They worship the spirit of death

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Romanian nuns celebrate Easter among the skulls of their dead sisters as Orthodox Christians pack churches around the world.

A Orthodox priest perform his religious duties in front of a table with skulls. An Orthodox priest perform his religious duties in front of an altar with skulls. The nuns are watching and chanting. (Click on the picture to enlarge it).

More than 85 per cent of Romanians are Orthodox Christian. They celebrate the resurrection of Christ on the evening before Easter Sunday, when a holy flame originating in Jerusalem is passed between churches.

Worshippers visit their local church with candles and take the flame – which is seen as a light from God – back into their homes for Easter Sunday.

The nuns watch the cut of skulls. They might be the remains of Protestant martyrs. The nuns watch the cut of skulls. They might be the remains of Protestant martyrs.

Even under the altar, the blood of the martyrs cries out from the ground. Even under the altar, the blood of the martyrs cries out from the ground.

No place for sane people. A grotesque form of worship, that defame the Holy Spirit. No place for sane people. A grotesque form of worship, that defame the…

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5 comments on “They worship the spirit of death

  1. unicorncoat says:

    I don’t think I really even have words…

  2. Ernest says:

    Interesting reading.

    However you are contradicting yourself.

    You said:

    “Romanian nuns celebrate Easter among the skulls of their dead sisters–”
    and
    “They might be the remains of Protestant martyrs.”

    I know it is the skulls of deceased nuns at at the Pasarea monastery.

    The right thing to do is to fix this contradiction.

    Greetings
    Ernest

    • Scarlett says:

      If you truly feel there is a contradiction and that it is important to the context of the writing, I would suggest you contact the author, IvarFeld, who wrote the post. He is very nice.

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