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Roman Catholic Archbishop of Detroit at opening of massive new mosque: ‘I felt a powerful divine presence’

Jun 13, 2026 11:00 am By Robert Spencer67 Comments

Edward J. Weisenburger, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Detroit, means well. In fact, he almost certainly feels a certain moral superiority, and even a temptation to smugness, when comparing himself to those grubby, greasy little people who, in his view, preach “hate” and “division.” Edward J. Weisenburger, Archbishop of Detroit, is above all that. He is just what this age calls for. He is an apostle of love, a missionary of mutual understanding, a dealer in dialogue. While lesser men waste their time sounding warnings about a civilizational threat and the looming prospect of subjugation and dhimmitude, Edward J. Weisenburger, Archbishop of Detroit, knows better, and does all he can to ensure that those warnings go unheeded. For Edward J. Weisenburger — please, call him Ed — knows that the idea of a subversion of Western civilization from within is absurd. He knows that any idea that any group, aside from the far right, would want to destroy the existing society and establish its own authoritarian hegemony over what remains, is simply “racist,” “bigoted,” and “Islamophobic.” He knows that Sayed Hassan Qazwini and the people of the Imam Al-Hasanain Mosque are the salt of the earth, unjustly placed under suspicion and long-suffering, due to the malign influence of those racist “Islamophobes.” He knows that the Imam Al-Hasanain Mosque preaches peace, love, and tolerance.

What Edward J. Weinburger almost certainly doesn’t know is that the Qur’an, the holy book that his friends at the mosque revere, teaches that “hate” and “division” that he abhors. It teaches that he, as a Christian, is “the most vile of created beings” (98:6), while the Muslims are the “best of people” (3:11o). It teaches that those who say that Jesus is divine are unbelievers (5:17, 5:72) and that those who say that Jesus is the Son of God are under the curse of Allah (9:30). It says that Jesus was not crucified (4:171), and that Muslims should be merciful to one another but ruthless to unbelievers (48:29). It says that Muslims should “strike the necks” of the unbelievers (47:4) and “kill them wherever you find them” (2:191, 4:89, 4:91, 9:5). It says that Muslims should fight against Christians until they pay a special tax and submit to Islamic hegemony (9:29).

Ed — please! Let’s not stand on ceremony — almost certainly neither knows nor cares that such passages and others like them exist. If he does know they exist, he dismisses them by likening them to the violent passages in the Old Testament, and ignores the fact that the Old Testament passages describe acts of violence but do not call upon believers of all times to engage in them. He doesn’t know (again, almost certainly) about the Islamic interpretative traditions and the classic tafasir (commentaries on the Qur’an) that teach that the violent passages are valid for all time, while more tolerant passages are not. He also assumes that his Muslim friends don’t consider these passages to have any validity in the modern world. And hey, remember, they’re the salt of the earth.

And so, overjoyed at his own generosity of spirit, he said at the mosque: “There is no place where I feel more respect, fraternity and kindness. From the moment I entered this beautiful site, I felt a profound divine presence.”

He didn’t think once about the Christians in Nigeria and elsewhere who suffer from jihad violence on a near-daily basis. If they did cross his mind, he reminded himself that jihad terrorists have hijacked the beautiful religion of peace. He never thought that praising the “divine presence” he claims to have felt in this mosque might demoralize his fellow Christians who are suffering persecution from Muslims. He never thought that his experience of the divine in the mosque might confuse his fellow Christians in Detroit and elsewhere who are being told about an Islam that is quite different from the one they experience from arrogant, supremacist, aggressive adherents of the religion, or might lead seekers to convert to Islam. The fact that so many converts to Islam have become jihad terrorists is likely yet another thing that he doesn’t know. He is an apostle of kindness. He is a force for the good. Go back to sleep.

“Hundreds gather for grand opening of the Imam Al-Hasanain mosque and Islamic Institute of America’s new campus in Dearborn Heights,” by Ebtissam Khanafer, Arab American News, June 12, 2026:

DEARBORN HEIGHTS — Hundreds of community members, religious leaders, elected officials and dignitaries gathered in Dearborn Heights earlier this month to celebrate the grand opening of the new headquarters of the Islamic Institute of America (IIOA) and the inauguration of the Imam Al-Hasanain Mosque, a $16 million project that community leaders describe as one of the largest and most significant Islamic developments in Michigan in recent years.

The two-day celebration marked a major milestone for the Islamic Institute of America, founded in 2015 by Sayed Hassan Qazwini. The festivities included the first official Friday prayer service at the mosque on June 5, followed by a formal dedication ceremony and gala dinner the following evening at the newly completed Imam Al-Muttaqeen Hall.

Built on seven acres, the new complex encompasses approximately 60,000 square feet and includes the Imam Al-Hasanain Mosque, educational and youth facilities, cultural and community spaces, a commercial kitchen and parking for more than 500 vehicles. The mosque itself can accommodate more than 1,100 worshippers and features striking golden domes that have already made it a prominent landmark in Metro Detroit’s religious landscape….

The opening ceremony attracted a diverse group of religious leaders and public officials, including Detroit Archbishop Edward Weisenburger; Dearborn Heights Mayor Mo Baydoun; Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud; U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib; Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed; Iraqi Consul General in Detroit Mohammed Hassan Saeed Mohammed; Imam Fadhel Al-Sahlani, serving as the representative of Grand Ayatollah Sayyid Ali al-Sistani in North America; and Imam Mohammad Mardini, founder of the American Muslim Center in Michigan. Archbishop Weisenburger praised the spirit of interfaith understanding reflected in the new institution.

“There is no place where I feel more respect, fraternity and kindness,” Weisenburger told the gathering. “From the moment I entered this beautiful site, I felt a profound divine presence.”

He described the mosque as a sacred place that would help strengthen relationships among people of different faiths and deepen their connection to God….

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https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2026/06/catholic_archbishop_praises_new_mosque_ignores_ubiquitous_gang_rapes_by_muslim_men.html

rchbishop Edward Weisenburger of Detroit recently attended — and spoke — at the grand opening of a mosque.

Weisenburger praised the new headquarters of the Islamic Institute of America (IIOA), and erroneously stated that Muslims and Catholics worship the same God.

According to lifesitenews.com, Weisenheimer Weisenburger noted that: “he felt a ‘divine presence’ as soon as he arrived at the Imam Al-Hasanain Mosque.” The archbishop also “offered his prayers that the new mosque and Islamic center will bring all of humanity into a deeper communion with our one god.”

Incredibly, the archbishop said of the mosque, “There is nowhere that I feel greater honor, fraternity, and kindness.”

Really? Not even in your own Church? Or in your relationship to Jesus Christ? Or perhaps in a sanctuary whose sacred book doesn’t instruct the faithful to convert, enslave, or kill infidels (everyone else)?

Weisenburger’s words, his personal tribute to Islam, are the harder to digest in the wake of the U.K.’s just-released “Rape Gang Inquiry Report” which asserted that at least 250,000 young English girls have been raped or gang-raped at the hands of Muslim men in recent years, often while being tortured and/or having racist or religious slurs hurled at them.

A quarter of a million lasses who will never be the same. Nor will any of those around them. To say my blood boils at this is the mother of all understatements. As others have stated on ‘X’ and other platforms, how can this not be the lead story of every newscast? How is it possible that those in government, law-enforcement, and media have simply passed on this story?

For God’s sake — literally — there must be accountability.