In 2018, the entire world was shocked by images of Irish politicians laughing, singing and dancing about abortion at Dublin Castle. Many expressed sheer ecstasy at the potential of babies being bludgeoned to death on Irish soil. The world further recoiled when those same Irish politicians voted later on that year to make sure that babies born alive during abortions would not be kept alive, that doctors would have to make sure that those babies did not receive pain relief and that disability was grounds for putting down an unborn child.
Since then, the country’s houses of parliament have become even more debased. Only weeks ago, Socialist politician decided that a pandemic was an opportune time to put forth a bill to allow for euthanasia. Ireland, which has one of the highest elder abuse rates in the world, is now on course to legalise people coercing elderly people, disable people and sick people into committing suicide with the help of the state.
With these blatantly demonic forces at play, a significant group of Catholics (around 200) gathered at Leinster House on Tuesday 8th December in Dublin to pray the Rosary. After praying the Rosary, a minor exorcism was carried out on the building. The building has an interesting history, having been conveniently built a 30 second walk from the nearby Grand Lodge of Freemasons.
Having finished the minor exorcism on that side of the building, the Rosary procession then made its way around to the other side of the building to do the same.
The group then processed towards the Office of the Taoiseach, Micheal Martin. Martin happily sold out his party’s prolife principles and its future by supporting abortion in a shock move in 2018. Carried aloft during all of this was Our Lady of Fatima.
Finally, the group made its way to Herbert Park for a Traditional Latin Mass in the open during a cold December night, their prayers and candles emitting a peaceful air in what has been a remarkably dark year for Ireland and for the world.
We hope that these prayers are answered affirmatively, keep praying and keep offering on behalf of our broken country.