Archbishop "Delighted" About Biggest Mosque in France

In Reims, two heresies met there that day: modernism represented by Archbishop Eric and arianism widespread in the form known as Islam. Both grew out of a real Catholic religion. It happened in the city of the baptism of France (A.D. 496), although King Clovis could have adopted arianism, which dominated in those parts of Europe then. The great mosque was opened on the March 14th, on the eve of Saint Zachary, the pope who appointed (A.D.744) Saint Abel as Archbishop of Reims. As a result of the resistance of the Gallic hierarchy, Abel did not take his see. The name Abel means "breath", Zachary means "God (Yahweh) remembers." What does God remember in Reims? That Abel would embrace his see: when the Paraclete comes, it breathes with such force that it will wipe out all heresies from people's heads. The Archbishop Eric de Moulins-Beaufort also does not stand on his feet at winds 12' Beaufort. Whoever survives this storm, will enter the Kingdom of God, here on earth.