Blasphemous Crucifix at Oklahoma Novus Ordo Parish

“An enemy hath done this” (Mt 13:28)…

Blasphemous Crucifix
at Oklahoma Novus Ordo Parish

Our Blessed Lord and Savior Jesus Christ is mercilessly mocked and blasphemed in a “Crucifix” that is permanently on display at St. Matthew’s “Catholic” Church in Elk City, Oklahoma.

There isn’t much that needs to be said. The photos speak for themselves. (Click on each image for a larger version.)

We do not know who is ultimately the source of these photos, but we got them from this tweet by user James Aubrey Goins.

Although there is no photo of this abominable mockery of the Crucifixion of Our Blessed Lord on the church’s web site, it can be seen in a YouTube video released by the parish on Holy Thursday 2020. Here is an annotated screenshot:

Placed thus at the back of the church, people are guaranteed to see it every single time they leave the church, as they must necessarily pass by it.

The layman-playing-Catholic-bishop who is ultimately overseeing this wickedness is Paul Coakley, the “Archbishop” of Oklahoma City.

We invite every reader now to make reparation for this outrageous blasphemy, in a supposed “Catholic church” no less, by praying the following Act of Reparation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, which was promulgated by Pope Pius XI on May 8, 1928, together with his encyclical Miserentissimus Redemptor on reparation to the Sacred Heart:

O sweetest Jesus, whose overflowing charity towards men is most ungratefully repaid by such great forgetfulness, neglect and contempt, see, prostrate before Thy altars, we strive by special honor to make amends for the wicked coldness of men and the contumely with which Thy most loving Heart is everywhere treated.

At the same time, mindful of the fact that we too have sometimes not been free from unworthiness, and moved therefore with most vehement sorrow, in the first place we implore Thy mercy on us, being prepared by voluntary expiation to make amends for the sins we have ourselves committed, and also for the sins of those who wander far from the way of salvation, whether because, being obstinate in their unbelief, they refuse to follow Thee as their shepherd and leader, or because, spurning the promises of their Baptism, they have cast off the most sweet yoke of Thy law.

We now endeavor to expiate all these lamentable crimes together, and it is also our purpose to make amends for each one of them severally: for the want of modesty in life and dress, for impurities, for so many snares set for the minds of the innocent, for the violation of feast days, for the horrid blasphemies against Thee and Thy saints, for the insults offered to Thy Vicar and to the priestly order, for the neglect of the Sacrament of Divine love or its profanation by horrible sacrileges, and lastly for the public sins of nations which resist the rights and the teaching authority of the Church which Thou hast instituted. Would that we could wash away these crimes with our own blood!

And now, to make amends for the outrage offered to the Divine honor, we offer to Thee the same satisfaction which Thou didst once offer to Thy Father on the Cross and which Thou dost continually renew on our altars, we offer this conjoined with the expiations of the Virgin Mother and of all the Saints, and of all pious Christians [=Catholics], promising from our heart that so far as in us lies, with the help of Thy grace, we will make amends for our own past sins, and for the sins of others, and for the neglect of Thy boundless love, by firm faith, by a pure way of life, and by a perfect observance of the Gospel law, especially that of charity; we will also strive with all our strength to prevent injuries being offered to Thee, and gather as many as we can to become Thy followers.

Receive, we beseech Thee, O most benign Jesus, by the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Reparatress, the voluntary homage of this expiation, and vouchsafe, by that great gift of final perseverance, to keep us most faithful until death in our duty and in Thy service, so that at length we may all come to that fatherland, where Thou with the Father and the Holy Ghost livest and reignest God for ever and ever. Amen.

(Source; underlining and paragraph breaks added.)

“Even so every good tree bringeth forth good fruit, and the evil tree bringeth forth evil fruit. Wherefore by their fruits you shall know them” (Mt 7:17,20).

Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on us!