Since 2020, more than 500 Catholic churches in the United States have been vandalized, burned, desecrated, or had sacred statues destroyed.
Five hundred (500!).
If that number does not shock you, it should.
Anti-Catholic attacks continue across America, yet they remain some of the least-reported acts of religious hostility in the country. In a nation where Catholic voters represent one of the largest voting blocs and where faith communities are central to our civic life, the silence from many in the media and politics is deafening.
Where is the national outrage?
For more than 100 years, a defining aspect of every Marxist movement has been a violent attack on Catholicism. The pattern is not new. What is new is how casually it is dismissed.
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๐จ๐ฏ๐ต JAPAN UNVEILS NEW ANTI-ISLAM LAWS
Halal - BANNED
Large Mosques - BANNED
Call to prayer - BANNED
Praying in the street - BANNED
They've basically said Islam is not welcome in Japan
Go home
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#U2#WhenILookAtTheWorld
Bono described the song as the point of view of someone going through a crisis of faith, looking at another person who has "built his house on the rock" (a biblical metaphor for stability).
Carl Cox spinning vinyl at the Love Parade in Berlin, 2000, in front of an estimated 1.5 million people, a moment that cemented electronic music as a global cultural force. This event is now rebranded as Rave The Planet.
"Who's to say where the wind will take you? Who's to say what it is will break you?" Kite - Live From Boston 2001. Watch now on YouTube.
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Let us offer one Hail Mary for the repose of the soul of Rev. Fr. Mathew Eya, the parish priest of St. Charles Catholic Church, Eha-Ndiagu in the Nsukka Local Government Area of Enugu State, who was assassinated by gunmen. Please comment Amen as a response. #OneHailMarycampaign