A Priest Preached that Those Who Voted for Tisza Are Enemies and Will Destroy the Country, Péter Magyar Called on the Catholic Church to Publicly Distance Itself
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Zoltán Osztie, who usually says mass for Viktor Orbán, is also known for his gayness, and is generally an ardent supporter of Fidesz. According to the prime minister, “boundaries must be drawn in both church and secular life.”
According to Péter Magyar, the Catholic Church must publicly distance itself from Zoltán Osztie's words, and he expects an apology from the priest.
Péter Magyar requests a public distancing from the Catholic Church due to the statements of parish priest Zoltán Osztie - In his sermon, the priest said that he was proud that there were no Tiszá voters around him.
Zoltán Osztie addressed Tisza Party voters with harsh words during a mass.
Péter Magyar demands a public distancing from the Catholic Church due to what he considers unacceptable words spoken by parish priest Zoltán Osztie at a mass in Feldebrő. According to the chairman of the Tisza Party, the priest's statement is contrary to the teachings of Christianity, and therefore he expects an apology.
The priest discussed, among other things, that the voters of the Tisza Party do not understand anything about the gospel. The post Péter Magyar: On behalf of many millions of Hungarians, I expect an apology from Zoltán Osztie first appeared on 24.hu.
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