Pope Benedict XVI has bowed before the skull of the Czech Republic’s patron saint before an open-air mass for the country’s youth.

The skull of a man who died 1000 year ago is adored and venerated by the Roman Catholics
The skull of a man who died 1000 year ago is adored and venerated by the Roman Catholics

Sunday, (September 2009), The 82-year-old pope visited the Saint Wenceslas Basilica in Stara Bolesav, just outside Prague. There he paid homage to the saint on the anniversary of his murder more than 1,000 years ago.

Saint Wenceslas, who was duke of Bohemia until his death, was murdered by his power-hungry pagan brother Boleslav on September 28th, 935 A.D at the gate of a church that used to stand where the basilica is now.

The pope also venerated the so-called Palladium, a small metal picture of the Virgin Mary with Infant Jesus, which according to legend the saint wore on his neck.

Afterwards Benedict headed to a field to celebrate mass before tens of thousands of pilgrims on the last day of his three-day visit to the former communist country.

Most Czechs are non-Catholics, with Papists making up less than a third of the 10.3-million population, according to Vatican data.

Source: Multiple Media.

My comment

If Catholics and non-Catholics alike, do not understand the anti-Christian ritual of venerating, adoring or worshiping a skull, there is absolutely nothing I can say or do to convince you.

Shame on the Pope, and the Papists who believe in this wicked and perverse religion.

If you do not repent and leave this false Church, you will all end up in Hell. Mind my words.

First published: 29th of September 2009.

Written by Ivar