ESTONIA'S NEW NATIONAL MUSEUM WILL NO LONGER GIVE VISITORS A CHANCE TO KICK TO PIECES AN IMAGE OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY; ALLEGED NEWS.
HOLOGRAPHIC IMAGE
The modernist museum, recently opened in the university town of Tartu, marked the 500th anniversary of the Protestant reformation by presenting an holographic image of the Blessed Virgin Mary inside a display case, whose base contained a plate that viewers were invited to kick. When they did, the image shattered, Alleged News. [1]
ARCHBISHOP URMUS VIILMA
Archbishop Urmus Viilma of the Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church said the exhibit is offensive not only to Lutherans but Catholics and Orthodox, Alleged News.
Moreover, Estonia as a nation was dedicated to the Virgin Mary 300 years before the Reformation, he said, so "for Estonians, Virgin Mary has a special meaning: no wonder the country is popularly called the Land of Mary," Alleged News. [1]
LEADER MART HELME
Mart Helme, the leader of the opposition Conservative Party, pointed out the exhibit could worsen relations with Russia by offending the large minority of ethnic Russians who are religious: Alleged News. [1]
HEAD VARRO VOOGLAID
The head of the Estonia Foundation for Family and Tradition, Varro Vooglaid, said the museum "has taken a big step in the right direction which we welcome", Alleged News. [1]
The image still shatters at scheduled intervals, but visitors can no longer activate the display with a kick, Alleged News. [1]
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[1] Estonians can no longer kick image of Blessed Virgin Mary, Alleged News
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