Thread by @CatholicArena

Two years ago today, Ireland's anti Catholic media and liberal elite created one of their most bizarre conspiracy theories yet

This one involved homeless people being moved out of Dublin to accommodate Pope Francis's visit

The conspiracy claimed that homeless people would be moved from Dublin out of hotels to make way for big crowds attending the World Meeting of Families

It was never true, but the media decided to run with it anyways to smear Catholics and to try to upstage the Pope's visit

On a deranged high after legalising murdering babies 3 months earlier, Ireland's liberals even laughably even made petitions to Pope Francis

This was despite THEIR pro abortion leaders in Fine Gael having made 12,000 people homeless over the previous number of years

The irony was that the pope visited the Capuchin Centre on his visit, who almost single handedly care for all of Dublin's homeless in the name of the Catholic faith

Fast forward to summer 2020

Ireland's #Repealthe8th campaigners have refused to acknowledge the grim summer for Ireland's homeless, with at least 12 dying in the space of one week

Pro choice means the choice to not care about homeless if it is not politically beneficial

It is part of being a Catholic that the right thing even when the media deliberately lie about us

If we don't do it, there is certainly no hope of Ireland's pro abortion lobby doing it nor their political parties, Fine Gael, Fianna Fail or the Green Party

Catholics need to consider shielding themselves from being exposed to blatant lies by journalists trying to smear the church. Don't read media outlets who spread these lies to bolster the government and secular society at the expense of the church and at the expense of truth

Pro choice? That's a lie. Repealers don't care if homeless die.

To donate to the Capuchin centre go to capuchindaycentre.ie

The poor we have with us always, not just on the one weekend when it suits Irish pro aborts.