[SeekAndFind]

Cathedral of St. Paul in St. Paul, Minnesota

[Pearls Before Swine]

How has Minnesota been treating the mosques during all of this?

[frank ballenger]

Optics of ministers rabbis, priests and monsignors being handcuffed and stuffed into patrol cars won’t be good——but may be coming.

What license can the Whitmers revoke? The annual “Freedom of Religion License” for $100 at the DMV?

[PGalt]

HOORAY Catholics and Lutherans for not worshipping at The Church of State.

Life, liberty BUMP!

[SaxxonWoods]

Catholics across the street celebrating mass right now.

I said about a week ago, things will reopen when the citizens say enough is enough and rebel.

Politicians scrambling now to keep up with the citizens, who have had enough needless tyranny.

[Forgiven_Sinner]

My church, Northwoods Community, will meet next Sunday on Pentecost. We had 20,000 attend online on Easter. Northwoods.online

[BillyBoy]

Some good news here. The GOVERNMENT caved after the churches said they were going to have regular public services REGARDLESS of how many people the state guidelines said were "allowed" to gather. Probably figured it would look bad if they sent out government officials to remove people from church by force to enforce the "guidelines".

Sadly, I hear things are the OPPOSITE in Nevada... the government announced they would "allow" churches to reopen, but the gutless Catholic church officials are going to keep suspending church indefinitely ANYWAY. Not sure what the protestant churches are up to. And as another post noted, the media has had a complete blackout about what the mosques did during Ramadan. Hmmm!

For what its worth here in Illinois, the Archdiocese of Chicago still has masses suspended indefinitely. My Catholic parish is NOT a member of the Archdiocese and NOT under the jurisdiction of Cupich (praise God for that!) and our bishop is located in Ohio. He said he would allow pastors to begin re-opening parishes on May 18th, on an individual basis. My pastor sent out a letter saying public services will resume on Pentecost Sunday, May 31st, with proper "safely guidelines" in place (like letting people participate by standing in the lobby or listening in the parking lot).

The ball is in Lard Butt's corner now, I'm pretty sure there will be more than 10 people in attendance next Sunday.

[Terry L Smith]

Catholics and Lutherans, eh? The Missouri Synod Lutherans have been through a few schisms since the ‘90’s, splitting reformants and traditionalists. Now, saying that, where are the baptists and pentecostals voice, since they have been preaching for 37 years of, “Taking this nation back for gawd.” Why are they silent, now?

[Don Corleone]

Wish our bishop wasn’t such a “nancy”.

[From The Deer Stand]

“Allow?” So nice of intrusive Democrat government to let us exercise our Constitutional rights.

[DeplorableGirl]

Could churches in all states please do this???? Don’t leave mayor’s & governors
alone. Tell your pastors/priests to call them & demand to know the legal reasons casinos, bars” beaches, nail salons can open but churches can’t.
Supposedly the rules are the same: 25%
capacity 6 ft etc for all businesses-but churches can only have 10 people??
I do not understand why more churches don’t stand up to this oppression.
Wake up.
Or just be sheeple humbly obeying your
overlords.

[Valin]

Minneapolis Mayor Considering Order To Shutdown Churches Again

“We are considering some form of an emergency regulation to prevent that number of people from gathering,” the Mayor of Minneapolis said, speaking on churches reopening.

https://alphanewsmn.com/minneapolis-mayor-considering-shutdown-churches/

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey says he’s considering “an emergency regulation” to prevent churches from opening after Governor Tim Walz said worship can resume at 25% capacity.
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