St. Matthew Catholic Church in Indian Orchard, Massachusetts, has been sold to the Turkish Islamic Society and will become a mosque.

The 142-year-old colonial church was sold in October 2006. The price paid was $150,000. The Turkish Muslims had already been using the church for their pagan services, above, but in the next year they plan to completely transform the interior into a mosque.

Fr. William Pomerlau, the pastor of the Catholic parish that worships there,declared that he is "very thrilled that it will continue to be a house of worship."
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Fr. Pomerlau's reaction reflects well the mentality of the Conciliar Church, according to which it does not matter whether one worships the true God or false gods. This New Church is more a Pantheon where Christ has an altar along with numerous false gods, rather than the true Catholic Apostolic Church.

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