Italian Town to Cover Crosses at Cemeteries So as Not to Offend Muslims (Video)

By Jim Hoft
Published April 23, 2019 at 9:21pm
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Pieve di Cento is a town of 7,000 inhabitants near Bologna, Italy.

Recently the town leaders decided to cover Christian symbols in the local cemetery so as not to offend Muslim migrants. The debate in the town is still ongoing and the mayor now understands he may have made a blunder.

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