In the middle of Palm Sunday, The radicals once again desecrated a religious temple in Galicia. In this case, the church of Meside (Orense), that woke up covered in graffiti offensives against the Catholic ecclesiastical institution and the faithful, as well as in favor of the republic.
"Borregos" or "Religion is the opium of the people" are some of the messages that the vandals left on the night from Saturday to Sunday. "For the republic", could also be read on the stone walls. Painted that The next morning the priest discovered, who was the one who filed the pertinent complaint, as sources from the Orense Civil Guard have confirmed to ABC.
These sources have specified that The investigation continues to find the authors of the painted, No news has been reported in this regard for the moment..
This attack is added to those registered in recent weeks against other religious buildings. The main headlines were grabbed by graffiti suffered by the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, with messages like "Bourbon Guillotine".

«Pain of the parishioners»

The Bishopric of Orense has lamented the "material damage against the Church" caused by the graffiti, that affect the four facades of the temple, but especially "the pain caused to the parishioners". The Bishopric is waiting for talks with the Heritage Department of the Xunta to undertake the cleaning of the walls, as explained by sources from the institution to Ep.
On its own, the mayor of Maside, José Manuel Iglesias Araújo has pointed out the possibility that the author or authors come from outside the municipality, well "We didn't find anyone who has that profile» in the town, "where we all know each other", has declared to Efe. "The church is in the center of town and the neighbors don't like to see those graffiti", has lamented in the face of an act of vandalism that "we don't know what it is for".