Indian Boarding School Abuse

Lakota woman Joanne Tall describes the abuse she received as a 12 year old girl in a "christian" boarding school.

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[ladyvictoria8]

Just think what they are doing to people and kids in other countries that don't know any better....the innocent...we have to save them ...some christians are just wacky...no better word.....if they are carrying and quoting the bible...WATCH OUT!!!

[robertleokelly]

@ladyvictoria8 Couldn't agree more with your comment.

[SouthernCherokee1960]

This is typical christian behavior. Beat any resistance down and destroy it, and the soul of the people doing the resisting. This and other similar stories are the proof that the governments, and in particular, the christian's were intentionally engaged in a cultural genocide against Native Peoples, when their genocidal war failed. The major book religions, christianity in particular have lost their connection to the spiritual, and are dead bankrupt souls, filled with hate.

[mybuddyrobin]

no atrocity out-weighs another... each person enduring atrocity like this deserves empathy. PERIOD! So for the folks out there who think that the Jewish holocaust is the only atrocity that deserves empathy (& it does... & compensation has been paid...uhhh Israel ...taking another people's home btw...& the ongoing payments by USA, Germany, France, UK,etc. ) whereas, my native brothers and sisters continue to endure crap from all sides...so if you have nothing positive to contribute... f*** off

[Sisterhasfangs]

Ahh im so cool im lakota too lol

[StSimonMartyr]

Englands King Henry had LEFT the Church long before he Banned the Bible.

He started the Church of England.

Monarchs acted on their own behalf but often in accordance with The Church.

The Church did expel rulers, even those English that Genocided Catholic Ireland.

When monarches or govt officials were out of line, papal bulls were issued, like those Condemning and outlawing Slavery.

Slaverywas practiced BY Jews, Muslims and Protest-ants.

Please read & study, Shit 4 Brians.

[StSimonMartyr]

Paul III: Sublimis Deus, 1537

The Pontifical decree exalted role in the cause of social justice in the New World.

'The bull of Pope Paul III, Sublimis Deus is regarded as the most important papal pronouncement on the human condition of the Indians."

Sublimis Deus=central pedagogical work Against slavery.

2 other bulls would be published to implement the teaching of Sublimis, one to impose penalties & to specify the sacramental consequences of the teaching that the Indians are True Men.

[MySpiritAnimated]

@StSimonMartyr OOOh really Ummmh yeah ahh haa, fuck off racisy pig go climb under a rock flat head and take your screwed up warped looking pedophile protecting piece of shit pope with you.

[StSimonMartyr]

Eugene IV: Sicut Dudum, 1435- Papal Bull

January 13, 1435, Eugene IV issued from Florence the bull Sicut Dudum.

Sent to Bishop Ferdinand, located at Rubicon on the island of Lanzarote, this bull Condemned the enslavement of the black natives of the newly colonized Canary Islands off the coast of Africa.

The Pope stated that after being converted to the faith or promised baptism, many of the inhabitants were taken from their homes and enslaved.

60 YRs Before Columbus' Voyage!

[MySpiritAnimated]

@MySpiritAnimated the order of England’s King Henry VIII, for publishing a corrupt version of the Bible.

Much like Spain The Catholic Church is the one that gave authority to the crowns and the popes gave the kings their crowns in most cases in ceremony and acted on the behalf of the church, not a hard ass cover to see through here at whom the responsibility goes to and that is the church

[MySpiritAnimated]

@StSimonMartyr Papal Bulls Outlawed and Condemned Slavery long before Columbus ever voyaged To America/Indies.

Nope your a liar and anyone that knows, laughing at you knows better

[MySpiritAnimated]

@StSimonMartyr Is Satan a Catholic?

From: patcondell

I think Pat gives my reply to you in better more friendly terms than I would use, and he does have a gift with words

[StSimonMartyr]

'William Tyndale.

Tyndale, like Wycliffe, was also educated at Oxford, and later at Cambridge. He did much of his translation work outside England, since the 1408 Bible Ban was still in effect,some 110 years later.

Tyndale died at the stake at the order of England’s King Henry VIII, for publishing a corrupt version of the Bible.

Protest-ant Henry VIII forbid Bible reading by men & women below the class of merchant & gentlewoman, and banning entirely any Bible bearing Tyndale's name .