They hug the flaccid and submissive middle. They are largely effeminate appeasers, hoping to please their masters further up the Catholic mainstream church foodchain, as well as not be eaten by the hordes of non-Christian barbarians they fear. They care not for Christendom nor Christianity or Christians. Follow these men right into the trash heap of history. The greatest sin? Not adhering to their new religion, not practicing political correctness or failing to bow to minority culture. These are willing serfs to multiculturalism, into which they have been indoctrinated. The new religion is diversity, and men weak men like these in the church adhere to their new religion. The laity must without any money that these deceitful bishops try to coerce in an effort to assuage the political focus of the day.īecause they are evil, weak, and stupid. In Toronto, my paternal one gave food away during the Great Depression.

My grandfather, a merchant in Fredericton, fed many of the Micmac. I had nothing to do with this nor did my family which began in Canada in 1886. Now, Collins and his ilk are trying to blame the laity and tell us what we must do. In fact, in many dioceses, including Toronto, people still cannot receive Holy Communion on the tongue causing many to continue an abhorrent eucharistic fast. The bishops and religious orders of the day did the government's bidding for money, just as they have over the last nearly two years with the closure of churches. However, the Catholic Church had no business taking children from their families to re-educate them in anything. It came to the fore recently due to unmarked and abandoned graves being discovered provoking outrage. The matter of the involvement of the Catholic Church and mainline Protestant ones was dealt with more than a decade ago. Economic development demanded that the provinces and federal government control the land to be sold off to immigrant farmers and developed for resources. The education involved the repudiation of their native languages and cultures. It was designed to 'educate' the children by removing them from their families, often nomadic depending on where in Canada and which tribe. Residential schools for native Canadians was an official Government of Canada policy.

For the second week, the Archdiocese of Toronto Facebook page has featured reflections on the Advent Readings by Regina Bishop Donald Bolen linking all of them with the residential school system that was developed in Canada between 1880 and the 1960s.

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