Catholic Caucus: Blasphemy in Spain, When Will the Hate Stop?

Tradition Family and Property ^ | Thursday, October 29, 2009 | John Horvat

[GonzoII]

Blasphemy in Spain, When Will the Hate Stop?

Written by John Horvat   

Thursday, October 29, 2009

 

According to press reports, homosexual groups in Spain published a calendar that has horrific blasphemies against Our Lady of Fatima and other Marian apparitions. Besides a man that is practically naked alongside Our Lady, the calendar has "images that are based on famous works of sacred art, especially apparitions of the Virgin Mary, but interpreted by transsexuals.”

 

"In the 'Secular Calendar,' informs the BBC Brasil, “each month is represented by a free interpretation of famous scenes of Catholic imagery, such as Our Lady of Fatima and the three shepherd children but redecorated with homosexual esthetics.” The scenes show saints dressed as “drag queens,” and using “crowns, necklaces, bracelets, and colored condoms…”

 

Moreover, the homosexual group behind the calendar suggests December 25 be officially declared the Day of Democracy instead of Christmas. (Access with extreme caution -- blasphemous image, Article is written in Portuguese http://www.ccsp.com.br/ultimas/noticia.php?id=42507 --- Access with caution).

As Catholics, the American Society for the Defense of Tradition Family and Property (TFP) is joining with its America Needs Fatima campaign to protest these blasphemous insults to Our Lady and the Catholic faith. No matter where in the world blasphemy is, all must protest.  One must only wonder when the hatred will stop.

 

Click here to send a protest message now via email to the Minister of Justice in Spain asking him to apply Spanish anti-blasphemy law and stop this outrage that offends God and so many Catholics everywhere.  Consider forwarding this email message to friends and relatives.  

Last Updated on Thursday, October 29, 2009

 

[GonzoII]

Prayer and fasting, prayer and fasting....

[Sherman Logan]

Cutting off a few artists’ heads would likely be more effective. Works for other religions.

[vladimir998]

It does work, but that “religion” is apparently allowed to do whatever it wants. Christians are held to much higher standards - even when they are the injured party.