On college campuses around the world, tolerance and open-mindedness is preached and activists frequently call on students to celebrate diversity. But pro-abortion activists in Spain apparently forgot the message.
Instead of celebrating the diversity of thought and opinion and welcoming pro-life Catholics, they decided to desecrate and vandalize a university chapel with pro-abortion graffiti.
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The chapel of the Autonomous University of Madrid (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid) was covered in messages written in red spray paint, including “free abortion” and “secular education”.
The chapel’s priest, Miguel Fernando García López, discovered the graffiti on Wednesday morning and called the police, who have launched an investigation into the incident.
The pews, religious statues, confessional, walls and tabernacle were “covered with red splotches”, according to Spanish daily El Mundo.
Police sources said that those responsible left several posters at the scene but it is unclear whether these give any clue as to their identities.
The outside of the chapel was also vandalized, with “free abortion” daubed across the wall and the lock to the chapel’s door broken.
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Así ha aparecido esta mañana la capilla de la Universidad Autonoma @UAM_Madrid pic.twitter.com/f7bcO2EVwM
— Marta Pastor (@MartaPastor) June 15, 2016
