Csaba Latorcai: The crucifixion is a confession of faith, a stand for our faith
The crucifixion ceremony is a declaration of faith, a stand for our faith and convictions, each crucifixion or renewal is a yes to life, a testimony for Jesus Christ, Christianity and our culture and traditions that grew out of Christianity, said the Parliamentary State Secretary of the Ministry of Public Administration and Territorial Development (KTM), the executive vice president of the KDNP on Thursday in Salgótarján, where a renewed cross standing by the road was handed over.
The ancients wanted to indicate with the crosses placed on the border of the settlement that whoever enters the settlement should see that the people living there trust in the power of Jesus, he said.
The politician criticized the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics, which, according to him, was not worthy of either Europe or the Olympics.
What we saw was a strong push of the culture of erasure, as they raised the new Mammon on a pedestal in the name of inclusion, almost turning into blasphemy, making a mockery of Christianit
y, which for centuries has shaped and held Europe, and indeed our country as well.
he said.
He also criticized “some assertive people on the left” who criticized the idea of ??placing a cross on the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty on Gellért Hill.
The Secretary of State said:
it must be stated clearly and unambiguously that we say no to the culture of abolition, yes to freedom, traditional values, and our Christian-Jewish roots; we say yes to the fact that the father is a man, the mother is a woman, and that our future rests on the protection and support of traditional families.’
As he said, the crosses indicate our affiliation, which church we belong to since King St. Stephen, and also that Christianity is eternal.
Source: KDNP