School Founded by St. Augustine of Canterbury in 597 Succumbs to England’s Pride Month Fervor

The rainbow colors of LGBTQ ideology are conspicuous throughout the UK. But beyond the Pride pomp are signs of Catholic renewal.

CANTERBURY, England — Despite reports of possible early signs of a Catholic revival in England, the majority of the country’s population continues to beat a path towards a post-Christian future.

Perhaps no clearer is this seen than in the month of June. Scarcely any Englishmen know it is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, but they will know that the month has been given over to the demon of sexual perversity that endangers the salvation of souls, although few of course realize this is what it entails — or if they do, are not allowed to publicly acknowledge it.

But if there’s one helpful aspect to Pride Month, it’s that it sheds light on how far the nation has severed herself from her Christian roots.

The festive processions celebrating sinfulness instead of the sacraments are now ubiquitous, as are signs and symbols supporting the LGBT agenda. From major supermarket chains and the headquarters of Britain’s intelligence services to the British Museum and even an unappetizing crumble dessert in the House of Lords, the colors of the “Pride” rainbow flag are brazenly on show.

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