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有血性的都不應該再信一個把他/她們滅族的邪教！！！
2021 年 6 月 26 日，星期六，下午 12:09
一場大火摧毀了卑詩省下西米爾卡門印第安樂隊保護區的喬帕卡教堂。 2021 年 6 月 26 日星期六凌晨。（由首席 Keith Crow 提交 - 圖片來源）
一場大火摧毀了卑詩省下西米爾卡門印第安樂隊保護區的喬帕卡教堂。 2021 年 6 月 26 日星期六凌晨。（由首席 Keith Crow 提交 - 圖片來源）
警告：這個故事包含令人痛心的細節。
週六早上，不列顛哥倫比亞省南部內陸保護區的另外兩座天主教堂被燒毀。
下西米爾卡明印度樂隊首席基思·克勞說，他在太平洋時間凌晨 4 點左右接到一個電話，說喬帕卡教堂著火了。當他在大約 30 分鐘後到達時，它已經被燒毀了。
“我很生氣，”克勞說。 “我認為這不會帶來任何積極影響，這將很艱難。”
克勞說，他後來接到赫德利附近的上西米爾卡門印第安樂隊的電話，說該保護區的一座教堂也被燒毀。
Upper Similkameen Indian Band 證實聖安教堂在一夜之間被摧毀。該樂隊的一名代表說，官員們目前正在火災現場與皇家騎警合作。
加拿大皇家騎警在一份書面聲明中說，週六早上兩場火災都在一個小時內發生。他們說喬帕卡教堂的火已經蔓延到附近的灌木叢，但卑詩省野火工作人員能夠在它蔓延之前處理它。
'這不僅僅是巧合'
克勞說，他所在社區的火災仍在調查中，並補充說，在本週早些時候摧毀奧肯那根另外兩座教堂的夜間火災之後，這一事實令人懷疑。
“必須有更多的東西，”他說。 “這不僅僅是巧合。”
皇家騎警表示，他們將周六的火災視為可疑，並調查與奧肯那根教堂火災的任何可能聯繫。
“對先前火災和這兩起新火災的調查正在進行中，沒有逮捕或指控，”中士說。 Jason Bayda 與 Penticton South RCMP。
任何了解火災信息的人都可以撥打 250-492-4300 聯繫彭蒂克頓皇家騎警分隊。
克羅說，社區裡的人對火災感到非常不安。
他說，他們中的許多人是天主教會的成員，並且仍在努力應對上個月的消息，即初步掃描發現了多達 215 名兒童的遺骸，他們被埋在不列顛哥倫比亞省坎盧普斯大約 200 公里的前寄宿學校赫德利以北。
本週早些時候，Cowessess First Nation 表示，初步掃描在薩斯喀徹溫省的前 Marieval 印第安寄宿學校遺址發現了數百個沒有標記的墳墓。
'複雜的情緒'
卑詩省工會主席、大酋長斯圖爾特·菲利普（Stewart Phillip）印第安酋長此前告訴 CBC 新聞，彭蒂克頓印第安樂隊成員對天主教會存在“複雜情緒”。
菲利普說，社區的一些成員“在寄宿學校的經歷方面對天主教會有著強烈的仇恨”。
克勞說，他正在參加一個由領導人、印度寄宿學校倖存者、家庭和長者組成的大篷車，他們將於週六從彭蒂克頓前往坎盧普斯。
他說，數百人計劃參加大篷車，這表明整個地區人民的團結。
“我今天做這件事感覺很好，但我對昨晚教堂被燒毀感到不安，”他說。
Sat., June 26, 2021, 12:09 p.m.
A fire destroyed the Chopaka church on the Lower Similkameen Indian Band reserve in B.C. in the early hours of Saturday, June 26, 2021. (Submitted by Chief Keith Crow - image credit)
A fire destroyed the Chopaka church on the Lower Similkameen Indian Band reserve in B.C. in the early hours of Saturday, June 26, 2021. (Submitted by Chief Keith Crow - image credit)
WARNING: This story contains distressing details.
Two more Catholic churches on reserves in British Columbia's southern Interior burned down Saturday morning.
Lower Similkameen Indian Band Chief Keith Crow says he received a call at about 4 a.m. PT that the Chopaka church was on fire. By time he arrived about 30 minutes later, it had burned to the ground.
"I'm angry," Crow said. "I don't see any positive coming from this and it's going to be tough."
Crow said he later received a call from the Upper Similkameen Indian Band, near Hedley, that a church on that reserve had burned down as well.
The Upper Similkameen Indian Band confirmed that St. Ann's Church was destroyed overnight. A representative for the band said officials are currently working with RCMP at the site of the fire.
In a written statement, RCMP said both fires started within an hour of each other early Saturday morning. They said the Chopaka church fire had spread to nearby brush, but B.C. Wildfire crews were able to attend to it before it spread.
'It's not just coincidence'
Crow said the fire in his community is still under investigation, adding that the fact it came on the heels of overnight fires that destroyed two other churches in the Okanagan earlier this week is suspicious.
"There's got to be something more to it," he said. "It's not just coincidence."
RCMP said they're treating Saturday's fires as suspicious, and investigating any possible links to the Okanagan church fires.
"The investigations into the previous fires and these two new fires are ongoing with no arrests or charges," said Sgt. Jason Bayda with Penticton South RCMP.
Anyone with information about the fires is asked to contact the Penticton RCMP detachment at 250-492-4300.
People in the community are very upset about the fire, Crow said.
Many of them are members of the Catholic Church, he said, and are still grappling with the news from last month that a preliminary scan uncovered the remains of as many as 215 children buried at a former residential school in Kamloops, B.C., about 200 kilometres north of Hedley.
Earlier this week, the Cowessess First Nation said a preliminary scan discovered hundreds of unmarked graves at the site of the former Marieval Indian Residential School in Saskatchewan.
'Mixed emotions'
Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, president of the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs, previously told CBC News there are "mixed emotions" about the Catholic Church among Penticton Indian Band members.
Phillip said some members of the community have "an intense hatred for the Catholic Church in regard to the residential school experience."
Crow said he is taking part in a caravan of leaders, Indian residential school survivors, families and elders that will journey from Penticton to Kamloops on Saturday.
Hundreds of people have planned to take part in the caravan, he said, showing the unity of the people throughout the region.
"I feel good today for doing this, but I'm upset with the church being burned down last night," he said.
The convoy was organized by the Syilx Okanagan Nation.
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