Federal Authorities Investigate Vandalism at Catholic Church as Possible Hate Crime

Suspect Arrested in Kansas Church Vandalism; Trump Promises to ‘Take a Look’

Authorities have arrested a suspect after vandalism at St. Patrick Catholic Church in Wichita, Kansas, which included writing a Satanic website and burning a flag. The attack occurred on Saturday morning, leading to the cancellation of the evening Mass. Photos shared by the public policy group Kansas Catholic Conference depicted the vandalism, which included the breaking of a statue, damage to candles, and the smashing of at least one window.

Kansas satanic group denies possession of Eucharist under oath, Catholic concerns eased

CV NEWS FEED // In a pivotal court development Wednesday, the leader of a group known as the satanic Grotto testified under oath that neither he… The post Kansas satanic group denies possession of Eucharist under oath, Catholic concerns eased appeared first on CatholicVote org.

Kansas House denounces satanic black mass as ‘despicable, blasphemous and offensive sacrilege’

Rep. Sean Tarwater, seen outside a March 18, 2025, closed meeting of House Republicans, prayed for colleagues who support the Satanic Grotto's plans to hold a black mass at the Statehouse. (Sherman Smith/Kansas Reflector)TOPEKA — Rep. Sean Tarwater prayed Thursday for his House colleagues who support a satanic plot to make a mockery of his faith. Tarwater, who identified himself as a devout Catholic, said he stayed silent earlier in the week dur…

Mexicans target of apparent hate crime in Camarillo

A Ventura County Sheriff's deputy with the Camarillo station responded to a vandalism report around 2:20 p.m. in the 4800 block of Adohr Lane.

'Face of evil': Church ransacked, vandalized with satanic message days ahead of dark ritual at Kansas capitol

Police found broken statues, shattered glass, a torched American flag, and 'hate speech' inside Wichita's vandalized St. Patrick Catholic Church.

Wichita Catholic church vandalized in what bishops’ call ‘hate crime’

St. Patrick Church in Wichita, Kansas, announced on its Facebook page March 15 that it had been vandalized that morning.