Catholic School Removes Statue of Jesus to be ‘More Inclusive’

Concerned parents are protesting the removal of Catholic statues and icons from the campus of San Anselmo’s San Domenico School.

In an email to the school’s board of directors, Dominican Sisters of San Rafael and the head of school, Shannon Fitzpatrick objected to the removal of the statues and other steps the school has taken in an effort to make the school more inclusive.

“Articulating an inclusive foundation appears to mean letting go of San Domenico’s 167-year tradition as a Dominican Catholic school and being both afraid and ashamed to celebrate one’s heritage and beliefs,” wrote Fitzpatrick, whose 8-year-old son attends the school.

She added, “In our time here, the word ‘Catholic’ has been removed from the mission statement, sacraments were removed from the curriculum, the lower school curriculum was changed to world religions, the logo and colors were changed to be ‘less Catholic,’ and the uniform was changed to be less Catholic.”

A lot of this has to do with Pope Francis saying “all religions worship the same God” and pushing for Catholics to be liberal.

“San Domenico is a Catholic school; it also welcomes people of all faiths,” McInerney said. “It is making an effort to be inclusive of all faiths.”

One of the strategic plan’s stated goals is to “strengthen San Domenico’s identity as an independent school” and clearly articulate its “inclusive spiritual foundation.”

Which is crazy because this Catholic Church is now discriminating against Jesus and the Virgin Mary, when before it embraced Pope Francis’s “progressive” policies it was welcoming of all.

But, of course, the school claims pushing Jesus out is the way to be more “inclusive.

“San Domenico is a Catholic school; it also welcomes people of all faiths,” McInerney said. “It is making an effort to be inclusive of all faiths.”

One of the strategic plan’s stated goals is to “strengthen San Domenico’s identity as an independent school” and clearly articulate its “inclusive spiritual foundation.”

Who was more inclusive than Jesus though?

Source: Marinij