France: Christmas Mass Disrupted by Man in Traditional Islamic Garb – Mass Migration Forces Non-Muslims to Live in Constant Fear

Saint-Charles Cathedral in Saint-Étienne, France, became the site of another unsettling incident tied to mass immigration. On Christmas morning, a man dressed in Islamic attire—a djellaba or qamis—entered the cathedral during mass, alarming worshippers and sparking fears of a potential threat.

Swift Police Intervention

The man’s presence, described as “an intrusion likely to cause a disturbance of public order,” prompted a worshipper to discreetly alert nearby police. Officers from the Anti-Crime Brigade (BAC) quickly arrived, apprehending the man without resistance. He was detained for questioning and later released, though further inquiries are pending.

A Broader Pattern of Tensions

This disruption reflects the growing challenges faced by Christian and Jewish communities across Europe, frequently tied to mass immigration. Heightened surveillance of places of worship during holidays like Christmas and Hanukkah has become necessary due to increasing threats and disturbances.

The Consequences of Open-Border Policies

Incidents like this highlight the cultural and security tensions created by mass immigration, particularly from Islamic-majority countries. Until governments prioritize the safety of their citizens and the protection of Western traditions, such disruptions will continue to unsettle religious communities.

This event is yet another reminder of the broader consequences of unchecked immigration. Citizens are on edge, feeling terrorized by an imported Islamic community from countries often hostile to Western values. Even on sacred holidays like Christmas, they cannot enjoy their traditions in peace, forced instead to grapple with a constant sense of threat and fear in their own communities.

Source: Progress