A Wave of Hate

'Wogan said he could not think of any reason why St. Stephen Catholic church would be targeted by vandals'. Wake up and smell the coffee! We're in the opening stages of an anti-Catholic revolution.

From The American Catholic

By Donald R. McClarey

A sign of the times:

On the morning of Saturday, July 11, Fr. Manuel Perez, pastor of St. Stephen Catholic Church in Chattanooga, was walking the church grounds and preparing for Mass when he noticed that the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary had been knocked over. Upon further inspection, he noticed the head of the statue was nowhere to be found, although the body and pedestal of the statue remained.

“Fr. Perez said that he looked around the church grounds to see if he could find a missing head and he couldn’t locate it,” Jim Wogan, director of communications for the Diocese of Knoxville, told CNA. 

The statue is about five feet tall and estimated to be worth about $2,000. There was no other damage to the church, and Wogan said that the statute was partly shielded by shrubbery. 

Wogan said he could not think of any reason why St. Stephen Catholic church would be targeted by vandals. 

Oh, I can think of more than a few category of suspects without trying:  Antifa, Black Lives Matter, Satanists, Anarchists, Mentally Deranged, people who just really hate Catholics, and the list goes on.  The Faith has never lacked for enemies.  The problem is that our leaders, if you can use that term to describe them, have made clear that attacking Catholics is a completely safe activity.  I am almost more angry at them than the fiends who perpetrate these outrages.