600 children prayed together for the nation, its leaders, and Christianity in the National Palace.

Some really strange statements…

So why do they want children who don’t attend church to pray in these public schools (i.e., church-affiliated schools)?

My Hungarians are sure that we don’t yet realize how wonderful it is that Christianity is capable of sustaining the world.

The Epikus school is a place of sacred worship.

Blessings and peace, Orbán Gáspár!

Orbán is expels the childless and the priests from the country.

Thank you, God, that Hungary is a Christian country!

We atheists also respect your Christian cultures, the laws of your Christian teachings, and the conservative ways of life that are associated with Christianity.

Seventy-eight percent of people would like us to protect our Christian culture and traditions. (However, only eight percent attend church once a week.)

I believed that on a Tuesday afternoon, the members of the Fidesz party’s parliamentary group (KB) gathered together for an ecumenical prayer service and then repented.