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      Tuhin Chakraborty
      Aug 22, 2017

      Enough is Enough

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      There us late word that a california statue of Juniperro Serra, a saint canonized by Pope Francis in 2015, has been defaced by Native American activists. These activists (incorrectly as it was the conquistadors and treasure hunters not the priests who were involved in the violence) have claimed that serra was involved in many gruesome activities while spreading Christianity. They may have a right to be offended, but defacing a saints statue is also deeply hurtful and offensive to every single catholic worldwide. Stop it! This isnt about confederates anymore, you need to keep everything in moderation.

       

      http://religionnews.com/2017/08/21/saints-statue-defaced-amid-confederate-monuments-debate/

       

       

       

       

       

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