French Diocese Has Shut Down Demonic Exhibition in Church
On June 29, the French church of St Aubin in Épinay, Archdiocese of Rouen, hosted a demonic art exhibition of sculptures and drawings. The obscene event was organized by the city council. In France,…More
On June 29, the French church of St Aubin in Épinay, Archdiocese of Rouen, hosted a demonic art exhibition of sculptures and drawings.
The obscene event was organized by the city council. In France, churches have been owned by the state since 1905.
The exhibition was scheduled to run from June 29 to July 7.
However, on July 1, the archdiocese said in a statement that the parish priest Adrien Kanengele discovered the scandalous content only after the exhibition had opened: "It depicts death and phantasmagorical animals in the place which, for Christians, celebrates the living God, Jesus Christ."
The diocese decided to close the church and to remove the exhibits as of July 2.
Fewer than 400 people reportedly saw the exhibit.
The local mayor publicly regretted that he hadn't notified the parish priest in advance.
Rev. Kanengele celebrated a Eucharist of Reparation on July 12. Artist Jérémy Lebouteiller told Actu.fr (July 10) that he was confused by the negative reactions: "It's censorship." …More
The obscene event was organized by the city council. In France, churches have been owned by the state since 1905.
The exhibition was scheduled to run from June 29 to July 7.
However, on July 1, the archdiocese said in a statement that the parish priest Adrien Kanengele discovered the scandalous content only after the exhibition had opened: "It depicts death and phantasmagorical animals in the place which, for Christians, celebrates the living God, Jesus Christ."
The diocese decided to close the church and to remove the exhibits as of July 2.
Fewer than 400 people reportedly saw the exhibit.
The local mayor publicly regretted that he hadn't notified the parish priest in advance.
Rev. Kanengele celebrated a Eucharist of Reparation on July 12. Artist Jérémy Lebouteiller told Actu.fr (July 10) that he was confused by the negative reactions: "It's censorship." …More
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Jeffrey Ade
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@Boanerges Boanerges Spot on! Funny, but sad at the same time you understand!
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Oh… I though this was Bergoglio presiding over his new mass
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Note that this Bird-headed demon in this French Novus Ordo church strongly resembles the same bird-headed demon from the French Olympic closing ceremony.
That can’t be coincidence, and causes me to wonder if there is a specific demon in this form which these degenerates are signifying and holding out for reverence?More
Note that this Bird-headed demon in this French Novus Ordo church strongly resembles the same bird-headed demon from the French Olympic closing ceremony.
That can’t be coincidence, and causes me to wonder if there is a specific demon in this form which these degenerates are signifying and holding out for reverence?
That can’t be coincidence, and causes me to wonder if there is a specific demon in this form which these degenerates are signifying and holding out for reverence?
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PREVENTION is what is called for. Clean out the House!
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Again, after the fact is too late. They got away with it. Like a child sneaking out of the house after dark and the parents scold him the next day. The kid got what he wanted. Any amount of scolding was worth it to him.