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"UNSEEN TEARS" - Abuse by Church & State at Religious Boarding Schools

The evil and corrupt nature of the global organization known as the Catholic Church is being made known worldwide.

The organized crime scheme that the priests and nuns have implemented worldwide is being exposed.


In USA alone, the Vatican managed to steal over 125,000 children and institutionalize them into residential schools were the innocent children were beaten, tortured and starved. The Catholic Church had the motivation to fill these places with children since they would generated govt funds per child per day - profiting greatly from having children under their "care", not to mention the profits they made from allowing the children to be used as guinea pigs by the pharmaceutical companies.

This did not just take place in USA, it also happened in Canada (150,000 children) also in Australia (over 150,000 children)...and you can learn the nature of the catholic residential schools by looking into the systematic abuse that also took place in Ireland at the hands of the criminal organization known as the Catholic Church, which utilizes the name of Christ to commit crimes.

The Protect Your Children Foundation invites you to take a look at the organized crime schemes orchestrated by the Catholic Church worldwide

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