How 3-year-old boy was stolen from mother by Irish nuns and sold for adoption into U.S.

How 3-year-old boy was stolen from mother by Irish nuns and sold for adoption into U.S.

www.irishcent ral.com

British journalist Martin Sixsmith has uncovered a nightmare story about what happened to a 3-year-old Irish boy who was taken from his mother in 1955 and sold for adoption by Irish nuns to a family in the U.S.

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More evidence that Catholic Church is capable of ANYTHING no matter how low. The child abuse scandal unfolding in Ireland is unreal, with not just child abuse and sexual abuse by priests and nuns in "industrial schools," but now emerging evidence of murder of some school children --- this is being done by Irish writer Eddie Holt, who can also be found on IrishCentral. It is almost like a Da Vinci Code story on its own.

www.irishcent ral.com
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how does this type of thing go unnoticed?

or is it just a really good cover up job by the church.


i would like to know if there is any truth to the reports of murdered children.

Originally posted by noozguy1
More evidence that Catholic Church is capable of ANYTHING no matter how low

I hate to be a party pooper here but how does the actions of a couple of Nuns become mean that a whole religion is at fault?

Those nuns are people after all, people do messed up things.

reply to post by Dermo


Well, this is also the church that was responsible for the Childrens Crusade that sent several thousand children into slavery and death in the middle east. The Catholic Church has a long history of being corrupt and evil to its very core, lets be honest here.

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Yea, and up to 3.5 million of my ancestors were killed because they were Catholic..

Noone's innocent when it comes to religion.

A sad, sad story from 1955. Similar situations have once again become a popular end to a pregnancy, often with regrets and heartbreak on the mother's part. And it is currently practiced under a more ecumenical label of Christian.

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