This must be one of those calamities happening.
This story out of India would already be terrifying even if it weren’t Catholic.
Supporting Pope Francis’ global call for urgent action on climate change, children in New Delhi took to the streets to create awareness for the environment.
“People tend to ignore the need to preserve the environment and carry on with their lives. I hope they will take into consideration what the pope has said on the issue,” Kalpana Singh told ucanews.com.
Singh was among the 7-15 year-olds taking part in a dance event on New Delhi streets July 12 using colorful umbrellas, unicycles and holding banners, despite the heavy downpour.
Deepak, who uses only one name, told ucanews.com, that he was concerned about the increasing number of natural calamities across the world. “We have caused this harm to our mother Earth and we will have to take steps to rectify it. The sooner we start, the better.”
Why does Deepak only use one name and when am I going to get one of these calamities? They give you weeks home from work and they bring the whole neighborhood out for barbecues.
This kind of thing is so widespread, reaching now even to the infamous pen of the replacement Pope, that it may not seem like much. But take your mind back to when you were a child. Only in a dystopian sci-fi novel would you have found children mouthing creepy robotic nonsense and being ordered to dance in the rain.
Pope Francis recently released the encyclical Laudato si’ (Praise be to you — On Care For Our Common Home). Addressed to every person on the planet, the pope blamed human greed for the critical situation “Our Sister, mother Earth” now finds herself in.
“This sister now cries out to us because of the harm we have inflicted on her by our irresponsible use and abuse of the goods with which God has endowed her,” he wrote.
The better part of that ‘encyclical’ is just insulting propaganda from one acting as the Vicar of Christ. There’s almost nothing Catholic about it.
The Earth isn’t my sister. I don’t care what St. Francis might have said. My sister is my sister and the Earth is a planet. Is that what it means to be religious now? We have to say stupid things and pretend they mean something?
The New Delhi event, a part of the Pope4Planet campaign, was organized by the Church-based social organizations Caritas India, Chetnalaya and Nine is Mine.
Caritas is not a church-based organization. It is a statist machine pretending to be Catholic. Atrocities like this don’t originate from actual people or the true Church. They come only from governments intent on control.
More than 250 people signed petitions addressed to world leaders in the U.N. Climate Summit to be held in Paris in November, asking them to take responsibility for climate change and take steps to control it.
This Paris meeting is very, very important to FrancisChurch and its worldly accomplices.
“People are just waiting for an opportunity to do something for the environment,” Amrit Sangma, spokesman of Caritas India, told ucanews.com.
No they’re not. They ‘re getting paid to say things like this, and kids will do anything to get out of government jail-schools, even dance around like fools in the rain.