TUAM childrens home, time to remove the Catholic church from existence

Today it was announced that there maybe at least 3 or 4 other similar mass children's graves.

Sean Ross Abbey in Tipperary was another: in the first year after it opened in 1930, 60 babies died out of a total of 120. Those who survived, meanwhile, were often sold abroad to childless couples.

Mary Lou McDonald SF said that similar graves could exist at “dozens” of mother and baby homes across the country. “As shocking as Tuam has been – and it is very, very harrowing – it’s not an isolated incident at all.

Gerry Adams noted that the “vast majority of people didn’t know” what went on these homes, adding that “the church hierarchy wasn’t about liberation of souls – it was about control, about power”.


Its disgraceful to think that aside from the fact


"The Republic of Ireland has already published four major investigations into child abuse and its cover-up in Catholic parishes"

They are still controlling our primary schools, they are allowed to hold society back. I have a post on their earlier intervention in the medical sector, and how it affected our development as a nation.

Then we see Bullsh1t like this

Archbishop of Tuam has told Bon Secours nuns that they have a moral obligation to engage WTF

Here is what the church previously said in the abortion arguments

Ireland's Catholic Archbishops have warned that legislating for abortion would pave the way for "the direct and intentional killing of unborn children".

" the lives of untold numbers of unborn children now depend on the choices that will be made by public representatives."

“It would pave the way for the direct and intentional killing of unborn children. This can never be morally justified in any circumstances.”They said to legislate on the basis of such a flawed judgement would be both tragic and unnecessary.


http://www.rte.ie/news/2012/1218/arc...-abortion.html

So these lying murderers

Records indicate that the former Tuam workhouse's septic tank was converted specifically to serve as the body disposal site for the orphanage.

bones were first found in 1975 when cement covering the tank was pulled away.

Stories appearing all over the world now

http://www.irishexaminer.com/analysis/tuam-mother-and-baby-home-is-a-scandal-of-church-and-state-271013.html

The Taoiseach must launch a full-scale national inquiry, writes Susan Lohan with regard to the disappearance, death, and dumping of 800 infants and children ... and for every other mass grave on or near the grounds of every other former mother-and-baby home throughout Ireland.

the Taoiseach should, without delay, declare the Government’s intentions on the scope, speed, and plan of analysis for a full-scale national inquiry

At worst, we may be viewing systemic instances of infanticide and/or neglect not just at one such home but repeated throughout others,

The main concern of the Catholic Church’s hierarchy was at all costs to prevent the emigration of these women and girls to England where their children might be adopted into protestant homes

The majority of the inmates of these wretched homes recall a harsh, cruel, punitive, dehumanising regime where they were stripped of their clothes, names, identities, self-esteem and self-determination.

the nuns tendered for the business of running these homes and received very generous government funding, equivalent to the average industrial wage, for each mother and child in their so-called care.

In addition, they profited handsomely from the forced adoptions they transacted, which saw 97% of all non-marital children taken for adoption in 1967.

Catherine Corless also found evidence of older children in the Tuam home dying from entirely preventable infections.

and suspicions arise in relation to at least three other large mother-and-baby homes, where mortality rates topped 56%, when the national average for marital children only reached 15%.

Once again, the world watches on with incredulity to hear that several Irish government ministers, have known of these mass graves, have known of the brutal circumstances of the deaths of those dumped in pits rather than interred in proper graves for some time, and yet once again the regime can find no words of horror, remorse, compassion, or explanation, and worse, seem intent on minimising any investigation to the status of an “interdepartmental inquiry”, ie a superficial slew of imprecise reports.

The news that the gardaí, without any exhumation of the bones, without any forensic analysis, have baldly declared that they do not intend to carry out any investigation