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Spain arrests 80-year-old nun — head of baby-selling racket

Mar 22 2012
Filed In: Catholicism

This corrupt nature of the catholic church is worldwide, not something local to the EU where this article takes us. Over 300,000 babies have been stolen to date and sold for profit to the church. And the number is rising as people find their birth parents alive after checking various sites for family trees etc [...]

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