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Easter Sunday in Minneapolis

To celebrate the Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ, a pastor in Minneapolis chose to display a sinister Christ with the air of a vampire to the children of his parish, above.

One only wonders what idea these poor children will have of the glorious victory of the Word Incarnate over death, which is one of the basic dogmas of the Catholic Faith. It should come as no surprise if tomorrow many of them abandon the Faith. Indeed, who wants to have a type of vampire as his god? This is one more example of the bad fruits of the liturgical liberty Vatican II gave the clergy.

Below, a depiction of the Resurrection by Pietro Perugino according to traditional Catholic iconography.

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