Francis Questions President Trump's Pro-Life Views

It is Trump who should call into question Francis' pro-life views, since he has made it a habit of letting notorious pro-abortion advocates like Paul Ehrlich and Ban Ki moon use his Vatican as a platform to advance population control (abortion). Since becoming pope in 2013, U.N. abortionist Jeffrey Sachs has been invited to speak at the Vatican 19 times. Globalists and abortion advocates the world over have praised Francis for the way he has heartfully assisted their plan to advance a borderless one-world government in which the unborn and elderly are shown no mercy. Francis' criticism of President Trump for ending the DACA program is indeed telling, since it reveals Francis' support for Obama's policies. His comments about protecting "the family," which he called "the cradle of life" are especially interesting, because in a new book-length interview, he signaled support for legal recognition of same-sex "civil unions," which war against the institution of the family and which the Church officially says must be met with "clear and emphatic opposition." If Francis was truly concerned about keeping families together, he would admonish family members, especially parents, of their duty to relocate so that they can be with displaced family members when, for reasons of having violated the law, they must return to their country. Trump's administration is not about splitting up families, but about protecting America and nourishing family life, most especially by his historic and stalwart moves to cut off support for abortion, so we pray that Francis will see things in the light of charity and recognize the enormous good that President Trump is doing for the cause of life and family. More reading: Pope Francis Questions President Donald Trump’s Pro-Life Values