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Posted by: Stone - Yesterday, 12:32 PM - Forum: General Commentary
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| Arson attacks on European churches have doubled in one year: report |
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Posted by: Stone - Yesterday, 10:15 AM - Forum: Anti-Catholic Violence
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Arson attacks on European churches have doubled in one year: report
According to the report, a total of 2,211 anti-Christian hate crimes were recorded in Europe in 2024, including 274 attacks on individuals.
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Nov 17, 2025
(LifeSiteNews [slightly adapted, not all hyperlinks included from original]) — A new report has shown that arson attacks on churches in Europe have doubled in one year.
OIDAC Europe (Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians in Europe), an NGO, released its 2025 report on Monday, raising the alarm regarding attacks on Christians in Europe.
Notably, the number of arson attacks on churches and other Christian buildings doubled in 2024, compared to the previous year, with 94 reported cases. Germany experienced the highest number of documented arson attacks with 33.
According to the report, a total of 2,211 anti-Christian hate crimes were recorded in 2024, including 274 attacks on individuals. “Behind these figures are specific cases of church vandalism, arson, and physical violence that have real consequences for the lives of local communities,” explained Anja Tang, director of OIDAC Europe.
Most anti-Christian crimes in 2024 occurred in France (770), the United Kingdom (502), Germany (337), and Austria (116). According to the report, the crimes range from graffiti on buildings and smashed windows to murder.
OIDAC warned of a dangerous shift: although the total number has fallen slightly compared to 2023, attacks against individuals, as well as arson attacks, have increased.
Among the most severe cases, OIDAC names the murder of a 76-year-old monk who was killed during an attack on a Spanish monastery, and a man who was shot in “an ISIS-related attack during Sunday mass at a Catholic church in Istanbul.”
The report criticized the U.K.’s “buffer zone laws” around abortion facilities, criminalizing silent prayer for the unborn in those areas. It names U.K. army veteran Adam Smith-Connor, who was convicted for silently praying in one of these buffer zones.
OIDAC warned that increasing secularization would often lead to legal issues for Christians who expressed their beliefs about marriage or gender.
“In particular, traditional Christian beliefs – such as the view that God created human beings as male and female for one another – may be labelled as ‘discriminatory,’ even where no act of discrimination has occurred,” the report states. “The mere expression of such beliefs can result in disciplinary measures, including interrogation, suspension, or dismissal.”
OIDAC noted that surveys indicate a high number of unreported anti-Christian cases. Half of the priests in Poland said they faced aggression in the past year, while almost 50 percent of the youth in Germany said that hostility toward Christians is widespread in the country.
“When half of the priests in a predominantly Catholic country experience abuse, hostile attitudes toward Christians can no longer be dismissed as a marginal issue,” Tang said.
In light of the continuing high numbers of attacks against Christians, OIDAC Europe called for political action at the EU level. Specifically, the NGO advocated the appointment of an EU coordinator to combat anti-Christian hate crimes, comparable to the existing mandates against anti-Semitism and anti-Muslim hatred.
At the same time, OIDAC appealed to member states to implement the new OSCE guidelines on anti-Christian hate crimes. The systematic recording of attacks against Christians is particularly urgent, as it is still incomplete or non-existent in many European countries.
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| Leo XIV Backs Paris Agreement, Aligns with UN’s Agenda 2030 Framework |
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Posted by: Stone - Yesterday, 09:56 AM - Forum: Pope Leo XIV
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Leo XIV Backs Paris Agreement, Aligns with UN’s Agenda 2030 Framework
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gloria.tv | November 18, 2025
On 17 November, Pope Leo XIV delivered a UN propaganda video message addressed to a gathering at the Amazonian Museum in Belém, Brazil. It was an event held alongside the COP30 climate summit that is part of the broader Agenda 2030 of the United Nations.
Leo XIV described creation as "crying out in floods, droughts, storms and relentless heat".
He strongly endorsed international climate efforts, stating that the Paris Agreement "remains our strongest tool for protecting people and the planet". He insisted that the agreement itself is not the problem, but rather that "what is failing is the political will of some".
However, the 2015 Agreement has an underlying agenda of promoting abortion, contraception and sterilisation as a means of population control and reducing human consumption of the Earth's resources.
Following Leo XIV’s video message, the cardinals and bishops in attendance held up a rainbow-coloured fishing net. This net is a replica of one that was given to Pope Francis during the Amazon Synod in 2019.
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| Germany records highest number of arson attacks on Christian churches |
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Posted by: Stone - 11-17-2025, 06:45 PM - Forum: Anti-Catholic Violence
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Germany records highest number of arson attacks on Christian churches
disclose.tv | November 17, 2025
Anti-Christian violence is on the rise. Christianity in Europe faces increasing intolerance, according to a report from the Austrian NGO OIDAC Europe. In 2024, there were 2,211 documented anti-Christian offenses, including vandalism and physical violence, affecting local communities.
Despite a slight decrease from 2023's 2,444 incidents, OIDAC cautions that this may be due to inadequate reporting. Notably, attacks on individuals increased from 232 to 274.
Germany reported 337 anti-Christian crimes, up 22% from the previous year, leading Europe in church arson incidents. One survey indicated that many attacks in predominantly Catholic Poland go unreported, suggesting a broader issue of hostility towards Christians.
Original article in German here: https://www.welt.de/politik/ausland/arti...hland.html
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| Vatican Newspaper: "Mother Earth Sacred" – "Christ's Resurrection Is Energy" |
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Posted by: Stone - 11-16-2025, 08:16 AM - Forum: Vatican II and the Fruits of Modernism
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Vatican Newspaper: "Mother Earth Sacred" – "Christ's Resurrection Is Energy"
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gloria.tv | November 16, 2025
The Vatican newspaper L’Osservatore Romano publishes a monthly supplement titled Women-Church-World. The November issue is dedicated to the theme 'Daughters of Mother Earth' and features an image of Pachamama on the cover. A November 15 interview presents Sister Adele Howard of the Sisters of Mercy from Australia.
The introduction repeatedly uses the expression “Mother Earth”, describing the planet as a nurturing reality and claiming that “in the Earth there is the breath of the Creator God”. Humans “have within us the keys to connect with our mother.”
Sister Howard states that “through nature, God fills us with vital energy.”
Indigenous people are presented as models because they “perceive the sacredness of the Earth” and are "great masters."
After spending forty years among indigenous people, Sister Howard says that she can now "feel the whispers of Creation, its tears, which are the same as those of the poor".
She recounts meeting an Aboriginal elder at a waterhole who told her: "He is here," identifying the presence as "the Rainbow Serpent" without offering any further clarification.
Sister Howard adds that “Aboriginal people communicate with creation through dreams,” describing this as an essential part of their relationship with the land, sky, rivers, and oceans.
She calls on the Church to "lead people to understand that we are destroying God's gift of creation."
When asked where she finds the strength to continue, Sister Howard offers the puzzling reply:
"In the Risen Jesus. The Resurrection is energy. It constantly regenerates itself."
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