Joseph Gunderson - November 27, 2021 at 07:57AM
Notre Dame, a historical cathedral that was terribly burned a number of years ago, will be rebuilt incorporating several woke elements, destroying the overtly religious nature of the Catholic church, say those working on the project.
To be added to the church is a "'discovery trail' that will lead visitors through 14 themed chapels of varying woke quantities dedicated to social justice, designed to be accessible for non-Catholics." At least one of the themed chapels will be dedicated to the environment, other to African and Asian themes. All of them will deal in social justice nonsense.
The characteristic artwork, sculptures, and alters commonplace in the gothic cathedral prior to the fire are to be replaced with "trendy art murals, with sound and special lighting effects to create 'emotional spaces'."
I can already picture it: a large hall with dancing strobe lights, maybe some Knife Party bangin' from a speaker system overhead, and screens displaying interactive images and videos of Jesus telling people he loves the queers and abortion is a-okay in his book. Jesus would no doubt speak in every conceivable language known to man so as to not make anyone feel left out. It will actually just sound like a long gurgled scream—as it should because this is terrifying.
Many critics of the changes within the reconstruction teams have spoken up to deride the "improvements" as childish, describing the reconstruction as mutilation.
"This is political correctness gone mad. They want to turn Notre Dame into an experimental liturgical showroom that exists nowhere else whereas it should be a landmark where the slightest change must be handled with great care."
The changes may be obscene, but such a move is not unsurprising. Recently, an American Catholic University began displaying paintings of George Floyd, a lifelong criminal with a history of violence, as Jesus Christ. The bastardization of Notre Dame is just another step in the overall destruction of the church, one it would seem the clergy—including the Pope—are unwilling to fight against.
I thought it was awful when churches started allowing guitars. If this is the future of the Catholic church, I'll have no part in it.
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