Calling it persecution by public policy, hundreds of Oregon Christians protest COVID-19 restrictions
Calling it persecution by public policy, hundreds of mostly Catholic Christians protested against Oregon’s COVID-19 restrictions limiting church attendance on Saturday.
“We don’t do this for our own sake. We do this in solidarity with the millions of Christians who have lost their lives for Christ,” declared Father Theodore Lange, chaplain of the Oregon Knights of Columbus which organized the protest, according to the Catholic Sentinel. “We do this for future generations. We do this because we love God, we love the United States and we love Oregon.”...
“We don’t do this for our own sake. We do this in solidarity with the millions of Christians who have lost their lives for Christ,” declared Father Theodore Lange, chaplain of the Oregon Knights of Columbus which organized the protest, according to the Catholic Sentinel. “We do this for future generations. We do this because we love God, we love the United States and we love Oregon.” ...
What about all the Christians who lost their lives at the hands of the RCC? Hmmmm?
Perhaps the RCC ought replace their catechism with the Foxe's Book of Martyrs, genuine Christians who died for their faith.
Paul Fountain | 1/30/2009
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