Pope Leo: “We should perhaps be a little less fearful of Islam”

The Pope visited Algeria mosque today.

Taking his shoes off to wander around.

Algeria was a Christian nation until Islam conquered through force, just like Europe now.

Christians have no rights now there.

Pope Leo hasn't even bothered visiting suffering Nigerian Christians. pic.twitter.com/MHT46dDTAy

— Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinsonNewEra) April 13, 2026

Absolutely disgusting!

These animals would set him on fire and burn him in a cage if they thought they could get away with it!

Here’s more, from LifeSiteNews:

Pope Leo XIV visited the third largest mosque in the world in Algiers, Algeria, and paused in silent prayer with the imam. During his last journey in Istanbul, he did not pray in the Blue Mosque.

On April 13, Pope Leo began his apostolic journey in Africa, with the first stop in Algeria – the first papal visit in the country’s history. During his stopover at the Mosque of Algiers, the Pope took off his shoes as required by protocol and paused in silent prayer together with Imam Mohamed Mamoun al Qasimi, showing a change of attitude compared to what he had done at the Blue Mosque in Istanbul during a prior apostolic voyage.

Pope Leo’s recent journey began with a visit to the Islamic place of worship, which ranks as the third largest mosque in the world, after those of Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia.

According to Vatican News, the Pope – after removing his shoes to enter, as required by protocol – remained inside for just under ten minutes, several of which were spent in “silent reflection” beside the imam and before the mihrab, the niche carved into the wall that indicates the direction of Mecca. It is toward this direction that Muslims orient themselves during prayer. According to Islamic tradition, the mihrab symbolizes the presence of God and the centrality of prayer.

Accompanying the Pope were two cardinals: George Jacob Koovakad, prefect of the Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue, and Jean-Paul Vesco, Archbishop of Algiers.

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Pope Francis was bad, there no doubt about that.

I covered him extensively for over a decade and documented all of his heretical teachings in great detail.

When we got Pope Leo from the Southside of Chicago, I had high hopes we would get someone better.  Someone much better.

Early on, there were glimpses that this guy might be much more based that Francis, which really wouldn’t be all that hard to do.  Very low bar.

But pretty quickly things started to go off the rails….

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