Cardinal Allies With Police Against Rosary
VoxCantor.blogspot.com (May 1) reports that the group planned - not for the first time - an April 24 rosary rally outside Padre Pio church in Toronto.
Out of courtesy, they informed the parish priest by email. Only four hours later, a spokesman of pro-homosex Toronto Cardinal Tom Collins replied that no permission was granted "to pray on parish property," and that any public gatherings outside were forbidden and would be fined.
The organiser replied that he last wrote to the Archdiocese seven years ago informing about an unlawful liturgical dance at Padre Pio's in Cardinal Collins' presence (below), but never received an answer. He added that "to us, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, is something worth fighting for, as it was for the martyrs who preceded us."
It seems that the Archdiocese informed the police about an “illegal gathering.” In any case, a police cruiser stood thirty minutes on the parking lot across the church. Moreover, the church was guarded by two gentlemen, one of whom wearing a Knights of Columbus jacket who told a lady who asked him where the rosary was taking place, that she should leave.
The group ended up praying in a nearby park where about twenty chaps illicitly played soccer, however, the police didn't dissolve this gathering.
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