They left them outside to die

[Gail]

I didn't think about this before, but Acts 7:19, HCSB, says that the Pharaoh that "knew not Joseph" made the parents kill their children by leaving them outside so that they wouldn't survive. The KJV says that they cast them out.

I guess that is more humane than what the Romans likely did to the babes of Bethlehem. But who has a heart to kill a baby?

 

[rudywoofs (Pam)]

that reminds me of something that happened to my grandfather...  He was an interior decorator, and had been commissioned to do remodeling and fresco painting at a convent in the Midwest.  He and his workers were in the library, when one of the workers accidentally touched a hidden button and the wall swung open.  When they shown a lantern into the darkness, they saw a pit with skeletons, mostly infants.  None of the workers would remain to finish the job, and Grandfather withdrew from that job.  He didn't know for certain, but he surmised that the infants were probably offspring of the nuns...  kinda creepy..

[Green Cochoa]

Some "insiders" informed my grandparents that there are underground tunnels connecting the residences of the priests and the nuns in many places.  Clandestine relationships result in those tunnels being lined with . . . "skeletons in the closet."

[Gail]

At a local Catholic graveyard the babies are buried- lots of them. Yes, I know about the secret passageways that connect the priories with the priests. The babies were the most direct victims but then there were all those parents...

 

[Raphael]

Now that's real true murder against all their bullish outcry against abortion movement, cause murdering born children.. Or you think they were able to or capable of aborting pregnancies? I hesitate to believe if they have the courage to bring in capable medics for that.