Objet: 12-TR_Bremerton_USA-etudiants_chantaient_Jésus
De : Pierre.Girard [mailto:pierre.girard@videotron.qc.ca]
Envoyé : samedi 31 octobre 2015 08:45
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Cc : 'Justin Trudeau, Premier ministre du Canada'
Objet : Bremerton, É-U : Des étudiants brandissant des croix
chantaient "Jésus", d'autres criaient aux satanistes de s'en aller.
La Politiciens et journalistes
La question, pour nous Canadiens dans ce contexte, serait de
savoir si Justin Trudeau, fait, ou a fait partie d'une des Églises de Satan? Je
pense qu'en tant que Premier ministre du Canada, il a le devoir de nous en
informer.
Pierre Girard
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47 membres du Congrès supportent l'entraineur. |
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Pierre Girard : «
Leur but véritable est de susciter la haine de Dieu et des enseignements
de Jésus.» |
L'article
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‘Jesus’ chants, jeers greet Satanists during Bremerton
football game Originally
published October 29, 2015 In
response to the controversy over Bremerton assistant coach Joe Kennedy
refusing to stop leading a prayer after games, students invited the Satanic
Temple to the game. (Lauren Frohne / The Seattle Times) The
Satanic Temple of Seattle was invited to protest coach Joe Kennedy’s
controversial ritual of praying on the 50-yard line after games. Kennedy,
who was placed on leave, prayed in the stands after Thursday's game. About
a dozen members of the Satanic Temple of Seattle, most dressed in hooded
black robes and some masked, left Bremerton High School shortly after their
arrival at a varsity-football game Thursday night. They came in response to
the controversy surrounding coach Joe Kennedy, who was placed on leave this
week for praying on the field after games but attended the game in the
stands. Students
swarmed the fence where the Satanists stood outside.The mob climbed the
fence, shook it, held up crosses, threw liquid, and chanted “Jesus.” Some
yelled at the Satanists to go away. A few
of the half-dozen students and teachers who invited the Satanists to attend
the game in the spirit of free expression were allowed outside the fence,
where they spoke with members of the atheist and agnostic group and thanked
them for coming. Temple
spokeswoman Lilith Starr said the group was invited to protest Kennedy’s
ritual of kneeling on the 50-yard line after games and praying. “We want
equality for everyone,” she said. “If one group is allowed to pray,
everyone should be.” Starr
said as the group was leaving that their mission was victorious because
Kennedy did not pray on the field. He did
pray, however, in the stands after Bremerton’s 27-20 victory over Sequim. “I’m
willing to take this all the way to the end,” he said during half-time. It was
not immediately clear what action the school district would take, if any. But
Kennedy’s lawyer, Mike Berry of the Liberty Institute, has said Bremerton
School District is wrong in its understanding of the law and in its
actions. On
Wednesday, the district placed Kennedy, the assistant varsity-football
coach, on
paid administrative leave. In a four-page letter, the district said
Kennedy refused to comply with district orders to stop praying on the field
after games. The
district said it was bound by “lawful and constitutionally-required
directives” about public religious displays and outlined several Supreme
Court rulings backing the district’s actions. Among them was a 2000
decision that found a Santa Fe, N.M., school violated the First Amendment’s
Establishment Clause when it allowed its facilities to be used for
religious expression during a district-sponsored football game. “While
attending games may be voluntary for most students, students required to be
present by virtue of their participation in football or cheerleading will
necessarily suffer a degree of coercion to participate in religious
activity when their coaches lead or endorse it,” the district said in the
letter. |
The
district said that Kennedy would remain employed by the district for the term
of his contract as the junior-varsity coach and assistant varsity coach but
would not be allowed to participate “in any capacity” in the football program
unless he agreed to comply with district directives.
The
school district released the letter after being contacted by the Satanic
Temple of Seattle, which had asked permission to hold an invocation on
the football field after the game. The group said that because the district
took no action against Kennedy when he prayed on the field in defiance of the
district’s orders, it was essentially creating a forum for religious
expression that should be open to all groups.
The
group was invited by a number of students, including Bremerton High senior-
class President Abe Bartlett, who said he did so in an effort to force the
school to clarify and act upon its policies.
When
contacted for comment, Kennedy referred questions to Berry, senior counsel at
the Liberty Institute in Plano, Texas.
Berry
said the institute, which says its mission is to defend and preserve
religious liberty in America, is “prepared to take the necessary legal
actions to defend coach Kennedy’s religious freedom.”
Another
Liberty lawyer said placing Kennedy on leave was a hostile-employment action
and that the group would file a charge of discrimination with the Equal
Employment Opportunity Commission.
The case
has drawn attention from around the country.
On
Tuesday, 47
members of Congress sent a letter of support for the coach to the
district. Superintendent of Public Instruction Randy Dorn, meanwhile, sent a
letter of support for the district to officials there.
Kennedy
started praying at the 50-yard line after games in 2008, and his practice has
grown over the years to include players, fans and other coaches.
He said
that he has welcomed students to pray with him but never encouraged it. He
said the practice came to the district’s attention when another coach
complimented him, and Bremerton High School administrators, on the practice.
“They
were impressed and wanted to say ‘thank you,’ ” Kennedy said after the
Oct. 16 game, where he prayed after the match in defiance of the district’s
orders to stop.
La vidéo
: http://bcove.me/kxpaywaf
Now
Satanic Temple of Seattle wants prayer time on the 50-yard line, too