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Pope Francis Tells Audience of Children: ‘Migrants Bring Us Riches’

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Pope Francis has continued to advocate for mass immigration and open borders, telling an audience of children that “migrants are those who always bring us riches.

According to Pope Francis, globalism is the answer to society’s ills. The migrant crisis may have devastated Europe in recent years, but the pope argues that we must thank God for “the contrast of cultures“.

Migrants are those who always bring us riches. Europe itself was made by migrants! The barbarians, the Celts…,” he told the impressionable children. “All these came from the north and brought their cultures with them. Europe grew in this way, with the contrast of cultures.

Let us thank God for a multi-ethnic and multicultural society,” Francis told the audience from the San Carlo school of Milan gathered in the Vatican Saturday, “because dialogue among cultures, persons, and ethnicities is richness.

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We must not be afraid of the water of life, of this multiethnicity, of this multiculturalism,” Francis said, “and here I touch on a sore topic: don’t be afraid of migrants.

Migrants are those who always bring us riches. Europe itself was made by migrants! The barbarians, the Celts…,” he said. “All these came from the north and brought their cultures with them. Europe grew in this way, with the contrast of cultures.”

According to Breitbart, in his off-the-cuff address, the pope seemed to continue a discussion from last week in which he attacked U.S. President Donald Trump over his proposed border wall.

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