Radical Feminists Attack A Church In Mexico

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1:02Please drink responsibly. Hard Seltzer with flavors. 8% alcohol by volume. Whitecloth Seltzer works. Chicago, Illinois. The company that supports family and life. Use promo code tradition at CharityMobile.com for a special offer. The Holy See finally did something generally vaguely useful. We know across the West and across the world really. I mean, this is happening in Africa and North America and Europe. That there has been an increase in the persecution of Christians by the crescent moon worshipers, by militant atheists, and by others. This is a problem. And we've been wondering if the Vatican's ever going to even say anything. Go to the SSPX's news website for this report. The Holy See denounces the scale of Christian persecution. They did this at the time of when we were approaching International Women's Day, which

2:04is a holiday, if you want to call it that, invented by Stalin of all people, meant to help tear down society. That was a stated aim with it. And on that day, there was a rather horrific protest that happened. I'll show you in a moment. But here are the details first on this. The timing for this was actually good. The Holy See raised its voice before the international community to doubt denounced a reality too often silenced or minimized. Christians are the most persecuted religious community in the world. This was affirmed by Montserrat Torre Bellastrero, permanent observer of the Holy See to the UN, at a conference held in Geneva on the 3rd of March. The Prelude's address entitled, standing with persecuted Christians defending the faith in Christian values, highlighted the gravity of the situation faced by millions of faithful on different continents. Montserrat Bellastrero, who has held the position of permanent observer of the Holy See to the UN since 2023, is also the representative to the World Trade Organization and the

3:07International Organization for Migration, provided figures had demonstrated the scale of the tragedy. According to him in 2025, quote, nearly 5,000 were ended because of their faith, or 13 people per day. Adding to this is an even more staggering figure. Nearly 400 million Christians worldwide face persecution or violence, making them the most persecuted religious community in the world. 400 million out of about 2 billion. 20% 1 in 5. The representative of the Holy See emphasized that from the perspective of international law, this is not merely a spiritual matter or an internal issue within religious communities, but rather a genuine, outrageous violation of human rights. He therefore warned that the terrorism that the victims cannot serve as an excuse to divert attention or the responsibility of states. He addressed a secular organization in secular terms, calling on these members

4:08to represent nations to do something about this. Most of them won't, but at least they were trying. One wonders if the Vatican can take more direction somehow. Let me know in the comments if you have any ideas of what they can do. Here's a good example of this. Remember, that report happened on the 3rd of March. Back to life site here. For the headline, watch. Feminist attack Mexican churches during International Women's Day protests. I'm not going to play the video for you. I want to watch you again. The article will be on the Anthony Stein sub-stalk later today if you want. But mask leftist towards the doors of a church in Ketitaro, while dozens of Catholics in Guadalajara and Puebla formed human chains to protect churches from vandalism. This happens every year. Back to who founded the day they're observing. The whole purpose of it was to essentially empower people to throw off the shackles of

5:10superstition and the rest and to demand equality and fight organizations that refuse to give it to them. Catholic church has always had that role because equality is the world's season is an error according to the church. We have complementarity, not equality. Human beings are not the same. Large groups of these women across Mexico attempted to attack and vandalize several prominent Catholic churches during marches to commemorate International Women's Day on Sunday. A video posted across social media shows mask leftist torching the doors of an unidentified church in Ketitaro. Other videos in Guadalajara and Puebla, Mexico show dozens of Catholics forming human chains and standing in front of churches to protect them from vandalism being screamed at. In some cases being hit with eggs and other objects. These women across Latin America have made a tradition to unleash rage and hatred against Catholic churches on International Women's Day, vandalizing their sanctuaries and in some cases violently attacking the infrastructure. I have a video there if you want to watch it.

6:14Our lead of Carmen and Guadalajara avoided the same vandalism from these agitators due to a massive group of Catholic women who linked to arms and formed a human chain in front of the church. While the faithful were screamed at and had eggs and other items thrown at them, no damage was reported to have happened to the church itself. These are women sensible Catholic women who the Catholic belief in things are standing up as well as some men, of course, to defend the parish. I guess the agitators weren't willing to go after the women. In 2025 and in previous years, the faithful in Guadalajara have similarly formed human barriers to protect our lady of Carmen and other local parishes from these agitators participating in International Women's Day marches. During last year's march, the Catholic Cathedral Basilica of the assumption of the most holy Mary in Guadalajara was not as well protected and was vandalized by them with a pro-sacrifice to Molok and anti-Catholic graffiti. During this year's march in Puebla,

7:15Catholics also formed a human chain to block yelling agitators from vandalizing a church. There's another one there. You may have seen this one. Go viral on Facebook. It goes on to previous examples of this, but it was back in 2019 that major rampages occurred in Argentina, Mexico, Uruguay, and Spain, where these women had also sought to set Catholic churches of blaze. We're chanting anti-Christian slogans. You cannot hold to that ideology and be a Catholic. It's not possible. There are two competing religions, and this is a perfect example of this. It's not a popular take. Every time I say it, we'll be subscribers, but I don't care. It's a truth. Deal with it. Be a better Catholic. If there are actual problems that the way human beings are treated in the church, it has more to do with sin. People making an idol out of their own power or

8:16whatever, than it does, then need to adopt a secular, anti-Catholic ideology to address issues in the church. It's time we put this stuff to rest. It may be if Benedict XVI prophecy, if you want to call it that, of a shrinking church comes true, we will finally have clearer understanding from both laypeople and our hierarchy on these issues. But I'm very curious what you think about this. So let me know in the comments, please. And please pray for everybody we spoke about here. The bishops that are seemingly silent and all this stuff, all of them in every one of these stories. Pray for those behind this and the agitators and those who do the bidding of the devil because it's what they're doing. You're waging war in the material realm at the behest of the Lord of this world. Lord of the world is not Jesus. The Lord of the world is the devil. Scripture makes that clear, but he will have his day. And then Christ the King will free us at that point.

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