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Tag Archives: Atheistic Communism
U.S. Army Chaplain Father Emil Kapaun: Korean prison camp martyr
U.S. Army Chaplain Father Emil Kapaun stole, suffered and sacrificed his life for his fellow soldiers in a Korean prison camp. Six decades after his death, he is being considered for the Medal of Honor – and sainthood On the night … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Christian Churches, History
Tagged Atheistic Communism, Christian Martyrs, Father Emil Kapaun, Korean War, Martyrdom, Religion
Fr. Walter Ciszek, survivor of 23 years in Soviet prison camps, on freedom and the will of God
Posted in Atheism, Quote of the Day
Tagged Atheistic Communism, Fr. Walter Ciszek
Chinese atheists still oppressing Christians: Fr. Joseph Shi Liming’s gravestone smashed by police thugs
Police destroy priest’s tombstone. Act was part of attempt to ban requiem service for Father Joseph Shi Liming Father Joseph Shi Liming Fr. Shi’s tombstone, with the words “the grave of Fr. Shi Liming” carved upon it, was scheduled to … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Politics, World Events
Tagged Angry Atheists, Atheistic Communism, China, Religious Persecution, Richard Dawkins, State Oppression
Robert Royal asks: When are secularists and atheists going to do some of the repenting they expect from Christians?
‘[Atheistic] communism killed at least 100 million people in the twentieth century, 25 million in the former Soviet Union, 65 million in Communist China – in all about seventeen times as many people as there were Jews who died in the … Continue reading