😔 At
least one person has died and several more are in a critical
condition after a gunman set fire to a Mormon church in Michigan
before shooting at congregants.
Police said a
40-year-old man opened fire on hundreds of people, including
children, who had gathered for a service at the Church of Latter Day
Saints in Grand Blanc on Sunday morning.
The unnamed
suspect, who authorities have said was from nearby Burton, was shot
dead by officers at the scene as flamed engulfed the church.
Grand Blanc
Township Police Chief William Renye said the gunman rammed his
vehicle through the front door of the building before opening fire
with an assault rifle.
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Michigan Church Horror: Active Shooter Drives Truck Into Church
And Opens Fire On Congregation
♱ Tonight
and tomorrow we Ethiopian Orthodox Christians celebrate The
Feast Day which marks the discovery of The True Cross of Jesus
Christ.
The
discovery of this revered relic within Christianity can be traced
back to the fourth (4th) century when the mother of the Roman Emperor
Constantine, Queen Helena received divine guidance to its location.
According
to legend, Queen Helena, now canonized, had a dream. In the dream,
she was told to make a bonfire from which the smoke would show her
the location where the True Cross of Jesus was buried.
After
doing as she was instructed and the bonfire lit, the smoke rose high
up to the sky and returned to the ground, exactly where the Cross had
been buried. Thus began the yearly celebration of the discovery.
According to the Ethiopian
Orthodox Church, the discovery of the True Cross is traditionally
believed to have been in March, but Meskel was moved to September to
avoid holding a festival during Lent, and because the church
commemorating the True Cross in Jerusalem was dedicated during
September.
❖❖❖[Galatians 6:14]❖❖❖
“But
far be it from me to boast except in the cross of our Lord Jesus
Christ, by which[a] the world has been crucified to me, and I to the
world.”
Anyone may have done this,
especially in the present anti-Christian environment and rising
violence. One possibility is that it is the work of people who
believe that the Cross is an insult to the power of Allah, and that ”
they did not kill him nor crucify him, but it seemed so to them”
(Qur’an 4:157).
The perpetrators would do
well to arm themselves… A three-century-old Pyrenean symbol
destroyed with a sledgehammer,” translated from “‘Leurs auteurs
auront intérêt à s’armer’
The Cross
on the Col de la Crouzette, an ancient monument between the Bethmale
and Eychelles valleys, was destroyed again over the weekend of August
15, 2025. It was smashed on site, presumably with a sledgehammer. An
incomprehensible act that has outraged shepherds and hikers. Beyond
its topographical function, the Cross had a strong symbolic meaning
and was a witness to a heritage passed down from generation to
generation.
For twenty-five years, the
Cross on the Col de la Crouzette, also known as Portet d’Eychelles,
has been the target of several acts of vandalism. This stone Cross,
erected at the Crossroads of the Eychelles valley and the summer
pastures of Haute Serre in the commune of Bethmale, long marked the
transition between the valleys of Bethmale, Soueix,
In 2001, the original Cross
was stolen. Two years later, a new Cross, carved from stone quarried
below the Col de la Core on the Seix side, was erected in the same
place.
The work is by Thierry
Galey, a resident of Samortein-en-Bethmale and a draughtsman in the
aeronautical industry in Toulouse. In 2004, this new Cross was
blessed by Abbé Jean Fauroux, who was already known for blessing the
Cross on Mont Valier. At the time, the mayor of Bethmale was
confident: “The perpetrators had better arm themselves with chisels
and hammers to tear it down.„
It appears from the report
that the original cross was stolen and replacement carved out of the
bedrock was arrested in 2001.
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Christian Migrants, FRANCE
Cathedral Fire, Pope FRANCIS Inside a Mosque, 9/11 Ethiopian New Year
💭 A
youth baseball coach in Texas was gunned down while praying with his
team. Three men, Mahmood Abdelsalam Rababah, Ahmad Mawed, and Mustafa
Mohammad Matalgah, are in custody. Just pause on that for a second.
This is where we are now: coaches praying with kids get targeted,
shot, and left fighting for their lives.
The truth is
ugly, but it’s staring us in the face: prayer is under attack,
family is under attack, America is under attack.
According to
the Waller County Sheriff’s Office, the three suspects fired guns
from a nearby pasture in the direction of the field.
Coaches told
KHOU 11 News they could hear gunfire throughout the weekend at the
complex, and gunshots could be heard during an online stream.
The Rac Katy
owners stated on Facebook Monday morning that three individuals were
target practicing 600 to 700 yards away. Initially, the Rac Katy
stated police were "immediately notified of possible illegal
hunting" and responded to the scene.
😔 If I Were in
Gaza Today, I’d Probably be Living in
The Land of Slaves.
Who are the
Afro-Palestinians?
Afro-Palestinians in Gaza
make up around 1% of Gaza’s population of 2.3 million. While
accurate population numbers are hard to come by, it is known that
there are communities spread across Israel and the Occupied
Palestinian Territories with up to 350 to 450 documented people
distributed across 50 different families.
In the Al Jalla’a
district of Gaza roughly 11,000 Afro-Palestinian people resided
before the Israeli invasion began in October 2023.Afro-Palestinians
have diverse origins that can be traced across Africa.
