FEATURED PHOTO: Brilliant display at St. Martin De Porres Church, Canefield

A beautifully lit St. Martin De Porres Catholic Church at Canefield.

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3 Comments

  1. January 15, 2021

    This is a slave house to keep Afrikan (black) people in Spiritual enslavement worshiping a white jes-us and a white god…This has nothing to do with Spirituality, one-ness with the Universe or our Divine Afrikan Ancestors….When will the Dominican people elevate their level of consciousness and embrace their Afrikan Spirituality and cast aside their white gods???

  2. January 14, 2021

    This is the slave master’s house called the church where captive (black) Afrikans used to gather every Sunday to worship a white god and a white jes-us while massa was listening…..This has absolutely nothing to do with Afrikan Spiritually….

  3. January 14, 2021

    This is the slave master’s house called the church where captive (black) Afrikans used to gather every Sunday to worship a white god and a white jes-us while massa was listening…..

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