Hungary: Francis Sells His Usual Platitudes

In his opening remarks during his three-day trip to Hungary, Francis insisted that the country "must" accept illegal immigrants - to the detriment of the poor countries of origin, which are losing their young population.

He criticised "ideological colonisation", the gender ideology, a "senseless right" to abortion, while in Rome he praises and even rewards those who promote such evils.

President Katalin Novak called Francis, who has started a civil war in the Church, a "man of peace". Eduard von Habsburg, Hungary's ambassador to the Holy See, said the two had "a great time" together (pictured).

Prime Minister Victor Orban, a Protestant, told Abu-Dhabi-Francis: "Without Christianity, Hungary would not exist today. Hungary has a future if it remains on the Christian path, and today the Christian path is the path of peace".

In Budapest Cathedral, Francis, in a wheelchair, greeted a priest who was also in a wheelchair (pictured below).

In his homily he bombarded the priests present with his usual clichés: "our first pastoral priority is not to be bound by ideology", "do not be rigid", "show compassion and tenderness". In other words: Francis wants others to be what he is not.

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