NO DOUBT IN CATHOLIC CHURCH INVOLVEMENT IN ARGENTINA 'DIRTY WAR' CRIMES!!!

Saturday, August 31, 2013

No Doubt in Catholic Church involvement in Argentina 'Dirty War' Crimes

9:25 PM 666 - USA

Copy of the Apology Letter published by the Episcopal Conference in Argentina

(VaticanCrimes.com) -- If there was ever any doubt as to the Catholic Church's involvement in dirty war crimes, there should not be because the fact is, even the very Catholic Church apologized for their participation.

That's right, they issued out a so-called 'apology'. (One more to add for the dozens of apologies that the Catholic Church has issued around the world for their crimes hoping people will forgive and forget as they continue on with their own evil and deceitful ways...

For this reason, we take the time here to translate what LV7 reported regarding the Catholic Church's "apology" in their article:

"Argentina has apologized once again, through a letter, for the Catholic Church role during the last military dictatorship in Argentina. The writing was entitled "faith in Jesus Christ moves us to truth, justice and peace".
Their hypocrisy continued.

"We do not want to evade responsibility for advancing the knowledge of that painful and compromising truth for everyone," they expressed and apologized with "those who we have defrauded or whom we did not accompany as we should have".

"We are committed to promoting a more complete investigation of those events, in order to continue to seek the truth, in the certainty that she we will set us free," the letter adds.

"We know the sufferings and claims of the Catholic Church, by so many disappeared, tortured, executed without trial, children removed their mothers, because of State terrorism. Also we know of death and desolation, caused by guerrilla violence, "they noted.

Finally, in their hypocrisy they further indicated that "we want to be close to the many who suffered for these acts that have not yet been clarified nor repaired".

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But that's not all.

In 2000, ElPais.com also took the time to report the incident where the Catholic Church admitted to their involvement and apologized for their wrong doings:

"A quarter century later after the coup that initiated the dictatorship, and standing before 100,000 faithful from all over the country, the Catholic Church in Argentina asked for forgiveness ''for being responsible in remaining silent and for the effective participation of many of its children in the infringement of freedom, torture and betrayal, in political persecution and ideological intransigence in struggles and wars and absurd death which filled the country with blood".

Fox News also highlighted the news by stating:

Argentina's Catholic Church apologized in 2000 for mistakes made during the dictatorship. In a statement then, the Catholic Church said: "We ask forgiveness for our responsibility in being silent and the participation of your children in ... the violation of liberties, torture and betrayal, in political persecution and ideological intransigence."