KAKO PROTESTANTI PRAZNUJEJO IN ŽALIJO DEVICO MARIJO
Zadoščujmo s svojo molitvijo in pokoro za te vnebovpijoče žalitve Božje Matere Marije!
DEVICA MARIJA, BOŽJA IN NAŠA LJUBA MATI, ODPUSTI JIM, SAJ NE VEDO, KAJ DELJAO!
How Protestants Celebrate their Revolt
Dear TIA,
See the photo below.
This could depict what the Protestants did to Our Lady when they rejected Catholicism, but it should not be allowed to be displayed in public.
J.P.
New Museum Invites Visitors to Desecrate Image of Virgin Mary
The new National Museum of Estonia features an exhibit that invites visitors to desecrate a virtual image of the Virgin Mary, in celebration of the Protestant Reformation in the historically Lutheran nation.
A virtual image of Our Lady of Graces is projected onto a screen in a glass box. The image remains static until a visitor kicks a spot marked out on the plinth of the display. Once this area is kicked the image of Mary shatters into pieces and is replaced by the word “Reformation.” The exhibit then “resets” to the image of the Virgin Mary again, until the next visitor comes forward to kick it.
The Museum was inaugurated on the 29th September 2016, by the President of Estonia and the exhibit itself forms part of area that covers the history of the Reformation in Estonia.
See the photo below.
This could depict what the Protestants did to Our Lady when they rejected Catholicism, but it should not be allowed to be displayed in public.
J.P.
The new National Museum of Estonia features an exhibit that invites visitors to desecrate a virtual image of the Virgin Mary, in celebration of the Protestant Reformation in the historically Lutheran nation.
A virtual image of Our Lady of Graces is projected onto a screen in a glass box. The image remains static until a visitor kicks a spot marked out on the plinth of the display. Once this area is kicked the image of Mary shatters into pieces and is replaced by the word “Reformation.” The exhibit then “resets” to the image of the Virgin Mary again, until the next visitor comes forward to kick it.
The Museum was inaugurated on the 29th September 2016, by the President of Estonia and the exhibit itself forms part of area that covers the history of the Reformation in Estonia.