RAIR Archbishop Lefebvre’s prophetic warning to the French to ask the government to stop Islam, based on his belief that the two religions could not coexist, resulted in persecution, yet his prescient message now resonates as a stark reality in France today.
In the late 1980s, as France grappled with the challenges of an increasingly diversified society, one outspoken bishop voiced his fears about the Islamization of the country. Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre’s warnings about the growing presence of Muslims and his comments about their intentions made him a target of the government and Islamic supremacists. His case became a test of France’s commitment to free speech and religious tolerance. His legacy continues to resonate in the ongoing debates about immigration, integration, and the consequences of Islam in Western societies.
During a press conference held on November 14, 1989, at the Hotel Crillon in Paris, the French bishop raised concerns about the increasing presence of Muslims in France. He warned about the potential for conflicts between the two religions. Archbishop Lefebvre expressed his worries about the Islamization of France and made comments that were characterized as inciting hatred against the Muslim community.
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