45 church fires in Canada

tturt said:

praying that the person(s) burning Canadian churches will be apprehended

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Dave L said:

Why would they do such a thing as this?

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Michael Collum said:

Probably doesn't help that when the Pope was asked to apologize about the mass graves of residential school children, he wouldn't.

Dozens of Canada's Christian churches burned down or vandalized | Daily Mail Online

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royal priest said:

It's not the apology they really want. What they're really looking for is the justification for the furtherance of their destructive agenda. The more guilty they an make us look for the sins of people long gone, the more they can squash us into their Marxist meat grinder. Good for the Pope for seeing through it.

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bmjackson said:

I believe they are RC churches because of the unmarked graves of indigenous children taken from their parents and looked after by nuns.

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Michael Collum said:

The pope issues a statement "not apologizing" June 6. The church burnings started June 24th, the destructive agenda didn't start til after so it wouldn't have justified anything.

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Dave L said:

Why would they do such a thing as this?

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GreekOrthodox said:

Even the Eastern Orthodox church recognizes atrocities by Roman Catholic clergy against Native Americans such as St. Peter the Aleut, a Native American of Alaska, who refused to renounce his Orthodox faith and was killed by a Spanish priest.

In 1815 a group of Aleut seal and otter hunters, including Peter, were captured by Spanish sailors, who took them to San Francisco for interrogation. With threats of torture, the Roman Catholic priests in California attempted to force the Aleuts to deny their Orthodox faith and to convert to Roman Catholicism.

When the Aleuts refused, the priest had a toe severed from each of Peter's feet. Peter still refused to renounce his faith and the Spanish priest ordered a group of California Indians to cut off each finger of Peter's hands, one joint at a time, finally removing both his hands. They eventually disemboweled him, crowning his life with martyrdom. They were about to torture the next Aleut when orders were received to release them under escort to their monastery in Monterey.

Upon receiving the report of Peter's death from Simeon Yanovsky, St. Herman back on Kodiak Island was moved to cry out, "Holy new-martyr Peter, pray to God for us!" Peter the Aleut was formally recognized as a saint, as the "Martyr of San Francisco", in 1980. We have the account of St. Peter's martyrdom from Simeon Yanovsky as related him by St. Peter's cellmate who escaped torture. Simeon Yanovsky ended his life as the schemamonk Sergius in the St. Tikhon of Kaluga Monastery, and is the author of The Life of St. Herman of Alaska.

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tturt said:

praying that the person(s) burning Canadian churches will be apprehended

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