Even as Christians are now invited to revisit the life of St Francis of Assisi we see more and more evil sprouting from the children of Satan. St. Francis of Assisi is considered the patron saint of animals, and his legacy is honored with the annual "Blessing of the Animals" on his feast day, October 4th, where people bring their pets to receive a special blessing. His stories, like taming the Wolf of Gubbio and preaching to birds, highlight his deep love and respect for all living creatures. This tradition continues to this day with services that bless pets and livestock alike.
Dr. Rukba is the latest victim of murder - the news transmitted by the Sulala Animal Rescue. Sulala Animal Rescue is the first and "only" animal rescue organization in the Gaza Strip. Rukba was murdered during the ‘ceasefire’, where the Israeli occupation continues to bombard Gaza, yet the world remains silent. Even pets must endure Israel's malevolence. How can the world stand by and watch Satan's children murder doctors, reporters, aid activists, God's animal kingdom, destroy Christian churches and ethnically cleanse a country that belongs to Palestinians. Israel must be completely disarmed and neutralized. Satan must be evicted from Jesus' homeland.
Will Evil & the Jeffrey Epstein's' of life ever die-off?
Saint Josephine Bakhita was a Sudanese woman who was kidnapped and sold into slavery as a child, enduring immense hardship before gaining her freedom in Italy. She later became a Catholic nun with the Canossian Sisters. She is now venerated as a saint, serving as the patron saint of Sudan and victims of "human trafficking".
Born around 1869 in Darfur, Sudan, she was kidnapped by slave traders in 1877 and given the name Bakhita ("fortunate"). She was sold multiple times over 12 years, suffering severe physical and emotional abuse. No different than Virginia Giuffre. Bakhita eventually came into the care of an Italian family who accompanied her to Italy. After being placed in the care of the Canossian Sisters, she found spiritual freedom and decided to join their order. She was baptized, confirmed, and received her first Holy Communion in 1890, taking the name Josephine. She took her religious vows in 1896 and remained a nun until her death in 1947 - one year before the Nakba.
Mississauga, Ontario is the Canadian city privileged to have a church which venerates her memory and reminds us all about the continuing human tragedy. Jesus' death on the cross was the final and ultimate sacrifice for the sins of humanity, a one-time event that ended the need for future sacrifices. That final sacrifice included the trafficking, murder and torture of human life - especially children.
Thank you,
Joseph Pede
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