Churches targeted in apparent acts of ‘devil worship’

Gardaí are investigating “satanic” attacks at a number of churches in Co Donegal in recent days.

Churches targeted in apparent acts of ‘devil worship’
Thu, 04 Aug, 2016 - 01:00
Stephen Maguire

At least three churches have been targeted in apparent acts of “devil worship”.

The three buildings were entered and all had the numbers ‘666’ written onto altar clothes, along with satanic symbols of triangular shapes inside circles.

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