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Islam’s war against Christians is real. Even Ethiopia is now on the front line.
🚨 40 BODIES RECOVERED AND BURIED IN A MASS GRAVE FOLLOWING THE MASSACRE OF ORTHODOX CHRISTIANS IN ETHIOPIA
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN ETHOPIA ✝️🇪🇹
Heartbreaking new information emerging 💔
On November 6, 2026, reveals that 40 bodies have now been recovered and buried in a single mass grave following Thursday’s massacre of Orthodox Christians in Endeto, Arsi Zone, Oromia Region, Ethiopia.
According to local sources, 34 bodies were initially collected under the supervision of Ethiopian National Defense Force (ENDF) personnel. One wounded victim later died, and five additional bodies were recovered from surrounding areas, bringing the confirmed number of those buried to 40.
Even more disturbing, sources allege that families were ordered to bury their loved ones quickly in a single mass grave and were prohibited from mourning loudly.
AND THE HORROR MAY NOT BE OVER.
Additional victims reportedly remain unaccounted for in nearby forests and ravines.
Survivors who desperately need medical attention are reportedly unable to reach hospitals after armed groups blocked transportation attempting to take the wounded to Robe. The death toll could rise as injured civilians remain without medical assistance.
Local Orthodox Christian residents also accuse security authorities of failing to protect their communities, alleging that threatened families were told to either convert or leave the area.
This latest massacre follows separate attacks in October that reportedly killed at least 60 Orthodox Christians in Arsi.
HOW MANY MORE INNOCENT LIVES MUST BE LOST BEFORE THE WORLD PAYS ATTENTION?
Today, I am asking everyone reading this to STOP and PRAY.
🙏 Pray for the souls of those who were murdered.
🙏 Pray for the families who have been forced to bury their loved ones under unimaginable circumstances.
🙏 Pray for the wounded, the missing, and everyone still living in fear.
🙏 Pray for our Orthodox Christian brothers and sisters in Ethiopia who are facing violence, persecution, and threats against their faith.
🙏 Pray for protection, justice, medical assistance, and an end to these killings.
Whether you are Orthodox, Catholic, Protestant, or simply someone who believes every human life has value, please do not look away.
Our brothers and sisters in Christ need our prayers. Their lives matter. Their suffering matters. And their voices deserve to be heard.
Share their story.
Keep Ethiopia in your prayers.
✝️ “Remember those who are in prison, as though in prison with them, and those who are mistreated, since you also are in the body.”
— Hebrews 13:3
#PrayForEthiopia #EthiopianChristians #StopChristianPersecution #OrthodoxChristians #EndChristianPersecution #ReligiousFreedom
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🔴🇪🇬 𝗔𝗟𝗘𝗥𝗧𝗘 — Milad Malak, un copte égyptien de 20 ans et diacre, a été TUÉ en Libye après avoir REFUSÉ de RENIER SA FOI CHRÉTIENNE.
Parti en Libye pour chercher du travail, il avait été ENLEVÉ à Zliten avec un groupe de travailleurs égyptiens musulmans par des hommes présentés comme appartenant à L’ÉTAT ISLAMIQUE.
Les autres otages, libérés après le versement d’une rançon de 4 700 dollars par leurs familles, ont raconté que Milad, seul chrétien du groupe, avait été TORTURÉ pour le contraindre à SE CONVERTIR À L’ISLAM, avant d'être tuer.
(Source : Open Doors UK & Ireland)
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NIGERIA 🇳🇬
Bishop Wilfred Chikpa Anagbe has CONDEMNED the Nigerian government for their inaction over the slaughter of Christians:
'If the government wants this problem to stop, it can stop. Nigeria is capable of handling this issue, but they are not willing to do so. It is not that they lack the capacity; they lack the willingness'
Emite Rose retweeted
Over 11 Christians killed and about 50 homes were burnt in Nasarawa State and nothing was done about it 💔
Nigeria is blessed 🥲
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In the past week, over 100 Christians were massacred in Ethiopia alone.
The media? Silent.
The UN? Silent.
Podcasters? Silent.
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🔴🇮🇳 𝗔𝗟𝗘𝗥𝗧𝗘 — Des centaines de chrétiens ont manifesté au Bengale-Occidental, en Inde, pour dénoncer 48 ATTAQUES contre leur communauté en 5 MOIS.
Seulement 16 PLAINTES ont été enregistrées et réclame davantage de protection ainsi que la liberté de prier. (Deccan Herald)
Emite Rose retweeted
Fr Achi was burnt alive in his Parish house. We will not forget his gruesome death. 💔😭
Many people are denying the Christian Persecution.
No rage, no protest, no media coverage
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It’s interesting to observe that the secular and celebrated French Revolution killed more in 10 years than the religious and infamous Spanish Inquisition did in 356 years by a ratio of about 75:1.
