Obscenity to Remain in Linz Cathedral until 16 July
The decapitated obscenity will desecrate the Cathedral of Linz, Austria, until 16 July, as originally planned, a spokesman for the diocese told Kath.net (4 July). "The sculpture will remain in the art …More
The decapitated obscenity will desecrate the Cathedral of Linz, Austria, until 16 July, as originally planned, a spokesman for the diocese told Kath.net (4 July).
"The sculpture will remain in the art room of St. Mary's Cathedral until the planned end of the exhibition, but cannot be viewed. The doors are locked. The lights are off".
Asked why the sculpture would not be removed in the face of such opposition, the spokesman said: "Opposition does not mean that the issues raised are unimportant. The discussion will continue."
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"The sculpture will remain in the art room of St. Mary's Cathedral until the planned end of the exhibition, but cannot be viewed. The doors are locked. The lights are off".
Asked why the sculpture would not be removed in the face of such opposition, the spokesman said: "Opposition does not mean that the issues raised are unimportant. The discussion will continue."
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Remove all these images, it is heartbreaking. We don't need to see this.
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'The intolerance, backwardness and lack of enlightenment in the Catholic Church is frightening' Artist Theresa Limberger has launched a stunning attack on parishioners in Linz in Austria
They learned from Pachamama incident. Make the obscenity too heavy to carry off to the river.
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Linz has the Donau
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Nobody has sodium and potassium hydroxide? Surely a member of a religion that isn’t Catholic that is notorious for tossing acids and bases in faces should.
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Where is a Moslem when you need him?
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@Father Karl A Claver Generally not helping the Catholics in a bind! Maybe stabbing police officers?
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Catholics have no right to oppose blasphemy in a Catholic Cathedral -- may God have mercy on such a society.
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@ElizabethCook God's mercy comes in the form of a heavy price tag! But the purchase of Salvation is worth it! God bless you!
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Its a blasphemous ugly piece of trash. Another fruit of VAtican II. Burn it and throw it in the river.