitians as pawns? That is a fair question that deserves an answer.
With regards to that question, Cardinal McElroy and other clergy have tipped their hands. Further down in the article we see where he and others kvell about President Trump's deportation of "undocumented immigrants". No, these people are border-crashers who come and/or stay in this country while disregarding our laws and procedures. They are no more "immigrants" than a burgler is an "undocumented house guest".
When we read publications such as the Catholic Standard, we need to bear in mind that they are simply the mouthpieces of the bishops in whose diocese they are based. That means that the reader, if he solely relies on these publications for complete information about the Church and its affairs, will be worse than misinformed. He or she will be effectively brainwashed and subjected to thought reform. This article on which I just commented is a prime example of progressive propaganda.
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