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There are growing concerns over the involvement of the Irish Catholic Church in events organised and attended by the Far Left.
It comes after Dominican Sisters in Cabra and a number of friars attended a Far Left march in Dublin.
The event was organised by Le Cheile, a broad spectrum of left wing groups with some on the very Far Left.
One of those involved with the organiser’s inception was involved with a controversial deliberately blasphemous poster campaign that took place on Saint Patrick’s Day and Easter, these included images of Jesus Christ and Saint Patrick covered in sperm.
Other controversial aspects of the group include having Anthony Flynn as a founding member.
Flynn was known for creepily following Catholic processions in his car and filming citizens taking part before posting to social media in order to incite anti Catholic hate.
He died in a suspected suicide after being accused of misusing charity funds to drug and rape homeless men.
Others involved with the organisation have called for the seizures of church lands as well as the removal of the church from public life.
You can imagine our surprise when we saw Dominican Sisters (and it appears, at least one priest) taking part in a rally organised by the group only last week.
In his article in The Irish Catholic, David Quinn quoted the Cabra Sisters as saying ‘We have differences but we’re just human beings and we want justice for all. We must work together’’.
Continued below.
*Edited* will have to look it up on Catholic Arena. Offensive images in the article.
It comes after Dominican Sisters in Cabra and a number of friars attended a Far Left march in Dublin.
The event was organised by Le Cheile, a broad spectrum of left wing groups with some on the very Far Left.
One of those involved with the organiser’s inception was involved with a controversial deliberately blasphemous poster campaign that took place on Saint Patrick’s Day and Easter, these included images of Jesus Christ and Saint Patrick covered in sperm.
Other controversial aspects of the group include having Anthony Flynn as a founding member.
Flynn was known for creepily following Catholic processions in his car and filming citizens taking part before posting to social media in order to incite anti Catholic hate.
He died in a suspected suicide after being accused of misusing charity funds to drug and rape homeless men.
Others involved with the organisation have called for the seizures of church lands as well as the removal of the church from public life.
You can imagine our surprise when we saw Dominican Sisters (and it appears, at least one priest) taking part in a rally organised by the group only last week.
In his article in The Irish Catholic, David Quinn quoted the Cabra Sisters as saying ‘We have differences but we’re just human beings and we want justice for all. We must work together’’.
Continued below.
*Edited* will have to look it up on Catholic Arena. Offensive images in the article.
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