A Change of Faith

“A new solution for America’s empty churches: A change of faith.” I just found this “op-ed” posted on Crux, your K of C and diocesan-funded propaganda source for Team Francis. In addition, John Allen, its editor-in-chief, spent many years at the National Catholic Reporter; one of his main contributors just left to join up there.

In his 1/5/2020 post Ashima Krishna discusses an exciting new possibility for using closed Roman Catholic churches: converting them into mosques or temples. Obviously the reason these churches were abandoned in the first place is that a “change of faith” has already taken place – the majority of Catholics now adhere to secular modernity. And more specifically in regards to Buffalo, I probably don’t need to recall for readers of this blog the scandalous goings-on in the Buffalo diocese these last few years. Into this void steps Islam and various other non-Christian beliefs. And, our author asks regarding making churches into mosques, isn’t there good precedent in the case of Hagia Sophia in Istanbul?

“Istanbul’s Hagia Sophia famously switched from a Christian church to a mosque in 1453.“

“The same sort of conversions have been taking place in Buffalo’s East Side.“

Never mind that this innocuous-sounding “switch” or “conversion” took place amid a sack and massacre. And just recently this very subject has resurfaced. The present Islamophile Turkish regime has announced its intent to return Hagia Sofia to its pre-1935 status as a mosque. The optics indicate very clearly what is happening both in Istanbul and in Buffalo – a degenerate West (both religious and secular) ceding to a revived reinvigorated Islam.