Roe v. Wade has caused the left to attack anyone who may respect the life of unborn children. The most recent incident was in Bellevue Washington. The windows of St. Louise Catholic Church were broken by a rock. Walls were also sprayed graffiti-sprayed and an icon desecrated to honor The Virgin Mary.
Johnathan Taasan the Parish Administrator was also subject to spray paint attack upon arrival at scene. He was however uninjured.
At 9:30 AM, the attacker broke into the house and started the attack. One woman in the house was praying at the perpetual adoration church when she heard the outside commotion. She was attacked with screaming and expletives by the attacker after she confronted him. Then she ran away to call Father Gary Zender.
Bellevue Police said in a tweet that the suspect had been apprehended “without incident” and posted images of the damage. The suspect will be investigated for “suspicion of hate crime,” according to the tweet.
Police arrested a Bellevue citizen aged 31 on suspicion of hate crimes and assault. The suspect was accused of attacking an employee, spray-painting St. Louise Parish with paint and smashing two doors. The suspect was not injured and arrested. pic.twitter.com/1UsDavNx08
— Bellevue, WA Police (@BvuePD) June 28, 2022
CNA provided the CCTV footage of the attack as a link in their article. The graffiti read “woman haters,” “groomers rapists” and “the church is child abuse.” It’s clear the assailant is something of an intellectual with profound words such as these.
Zender estimates that damages will be in the range of $10,000 to $15,000
“I think it comes up as a bit of a shock that it would happen here. I think there’s the reality that, you know, things have changed,” Zender said regarding the attack. “We’re not quite as safe as we once thought we were and we have to take more precautions.”
The left’s footsoliders will remind everyone that if you don’t like child murder, then you’re a target of their perverse sense of ‘justice.’
Zender led an procession Tuesday that blessed the scene of the attack. He also prayed for those responsible.
There’s a clear delineation between good and evil here. While one side may attack houses of worship due to political differences, the other prays for them. Doesn’t take a genius to see who’s the good guy here.
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