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Cardinal Leopoldo Brenes ; the Auxiliary Bishop of Managua, Monsignor Silvio Báez ; Nicaragua and personal representative of Pope Francis Bishop Waldemar Stanilaw Sommertag; Monsignor Miguel Mántica; Father Edwin Romás and other priests and religious were verbally and physically badaulted on Monday in Diriamba by angry Ortega
The aggressors committed the double sacrilege also desecrating the Basilica of St. Sebastian to whom they violently entered the persecution of the religious who came to comfort the people of Diriambina, the day before a ruthless attack with weapons of war; and to save several young bar advocates who had taken refuge in the temple in order to escape their demonized persecutors.
According to Catholic doctrine, sacrilege is "profanation or insulting treatment of a sacred object or person" Sacrilege against a sacred person means irreverent behavior that, either through physical harm inflicted, either by dishonor carried, violates the honor of that person. "
That was precisely what the crowds of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo committed on Monday against Catholic clerics, who insulted, wounded some and profaned a sacred temple that deserves the respect of all, believers or not. [19659003] It should be noted that the same day that the consecrated Catholics and their companions were brutally attacked by the crowds of Ortega, they celebrated 34 years of Another great sacrilege committed by the Sandinista dictatorship of the 1980s. On July 9, 1984, ten foreign priests serving in the country, among whom the well-known Spanish Santiago Anitua and Francisco Castells, were indignant and banished because they sympathized with the father Amado Peña, who had been mistreated by the Sandinista crowds and accused of terrorism by the revolutionary regime
The dictatorship of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo reissued the campaign of elder against the Catholic Church of persecution and indignation against bishops and priests that was practiced in Nicaragua ] in those disastrous years of the Sandinista revolution. The years of the "dark night" were called by Pope John Paul II, who was also mocked by Sandinista crowds when he visited the country for the first time in March 1983.
On this occasion, the Indignant It was not the Pope, but his personal representative in Nicaragua, the Apostolic Nuncio, Bishop Waldemar Stanilaw Sommertag. But the sacrilege is the same …
From a cruel and unscrupulous dictatorship like that of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, we can expect a monstrosity. Above all, they are in a situation of wild wounds and cornered because they are mbadively repudiated by the people, but in their messianic irrationality they refuse voluntarily to leave the power.
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