Malta Today reported the stabbing of H.G. Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel and mentioned his name.
Newsbook reported the stabbing of H.G. Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel and mentioned his name.
Times of Malta also reported about the stabbing of H.G. Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel.
But not to tell you that a man of God, who has been talking about the ongoing evil agendas and criticising the powers-that-be, and anything else that is a shameful act towards God, has been stabbed and is in hospital. No! Here is what it wrote, in its article titled ‘Bishop stabbed during ceremony in Sydney, suspect held’, and then I will ask questions and do observations at the end. So please bear with me, and read what it wrote:
“Four people are being treated for ‘non-life threatening injuries’ after a stabbing at a church service in Sydney on Monday, emergency services said.
Australian police said they had arrested one man.
The incident came two days after a man with a knife killed six at a shopping mall in the east of the city.
A video stream showed Monday’s gruesome attack at an Assyrian church unfold in real time.
The video showed a man dressed in black approaching a bishop at the dais, raising his right arm and slashing at the preacher with a knife, prompting panic and screams among the congregation.
Several people appeared to rush to help subdue the attacker.
The ambulance service told AFP that four men aged between 20 and 70 were being treated for injuries, including lacerations.
‘The injured individuals suffered non-life threatening injuries and were treated by New South Wales Ambulance paramedics before being conveyed to hospital,’ police said.
‘A male was arrested and remains in police custody.’
AFP verified the video as being taken at Christ the Good Shepherd Church in Sydney’s western suburb of Wakeley.
The neighbourhood is a hub for Sydney’s small Christian Assyrian community, many of whom fled persecution and war in Iraq and Syria.
The church holds a prayer session every Monday evening.
Police said they began to receive emergency calls from the scene ‘about 7.10 pm”‘
They urged the public to avoid the area.
Australians are still reeling from Saturday’s stabbing, which was carried out by a 40-year-old man with a history of mental illness.
In that attack, videos shared on social media showed unshaven itinerant Joel Cauchi pursuing mostly female victims as he rampaged through the vast, crowded Westfield shopping complex in Bondi Junction on Saturday afternoon.
A black ribbon was projected onto the Sydney Opera House on Monday as a mark of respect for the victims.”
Dear readers, do you get the feel, while reading it, as if the Times of Malta is skimming through the news? Do you get the feel, while reading it, as if the Times of Malta is impatient to finish it?
Dear readers, do you see the name of H.G. Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel somewhere in the article? Mind you, it’s not that the bishop needs the Times of Malta to be known. He has millions of followers, Christians and non who admire him for what he says, and love him. His followers were not something that he chose and ran after. He has never been after success or fame. In fact, his church is a very small community. He has often stated that he has not even set up the YouTube channel, Facebook page, and Tik Tok. It is his followers who do, albeit you find some fake accounts of his which some scammers create to lure people to give money.
God bless Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel, and so be it. Because when you are a man of God, you do not look at how many are following you. You do your job. Then you let God do the rest. But, the least the Times of Malta could do was mention the bishop’s name, couldn’t it? No harm, yes?
Does the Times of Malta have a problem with this bishop, by any chance? Do his sermons make it itch? Do his sermons pinch in those places which hurt most, Times of Malta? Did this media ever publish any of his sermons before?
Did the Times of Malta ever publish any of his sermons where he attacked the ongoing evil agendas, from the pandemic to the vaccines to the lgbtiqa+ agenda and so forth?
It is clear that Christ and Christians are the Times of Malta anathema. But they are not mine. On the contrary, they are my blessing. Christ is my blessing. And so, this site will continue to publish sermons of this great and beloved bishop.
John 17:21 reminds us that we can be united with God: –“That they may all be one, just as you, Father, are in me, and I in you, that they also may be in us, so that the world may believe that you have sent me.” [We have been invited in to unity with Jesus, the son, God the father, God the spirit, and one another. Our union in Christ, our union with one another, is grounded in our union in Christ, in Jesus, in God.]
Do you get it, Times of Malta?
