Gloria.TV News on the 1st of July 2016 Selling Out: Dr Ashraf Ramelah is the president of Voice of the Copts, a human rights organization with offices in Italy and the U.S.. Ramelah criticizes Pope …More
Gloria.TV News on the 1st of July 2016
Selling Out: Dr Ashraf Ramelah is the president of Voice of the Copts, a human rights organization with offices in Italy and the U.S.. Ramelah criticizes Pope Francis for – quote – “selling out Egyptian Christians to buy good relations with Islam.” Referring to Francis’ meeting with the grand imam Ahmed El-Tayeb of Cairo’s Al-Ahzar Mosque Institute, Ramelah writes: “The Catholic pope gives the “sign of peace” to the grand imam who has yet been unwilling to denounce ISIS.”
No Words: Ramelah notices, that two days before the meeting, a Muslim mob attacked a Christian-majority village in Upper Egypt. Homes where razed and a grandmother was stripped naked, dragged from her house and beaten in the street. Ramelah comments: “No words came from either of the leaders in the “Jubilee of Mercy” meeting (its official title) to address this incident.”
Wrong Message: Pope Francis said that the meeting with the grand imam was the message. Ramelah comments that hugs and kisses between imam and Pope followed by silence without an official statements help to bolster the goals of the Al-Ahzar Mosque Institute – quote – “which are far from optimal in the cause for freedom of religion and speech and the subject of human rights.”
Ecumenical Fanaticism: Ramelah believes that Pope Francis’ zeal for interreligious dialogue comes at the expense of Egypt’s human rights. Quote: “This encounter may symbolize for many an affirmation of peace attained through submission.” He speaks about – quote – “the pope’s ecumenical fanaticism”.
Selling Out: Dr Ashraf Ramelah is the president of Voice of the Copts, a human rights organization with offices in Italy and the U.S.. Ramelah criticizes Pope Francis for – quote – “selling out Egyptian Christians to buy good relations with Islam.” Referring to Francis’ meeting with the grand imam Ahmed El-Tayeb of Cairo’s Al-Ahzar Mosque Institute, Ramelah writes: “The Catholic pope gives the “sign of peace” to the grand imam who has yet been unwilling to denounce ISIS.”
No Words: Ramelah notices, that two days before the meeting, a Muslim mob attacked a Christian-majority village in Upper Egypt. Homes where razed and a grandmother was stripped naked, dragged from her house and beaten in the street. Ramelah comments: “No words came from either of the leaders in the “Jubilee of Mercy” meeting (its official title) to address this incident.”
Wrong Message: Pope Francis said that the meeting with the grand imam was the message. Ramelah comments that hugs and kisses between imam and Pope followed by silence without an official statements help to bolster the goals of the Al-Ahzar Mosque Institute – quote – “which are far from optimal in the cause for freedom of religion and speech and the subject of human rights.”
Ecumenical Fanaticism: Ramelah believes that Pope Francis’ zeal for interreligious dialogue comes at the expense of Egypt’s human rights. Quote: “This encounter may symbolize for many an affirmation of peace attained through submission.” He speaks about – quote – “the pope’s ecumenical fanaticism”.
@Enzo de la Virgen : This is a certain sign that the "messages of Bernave" are not authentic.
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VIRGEN APOYA AL PAPA FRANCISCO EN TODAS SUS APARICIONES Hace unos años nos visito en Venezuela el Director Espíritual de Bernave y nos dijo que El Agonizante Jesucristo, en repetidos mensajes a Bernave daba apoyo total al Papa Francisco.
Such a sad situation is the usual modus operandi of international politics. In relations among larger nations, they are more than willing to sacrifice smaller nations. This has been happening with the US and Russia: Obama needed Russia for his big gamble with Iran, which mitigated the US and European response to Putin's Ukrainian project.
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Is anybody, anyone reading this surprised? Liberalism and Peter cannot co-exist... But yet most won't listen.
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(česky) Zaprodává: Dr. Ashraf Ramelah je prezidentem Hlasu Coptů, lidskoprávní organizace s pobočkami v Itálii a USA. Ramelah kritizuje papeže Františka za - cituji - "zaprodávání egyptských křesťanů výměnou za dobré vztahy s islámem." Odkazujíce k Františkovu setkání s velkým imámem Ahmed El-Tayeb z Káhirské mešity Al-Ahzar, Ramelah píše: "Katolický papež dává "znamení míru" velkému …More
(česky) Zaprodává: Dr. Ashraf Ramelah je prezidentem Hlasu Coptů, lidskoprávní organizace s pobočkami v Itálii a USA. Ramelah kritizuje papeže Františka za - cituji - "zaprodávání egyptských křesťanů výměnou za dobré vztahy s islámem." Odkazujíce k Františkovu setkání s velkým imámem Ahmed El-Tayeb z Káhirské mešity Al-Ahzar, Ramelah píše: "Katolický papež dává "znamení míru" velkému imámovi, který dosud nebyl ochoten odsoudit ISIS (Islámský stát)."
Ani slůvko: Ramelah poznamenává, že dva dny před setkáním, muslimský dav napadl křesťansky-většinovou vesnici v Horním Egyptě. Domy zbořili a babičku svlékli donaha, nahou ji vytáhli z jejího domu a zbili na ulici. Ramelah poznamenává: "Ani slůvkem tento incident neodsoudili vůdci setkání "Jubilea milosrdenství" (oficiální název Františkova setkání s imámem)."
Selling Out: Dr Ashraf Ramelah is the president of Voice of the Copts, a human rights organization with offices in Italy and the U.S.. Ramelah criticizes Pope Francis for – quote – “selling out Egyptian Christians to buy good relations with Islam.” Referring to Francis’ meeting with the grand imam Ahmed El-Tayeb of Cairo’s Al-Ahzar Mosque Institute, Ramelah writes: “The Catholic pope gives the “sign of peace” to the grand imam who has yet been unwilling to denounce ISIS.”
No Words: Ramelah notices, that two days before the meeting, a Muslim mob attacked a Christian-majority village in Upper Egypt. Homes where razed and a grandmother was stripped naked, dragged from her house and beaten in the street. Ramelah comments: “No words came from either of the leaders in the “Jubilee of Mercy” meeting (its official title) to address this incident.”
Ani slůvko: Ramelah poznamenává, že dva dny před setkáním, muslimský dav napadl křesťansky-většinovou vesnici v Horním Egyptě. Domy zbořili a babičku svlékli donaha, nahou ji vytáhli z jejího domu a zbili na ulici. Ramelah poznamenává: "Ani slůvkem tento incident neodsoudili vůdci setkání "Jubilea milosrdenství" (oficiální název Františkova setkání s imámem)."
Selling Out: Dr Ashraf Ramelah is the president of Voice of the Copts, a human rights organization with offices in Italy and the U.S.. Ramelah criticizes Pope Francis for – quote – “selling out Egyptian Christians to buy good relations with Islam.” Referring to Francis’ meeting with the grand imam Ahmed El-Tayeb of Cairo’s Al-Ahzar Mosque Institute, Ramelah writes: “The Catholic pope gives the “sign of peace” to the grand imam who has yet been unwilling to denounce ISIS.”
No Words: Ramelah notices, that two days before the meeting, a Muslim mob attacked a Christian-majority village in Upper Egypt. Homes where razed and a grandmother was stripped naked, dragged from her house and beaten in the street. Ramelah comments: “No words came from either of the leaders in the “Jubilee of Mercy” meeting (its official title) to address this incident.”