Catholic
Nuns and the children in their care.
There
are uncanny similarities between the fate of infants and children in
the Irish “Mother and Baby Homes” run by the Catholic Nuns of
Ireland and the so-called “Duplessis Orphans”, operated by the
Nuns of the “Mount Providence Orphanage”in Montreal, Quebec and
the Baie Saint Paul Orphanage” in Quebec City, Quebec.
Similarity
#1.)
Most
of the Canadian and Irish children were not orphans, but were borne
by unmarried women who gave their children to these “Orphanages”
since religious, parental and societal pressures on unmarried mothers was so
great that a normal relationship between mother and infant child
could not develop, and that therefore the unmarried mothers felt that
their baby was in better hands with Catholic Nuns.
Similarity
#2.)
Survivors of institutions of both sides of the Ocean told of
physical and sexual abuse on an almost daily basis.
During
a video conference between both groups of survivors in June of 2017,
one of the survivors, Louis-Josef Hebert accused the Nuns of beating
him whenever he showed any kind of emotion.
When
I cried, the Nuns beat me, so I cried some more and they beat me some
more.
The
“Brides of Jesus” had evidently never read what Jesus said about
children.
“Let
the little children come to me and do not hinder them for the kingdom
of heaven belongs to such as these.”
He
also said this: “If anyone causes one of these little ones –
those who believe in me – to stumble, it would be better for them
to have a large millstone hung around their neck and be drowned in
the depth of the sea...”
For
many decades there were rumors about what really happened to the
children of the Catholic run Irish “mother and baby homes.”
Finally
the Irish Government established a Commission and charged it with the
responsibility of investigating these suspicions.
After
many months of investigations and excavations, this judge-led
commission found on the premises of the former Bon Secours Mother and
Baby Home in Tuam, county Galway, twenty (20) underground chambers
containing “Significant quantities of children's remains.”
Forensic
investigators estimate that these “chambers” which formerly had
served as sewage pits for the nunnery, contained the remains of
around 800 children's bodies.
A
statue of the Virgin Mary is placed at the site of the mass graves
for the children dumped there.
Draw
your own conclusions!
In
the Province of Quebec, (Canada) during the decades of the 40s and
50s there reigned M. Maurice Duplessis, as corrupt a politician as
they come, or just a little more so.
He
fit beautifully into the very Catholic environment of the time and
place.
which
considered an unwed mother next to a whore and the newborn child was
referred to as an “illegitimate” child and treated like “a
bastard”.
The
Canadian Federal Government in Ottawa, paid a subsidy to the Province
for each child in an orphanage, but double this subsidy was paid for
a child in a hospital or psychiatric institution.
It
only took three corrupt persons: M. Duplessis, a Mother Superior and
a Medical Doctor.
The
doctor simply, after a brief examination, declared the children as
“mentally deficient."
Mother
Superior then requested the change in designation from an “Orphanage”
to an “Insane Asylum”
and
M. Maurice Duplessis pocketed over twice the amount in Federal
Subsidy payments.
One
of the victims, the earlier referred to M. Louis-Josef Hebert said:
"We
paid the price
We
never did nothing wrong to God. I didn't even know Him.
My eyes
weren't even open, I was in the stomach of my mother.”.
In 2006 the Quebec Government announced it would pay a further $26 million in compensation.
To this day the Catholic church has never apologized for these heinous crimes committed by its members, nor have they, to the best of my knowledge, made any compensation payments.
Draw
your own conclusions.
Bertstravels
cannot understand why there are still
members of this Crime Syndicate
No comments:
Post a Comment