What is sad is that during the embargo years they did the same. They robbed catholic churches for the gold and silver and killed the priests that refused to comply with them. These very same priests protected these kids from the law.
What is sad is that during the embargo years they did the same. They robbed catholic churches for the gold and silver and killed the priests that refused to comply with them. These very same priests protected these kids from the law.
In the early 50's, I think it was, a nun who was also a doctor was canabalised in Duncan Village in East London, the same order of nuns after fifty odd years has just opened the convent again.
Has much changed I wonder?
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BBBEE_CompSpec (09-Dec-09)
Well criminals are criminals and if the church wants to protect them and hide them from the law then you may expect this kind of outcome. Don’t help criminals rather hand them over to the police and demand for justice!
But again everyone will say “but you have the right to life and the right to be rehabilitated but only if you are a criminal. Victims have no rights they are raped, tortured murdered and sometimes they get to watch how their families die as an added bonus. But no... The criminal must enjoy both the protection of the church and the law!
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