Esoteric Sacrilege in a Viennese Church
Last week, Gloria TV reported on a disgraceful art installation in a church in Vienna. Take a deep dive into the occult messaging the artist is trying to convey. Read more: Esoteric Sacrilege in a Viennese Church

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Esoteric Sacrilege in a Viennese Church

A new art exhibition displayed in a Viennese Catholic church is not only sacrilegious, but also shows indications of an occult influence.
The exhibition was launched during Mass on March 9 with the enthusiastic blessing of the parish priest. Entitled
Artist Michael Kos has taken classic images of Christ and subjectsed them to abuse in the name of his spiritualised ‘art’. Kos claims that his three pieces, a crucifix, a tabernacle and a bizarre architectural structure in front of the altar are meant to represent the Son of God being subjected to a ‘real ordeal’ – something he undoubtedly managed to achieve by his disrespectful display.
According to Gloria TV, the diocese is run by the heterodox bishop who gave the world an “Episcopal Vicaress.”
Body Cube
The so-called ‘Body Cube’ is set in front of the altar and is large enough to stand in. It is quite disturbing, containing 49 dismembered body parts of Jesus Christ.
Kos explains the structure as a three-dimensional cross and says …