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Godless G7 in Münster: Germany Removes 482-year-old Christian Cross for G7 'Halloween Party'

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First published at 09:50 UTC on November 5th, 2022.

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💭 G7 summit in Münster: The foreign ministers of the most important countries in the world are there – but the cross of God must remain outside!

Germany's Foreign Office, led by Green Party's Baerbock, ordered the removal of a historic 48…

💭 G7 summit in Münster: The foreign ministers of the most important countries in the world are there – but the cross of God must remain outside!

Germany's Foreign Office, led by Green Party's Baerbock, ordered the removal of a historic 482-year-old Christian Cross in the city of Münster in preparation for the meeting of G7 foreign ministers.

✞ The Diocese of Münster described the measure in a statement as “incomprehensible”. Traditions and symbols associated with them, which are an expression of values, attitudes and religious convictions, cannot simply be “hanged out”.

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