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Moscow Patriarch Kirill has announced statistical data on the life of the Russian Orthodox Church. Since 2009 this Church has increased the number of dioceses by 144. Since last year over 1300 new churches have been consecrated. The number of male and female monasteries has increased. Unlike the Catholic Church, the Russian Orthodox Church is not plagued by liturgical abuses and doctrinal confusion.
More Lies: The so called “Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests” continues to lie, writes Catholic League’s Bill Donohue. The Network was forced by a court to apologize after it had made false allegations against Father Joseph Jiang who was falsely accused of sexual abuse. But after the apology the Network’s leader, Barbara Dorris, claimed that none of the Network’s claims have been proven to be false. In 2016 U.S. District Court Judge Carol E. Jackson said that the Network’s public statements against Fr Jiang were made – quote – “negligently and with reckless disregard for the truth.”
Church Promotes Mass Immigration: Italian dioceses use Church money to promote the immigration of 500 citizens of Ethiopia into Italy. They arrive in Italy by plane. Bishop Nunzio Galantino, the secretary general of the Italian bishops received the immigrants saying, “It was nice to hear [from the immigrants] that ‘we already feel in Italy like in our own house.” Gloria.tv points out that the Western powers have not enough children because of their abortion and anti-family ideology. Therefore, they are stealing the population of other countries. This dispossesses the countries of origin of a whole generation.
The National Catholic Register praised the – quote – Victorian beauty of Saint Andrews’s Cathedral in Victoria, British Colombia, Canada. The church originally contained an elaborate Victorian Gothic high altar. After Second Vatican Council, the altar was replaced by this. The National Catholic Register had the guts to claim that this awful dilapidation – quote – “seeks to remain faithful to the Victorian period in which the cathedral was built.”