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Names of some Catholic priests killed in Nigeria:
•Fr. Joseph Gor
•Fr. Felix Tyolaha
•Fr. Clement Ugwu
•Fr. Paul Offu
•Fr. David Tanko
•Fr. Ferdinand Fanen Nguban (also referred to as Ngugban)
•Fr. Alphonsus Bello
•Fr. Joseph Aketeh Bako
•Fr. Vitus Borogo
•Fr. John Mark Cheitnum
•Fr. Isaac Achi
•Fr. Tobias Chukwujekwu Okonkwo
•Fr. Sylvester Okechukwu
•Fr. Matthew Eya
•Fr. Samuel Opeyemi Oyetoro
(Note: Seminarians such as Andrew Peter, Michael Nnadi, and Emmanuel Alabi were also killed)
Emite Rose retweeted
Every day christians in Nigeria wake up to more massacres by the Islamic terrorist of the Muslim Fulani tribe. And every day the pope does nothing. Says nothing. And lets it continue unopposed. Disgraceful.
“They say we will not live to see Christmas” — Nigerian Christian leader in Plateau State raises alarm over plans by terrorists to launch mass attacks this Christmas season.
"Every day we wake up to killings. We hear 'you will run with your rice & meat in your pots.' It happened in Dec 2023. Same threat this year."
4 youths killed 2 days ago in Barkin Ladi. Where’s next?
#PlateauUnderAttack
Emite Rose retweeted
Do not stop talking about the mass slaughter of Christians by Islamists in Nigeria.
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“The Catholic Church is an institution I am bound to hold divine — but for any quite necessary proof of its divinity, as a matter of apparel, I would look to the fact that no institutional monopoly has ever been managed with such combination of idiocy and corruption, and yet endured. If it had been a human institution, it would have been brought to the ground within a fortnight.”
Hilaire Belloc
LATEST: Cardinal Vesco says the Catholic Church is “not there to convert”
The Archbishop of Algiers said: “We are the Church of this people. Not a proselytising Church, not a Church that is there to convert, but a Church that aspires to be one of the components of this people.”
He called proselytism “poison” because it treats another person’s religion as false, and argued Christians should choose fraternity over seeing themselves as a “besieged fortress.”
Read the full report at @RealAdVaticanum
advaticanum.com/article/card…
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An Open Letter to Cardinal Blase Cupich
Your Eminence —
I write as one of your own, a man who has knelt in your churches and trusted the men who wear your ring.
On Thursday night you will stand before a hall full of donors and place the Nostra Aetate Award in the hands of Michael Sacks. The number is public. Specifically, 1.1-million dollars was provided. This included $500,000 from the Sacks Family Foundation to Planned Parenthood of Illinois. Another $600,000 from him and his wife to the Prairie State Access Fund, which has flowed to Planned Parenthood and the Chicago Abortion Fund. He backs Personal PAC. Nobody disputes the math.
What the faithful are disputing is the meaning you are about to assign to it.
You have said the award honors him as a Jewish leader and does not endorse his politics. Fine. But an award is not a footnote. It is a headline. It is the Archdiocese of Chicago, at a dinner for priestly formation, telling the city which kind of generosity gets celebrated. And the kind getting celebrated this Thursday is the kind that funds abortuaries.
I will not pretend to know your interior. Maybe you have weighed this and found peace with it. But there are people watching from a place no press release can reach.
The Church teaches that the souls of children who die before baptism rest in the mercy of God — not because of what anyone did, but because of who He is. God’s angels see what unfolds on earth below. If those little ones now belong to that company, they are watching a cardinal of Peter’s Church prepare to honor a man whose money helped end lives like theirs. Their tears, if they have any left to shed, would not be for themselves. They would be for us.
You asked the Church to avoid the appearance of evil. This appearance was avoidable from the first conversation about the guest list. A different name. A different night. A different honor. Any of it.
Instead the banquet proceeds, the petitions climb past a thousand signatures, CatholicVote and the Pro-Life Action League are showing up at the door, and the only thing moving is the story.
Your Eminence, rescind it. Not for me. For the readers who still think a bishop’s word means something, and who are learning this week that it might not.
Joseph Fosco
October 27, 2026
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The truth of the Catholic Church does not depend on human approval, but on the fact that it was founded by JESUS CHRIST.
The Catholic Church is beautiful and true🙏🏻
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Here are the facts: 5 of 268 active U.S. Catholic bishops are black— about 1.9%. Only between 2 and 5% of U.S. Catholics are black (depending if you count the full diaspora). The ratio isn’t too far off.
Moreover, the Catholic laity aren’t in charge of choosing bishops! So he’s essentially accusing his brother bishops, the nuncio, and maybe even the pope (!) of “racism.” That’s extremely irresponsible.
I think the vast majority of practicing Catholics care less about what race their bishop is, and more about how Catholic they truly are.
Why are there so few Black bishops in America?
“The short answer is racism.”
America’s youngest bishop, Robert Boxie (@WashArchdiocese), speaks candidly about a Confederate flag in seminary, tokenism, DEI, what white Catholics often miss ... and why the Church cannot be afraid of hard conversations about race.
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