Many Afro-Palestinians
have roots that could be traced to Egypt, Sudan, Nigeria, Senegal
and Chad. Some Afro-Palestinians have ancestors who were brutally
trafficked to Palestine as enslaved Africans during the Arab slave
trade from the mid 7th Century. Many came as enslaved labourers as
well as merchants and soldiers during the period of Ottoman rule from
the 14th century.
❖[Acts 8:26-28]❖
“Now an angel of the
Lord said to Philip, “Rise and go toward the south to the road that
goes down from Jerusalem to Gaza.” This is a desert place. And he
rose and went. And there was an Ethiopian, a eunuch, a court official
of Candace, queen of the Ethiopians, who was in charge of all her
treasure. He had come to Jerusalem to worship and was returning,
seated in his chariot, and he was reading the prophet Isaiah.”
🙈 Who talks about
the Christian genocide in Congo, Nigeria and Ethiopia? No one!
☪ The Union of Ishmael
and Esau that is shaking the world continues!
❖ People of the flesh
are united in persecuting those of the spirit!
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Red-Headed Esau Empowering Ishmael, the Wild Donkey 👈
🌍🚨
Exposing Global Racism & Disparities behind the Pro-Palestine
Movement 🚨🌍
This eye-opening video
uncovers how systemic Arab-Supremacy and anti-African/Black racism
shape our world.
On one side, silent
suffering in Africa and Haiti—ignored, neglected, and marginalized.
On the other, the media spotlight, aid, and political support
overwhelmingly directed toward Gaza, fueled by geopolitical biases.
🔹 Highlighting the
inequality rooted in systemic racism within the UN and global
institutions
🔹 Revealing how
Black and African lives are devalued while others receive
disproportionate attention and aid
🔹 Challenging the
narratives that sustain these disparities
It’s time to confront
these injustices and demand true equality.
😈
Shame on You, South Africa! Are You More Concerned For Arab
Muslims than African Christians?
"It
is a night of sadness and desolation for Christians."
September
8, 2025 – 100+ Christians Killed in Two Days
They
had come to pay tribute to one of their church members who had
recently passed away. At 9 pm on Monday, September 8, Christians in
Ntoyo village gathered at the funeral service in the eastern
Democratic Republic of the Congo.
A
violent onslaught by members of the Islamist rebel group Allied
Democratic Forces struck the parish of Saint Joseph of Manguredjipa
in the village of Ntoyo, North Kivu province, in the dead of night.
At
least 64 people were slaughtered—many of them hacked to death—while
others were shot or bludgeoned. The victims had gathered for a
mourning ceremony, unsuspecting and vulnerable, when machetes,
firearms, and hammers were unleashed. Some attackers then set homes
ablaze. Local officials say the assault was clearly premeditated.
Aid
to the Church in Need (ACN) has condemned the atrocity and expressed
deep solidarity with the bereaved. The charity emphasises that such
acts of violence are not isolated but part of a devastating pattern
in eastern DRC, where Islamist militants aligned with IS-CAP (Islamic
State’s Central Africa Province) operate with alarming impunity.
"They
arrived and started killing," said Rev. Mbula Samaki of the 55e
CEBCE church in Mangurejipa. "Those who tried to flee were shot
dead, and others were killed with machetes."
Abbé
Paluku Nzalamingi, a parish priest, described the scenes he saw when
he went to the site: "It's horrible what I saw. [Bodies of]
women on mattresses in the living room ... others in the corridor,
still, others outside in the plot. Some bodies are on the road, in
plots close to the centre of Ntoyo. They killed almost all the people
gathered at the place of mourning."
In
two days, a total of at least 100+ Christians lost their lives in the
DRC because they choose to follow Jesus in a region that Islamic
extremists want to turn into a caliphate.
Bishop
Melchisédech Sikuli Paluku of Butembo-Beni offered a message of
spiritual comfort to the afflicted. He prayed that God, through the
intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, would console the bereaved
and guide the faithful beyond these days of suffering toward enduring
peace. Local authorities have begun burying the dead and instituting
new security measures, although the scale of militia operations in
the region remains severe.
The
ADF began as a Ugandan rebel movement before migrating into eastern
Congo; in 2019 it formally pledged allegiance to IS-CAP. Since then,
its signature brutality—including beheadings, decapitations, and
mass killings of civilians—has disproportionately targeted
Christian communities.
In
nearby Ituri province only months earlier, at least 34 worshippers
were massacred in a church, and in July, an attack on a night vigil
in a Catholic church in Komanda claimed the lives of dozens.
In
February this year, more than 70 corpses were discovered in a
Protestant church in Lubero, many with their hands bound and heads
severed.
Despite
the presence of the Congolese armed forces, Ugandan troops, and the
UN peacekeeping mission (MONUSCO), violence in North and South Kivu
continues unabated.
The
Congolese bishops’ conference has repeatedly denounced the “odious
massacres” inflicted upon innocent faithful, and ACN has called
urgently for international intervention to protect civilians, uphold
religious freedom, and restore order.
Christians
in Africa are some of the world's most resilient believers, but the
incessant killings are taking their toll.
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Muslims Behead 70 Christians Inside Church In Congo
