Catholic order, Congregation of the Holy Cross, to pay $18 Million for sexually abusing children

The systematic abuse put in place by the Catholic Church is now being revealed unto the world.

More and more cases are being revealed and this time Quebec is no exception: Guilty is the Catholic Congregation of the Holy Cross - Quebec’s most high-profile religious order who name is associated with St. Joseph’s Oratory in Montreal and the name of Brother André, the Holy Cross doorman who became a saint.

The order, whose beginning date back to the French Revolution and whose clergymen were entrusted with the so-called "education" of the sons of Quebec’s best families, agreed to pay $18 million CDN to the many former students who the priests sexually abused in their care over many decades in these corrupt religioys institutions.

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Organized deportation of children covered up by Church and State: Religion crimes exposed

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Survivors begin digging for human remains at Religious Residential schools to prove mass murder

The Elders of Mohawk Nation in collaboration with the International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State have begun to open mass graves at the oldest Residential school in Canada. More forensic investigations expected to continue as the group encourages other native groups to being digging for children remains as the Church and State have covered up mass murder, Canada's genocide.

The crimes committed by religion and state are finally surfacing and now with forensic evidence the Churches will no longer be able to deny the crimes against humanity they have committed and the 50,000 children who never received a proper burial after suffering torture at the hands of priests, nuns and religious leaders at Canada's Church-run institutions.

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Dig for Children’s Remains Begins at Canada’s Oldest Church-Run Residential School

Sovereign Mohawk Nation commences groundbreaking investigation of mass murder by Church and State

BRANTFORD, ONTARIO – The Elders of the Mohawk Sovereign Nation in collaboration with the International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State (ITCCS) and its Secretary, Kevin Annett, announced today the commencement of forensic excavations on the grounds of the oldest Indian residential school in Canada - the Mohawk Institute run by the Church of England.

Frustrated by the ongoing whitewash by the Canadian government of the murder of residential school children by Catholic and Protestant churches, the Mohawk nation of Grand River has begun digging for children’s remains to “finally give them a proper burial and bring to trial those who killed them”, to quote Mohawk Elder Bill Squire.

Squire and eight other Mohawk elders have granted authorization to Kevin Annett and the ITCCS to conduct Ground Penetrating Radar surveys and excavations at the Brantford residential school in order to bring the evidence obtained to International tribunals and human rights courts.

Initial evidence obtained at these digs today confirmed eyewitness accounts of the deaths and burial of children at the Brantford school, as well as the cover up of their remains.

The Mohawk elders and the ITCCS are issuing a call to other indigenous nations to commence similar excavations at former Indian residential schools across Canada, rather than rely on the Canadian government and its churches for justice or disclosure.

For information visit: http://www.itccs.org.

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Unmarked graves opened at Canada Residential school to prove coverup by Church & State in Canada

BREAKING NEWS


Brantford, Ontario - (ITCCS.org) The Elders of the Mohawk nation in Brantford, Ontario in collaboration with The International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State have announced their groundbreaking initiatives to conduct forensic excavations on the grounds of the oldest Indian residential school in Canada - the Mohawk Institute run by the Church of England. 

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Papal Cold Shoulder?

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