A Priest From Ceuta Defends Caring for Ceutis First than Migrants: "The Church Is Not an NGO"
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The Ceutis have boycotted Red Cross food and water aid to illegal immigrants to get them back to Morocco.
"The Church, as part of Ceuta, does not have sufficient resources to help those who have entered," she says.
The lack of control and chaos in Ceuta resulting from the invasion of more than 80,000 fifth-columnists from Morocco has led the Ceutis to say enough and to take justice into their own hands to put an end to this nightmare. For this, they are destroying the shacks where illegal immigrants remain and in parallel [...]
The news A priest of Ceuta calls for a “hierarchy of Charity”: first the Spaniards, then the migrants were first published in Last Minute Religious News New Life The arrival of thousands of migrants from Morocco to the autonomous city of Ceuta has highlighted the pressing need for basic assistance for this group in a situation of extreme vulnerability.Despite episodes of social tension, such as the neighborhood blockade of a Red Cross truck tha…
Father Jesús Francisco Molina, parish vicar of the Sanctuary of Santa María de África in Ceuta, reminded everyone that the Church "is not an NGO" and argued that, given limited resources, charity also requires a hierarchy in its distribution. "One attends to one's neighbor first, the one who is next to you, the Ceutan, before someone who is not," he stated when asked about assistance to the immigrants remaining in Ceuta. His remarks come after s…
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