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14 thoughts on “Tens of thousands of Catholics walk through downtown Indy in spiritual procession

  1. NGOs/ Catholic charities are paid by the Biden administration to fly in plane loads of illegals straight from their country to our country. No info is known. Another breach of our democracy.

    1. That’s a little bizarre. I think I can hear another “conservative” stirring up a new batch of cool aid.

    2. I thought the Klan dropped hating Catholics in the 50/60s but like a lot of hateful garbage I guess it’s back…..

    3. IBJ: side note, nuns are not members of the clergy. Clergy is a designation for those who have been ordained. While nuns take vows, they are not ordained.

    4. Uh oh, they’re on to us. when they land, they are given big bottles of liquid fluoride, and sent out to dump it into the drinking water…they they go forth and wear seat belts and helmets while riding motorcycles, work as land scapers and roofers and siding installation construction crews, farm workers, harvesters, and myriad other things that no self respecting American would dream of doing…

  2. Beautiful that this happened. Great for Indianapolis to host. St. John’s is a great location. We had good weather for it. Hope Indianapolis continues to serve as a gathering spot.

  3. LOL. What is “their country”? What are the names of the Catholic charities buying the flights?
    Lastly, if “no info is known” how do you know?

  4. This is a transcendent moment for all who believe, God bless all who made this event happen and to all those who attended, and God bless America.

  5. Could it be Douglas JT has confused the Roman Catholic Church with the DeSantis and Abbot Administrations in Florida and Texas? They are the ones flying planeloads of illegal immigrants around the country, or putting them on buses to ship them to other cities.

  6. I wonder if Douglas J. T. is Donald John Trump’s cousin or long lost sibling or some such…outrageous claims backed by little or no factual support seem to be consistent with Trump’s approach to life and politics.

  7. I hope Douglas and his ilk don’t find out we Catholics then register all these illegal immigrants to vote, and use them to stuff the ballot boxes. Next we’ll be raising the money to have them go buy all the guns and ammunition, to deprive the Douglases of this country their right to bear arms.
    Wait until they discover the Indianapolis gathering was just a front to slip these immigrants into the general population. Bring 60,000 people together, and add another 20-30,000 illegal immigrants, and no one suspected a thing…darn, we’re good…

  8. On a more serious note, my wife attended the Congress. She is a convert to Catholicism, and is certain beyond all doubt she has found her religous home. The glow on her face each evening was incredible as she described the speakers, and the Adorations, being with the people, the clergy and the laity, and being where she had no doubt Christ was present. Indy is not known for being a Catholic town, but it will forever be known as the city where Catholics came together to worship the Eucharist as the daily living symbol of the body and blood of Christ. Whatever may be the divisions in the Church as to the Pope’s social perspective and the conservative opposition, for a few days it didn’t matter…the Church, the people of Christ, were there together to worship and have their faith strengthened. Well done to the organizers. Well done to all who attended. Thank you, Father, for giving them the strength and wisdom to bring it together. Maybe we wont’ have to wait 80 years to do it again.

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