Grace Life Church Raid: Gauleiter Jason Kenney sends in RCMP-Gestapo to shut church and ring it with 8-foot fencing

 The Angry Albertan reports from Grace Life church after a Gestapo-style raid by the now disgraced RCMP. Alberta used to be known as the freest Province in Canada. No more. The Angry Albertan not only reports the truth about the raid, in which the Canadian Gestapo not only double-fenced off the church, but also "masked" the building site. 

Needless to say you will NOT get a true report from Canada's equally disgraced corporate media, who are funded by a toxic mixture of government money, billionaire oligarchs, Big Pharma, and globalist corporate interests. In other words there is NO free press in Canada, unless one turns to small, independent journalists (such as the Albertan freedom fighter, The Angry Albertan). 

 

  

 

Friends, this outrage in Alberta could not have happened without Premier Jason Kenney. It is tragic to report that when I was in Calgary, Kenney would regularly attend my parish of St. John the Evangelist. A very traditional Ordinariate parish. I recall the day - Remembrance Sunday - when Kenney stood at the back of the church after Mass, looking at the names of the dead soldiers who had given their lives that Canadians might live as freemen.

Jason, what doth it profit a man to sell his soul?

But time moves onward and Kenney set his sights on becoming Premier. In doing so, and to ensure an electoral win, meant de facto renouncing his Faith to keep the corporate media at bay. As such Kenney decided to throw his lot in with the "LGBTory" lobby, which incidentally had seized control over the United Conservative Party (UCP). It meant abandoning Christ in exchange for becoming Premier. It meant selling his soul for pottage. And now this. Are we surprised into what Kenney has morphed?

Jason Kenney the persecutor of Christians. 

Jason Kenney the Gauleiter of Alberta. 

Jason Kenney the man who unleashed the RCMP (now a disgraced Gestapo-style  outfit) on Christians during the Holiest Week of the year.   

One cannot be silent about the fact that joining Kenney as material accessories to his crimes are the Canadian bishops. Their silence means consent. Let there be NO mistake: the bishops of Canada in their silence approve of the Gestapo-stype raid on this little church. May God pour out His wrath on these wolves who occupy the episcopate in Canada. May God punish these men, whom, as St. Augustine calls "mercenaries". They merely follow, as St.Augustine also noted,  in the steps of the traitor, Judas. 

 St. Augustine is fully aware that not all members of the clerical state and hierarchy are holy men, and if such is the case what is the relation of the wicked members to the body of Christ?  The relation is the same as that of all other members. Good bishops participate fully in the life of the mystical body; they, as principal members are bound to it by life-giving ties. Bad bishops, may have jurisdictional powers and authority and belong to the Church, like all sinners not separated from it, but they do not participate in the life of grace. They are not however severed either from the external Church or the mystical body... till the end of time two categories of pastors are bound to exist. There are shepherds “who occupy a pastoral chair in order to tend to the sheep; others, however, sit on them in order to enjoy temporal honors and secular advantages”. Unrighteous bishops are not honored with the name of sons, but are called mercenaries. St. Peter, who is portrayed by St. Augustine as a personification of the Church, is also presented as a symbol of all the pastors of the Church. However, it is only good pastors and not of mercenaries that Peter is representative...in opposition to the other apostles, Judas is reputed to be such a mercenary; and if this happened to one of the apostles, who were so close to Christ, there should not be reason for scandal if his example finds imitators among the apostles' successors. They can have a place in the temporal existence of the Church, but will not enjoy the eternal existence of the mystical body of Christ" (Grabowski, pp. 219-221).
  

Grabowski, S. J. (1957). The Church: An introduction to the theology of St. Augustine. B. Herder Book Co; St. Louis, MO and London, England.