Author: Vjera
Monday, December 18, 2017 at 10:19

Numerous Catholics are shocked by these catholic presentation of Jesus birth and express their outrage around the world ...

On December 8, the Vatican presented Jesus birth at St. Peter. It consists of 20 human size figures of and focus is not on Jesus, but on the seven bodily acts of mercy.

One statue shows a completely naked muscular man, which has horrified many Catholics.

The website veritas-vincit-international.org has attempted to take advantage of the picture of a naked human being on Facebook. The ad was then rejected. The reason stated is: "Your ad should not include sexually suggestive or provocative images."

Vatican journalist Edward Pentin first posted a photo on Twitter on December 12, and since then, that presentation has caused shock and disbelief, and outrage among many Catholics. Some comment that presentation is disgusting, others say that photograph of naked men is way too much, even for the poster of a local gym. Some people call naked man Adonis, and some have expressed doubts and beliefs that such thing could only be pushed by gay mafia in the Vatican.

There are also those who recognize the beauty of Neapolitan art and comment that such an expression is of works of grace and beautiful art.

But author artist Antonio Cantone admits that he wanted to create provocation, which apparently he succeeded.

'The crib was not accidentally made, they are specially made so that nobody is left indifferent, it is provocation,' the artist said.

In his explanation on December 7 at the opening of the presentation, Pope Francis said the following: This year's crib was made in the style of Naples art and inspired by acts of mercy. They remind us of Jesus' words: All that you want people do to you, you do to them. (Mt 7:12) Crib is a suggestive place in which we look at Jesus who, by taking on himself the misery of man, invites us to do the same, through the works of mercy. The Holy Father said.

But Catholics around the world are protesting against such crib, pointing to a sabotage. 'Where is the Jesus, the Savior of the world?' they ask.

Namely, the baby Jesus should be set at Vatican at Christmas itself, and until then many visitors to St. Peter's Square will enjoy acts of merciful sexual favors, even for Facebook.

Source & photos:

http://www.dnevno.hr/vjera/iz-zivota-crkve/foto-vatikanske-jasle-uzasnule-brojne-katolike-facebook-ih-nazvao-seksualno-provokativnima-1107177/

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