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Why Barry’s Bay could be ‘the perfect incubation box’ — an example of a small town’s vulnerability to the Delta variant

This article is a MUST READ for anyone who has been persuaded to refuse the COVID vaccine. Barry's Bay is a town in the heart of the Pembroke Diocese where I serve as a priest. Unfortunately, it's also the home for LifeSiteNews, an online website that purports to promote the pro-life agenda but has morphed into a trumpet for the extreme right-wing of the Catholic Church. Its local influence has led to Barry's Bay becoming a dangerous hotspot where the Delta variant of the COVID virus is running rampant putting people of all ages at risk. This article makes all too clear how its influence endangers lives far more than doing anything productive to protect it. 

Why Barry’s Bay could be ‘the perfect incubation box’ — an example of a small town’s vulnerability to the Delta variant

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