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Germany: Voodoo Exhibition in Church

The Haitian "artist group" Atis Rezistans is currently presenting sculptures in St Kunigundis Church in Kassel, Fulda diocese, Germany.

Due to damage to the ceiling vault, the church has been closed for services since 2019 "for safety reasons", but blasphemous exhibitions seem to be safe.

According to Rp-Online.de (17 August), the Haitians explained that traditions of the "voodoo religion" have been incorporated into their sculptures, which are made of metal, scrap metal, human skulls (!) and bones.

According to local media, visitors react with "astonishment and sometimes horror". One man shouted "Do you like the devil?" at one of the "artists" at the opening and asked what was being done with the Kunigundis Church.

In contrast, decadent Fulda Diocese warmly welcomed the exhibition in front of the DPA agency. The pictorial treatment of death had - allegedly - direct parallels with the Baroque tradition [or rather with the slow suicide of the Council Church].

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Where's Alexander Tschugguel?

Croí Láidir

Someone needs to eject these unclean and blasphemous idols out of St Kunigundis Church before God Almighty Himself levels this church! 😫

Croí Láidir

This satanic deity has a blasphemous name too:
Our Lady of Holy Death/Nuestra Señora de la Santa Muerte.
In Mexico a festival for this hellish filth is thrown on the the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Aug.15th. It's beyond disturbing that this "exhibition" was put there right around its unholy festival day. Any one that is truly Catholic would NEVER have permitted this excrement from coming near a church, let alone inviting it to come inside.

Jeffrey Ade

How can I second guess you! It is as if we are become inertia!

Jeffrey Ade

Sick, but normal for today. For a moment I thought I was on the Pirates of the Carribean ride at Disneyland!

Darrell J Roman

Time for Almighty God to level this church along with those who put up this abomination! Let the walls fall upon them!

Ursula Sankt

This parody of Our Lady is horrendous, but the rest too