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Renato Brun Del Re

Wednesday October 14, 2009
Dominion Christian CentreOne Community ChurchRenato Brun Del Re:
Dominion Christian Centre / One Community Church The prosecution has decided not to pursue kidnapping and forcible confinement charges against a family doctor and his teacher wife who abducted their daughter three years ago because they believed she was being brainwashed by a religious cult.

At the centre of the bizarre kidnapping plot is a charismatic church leader known as Pastor Peter Rigo, who founded the evangelical Dominion Christian Centre Canada, now known as One Community Church, on Park Street North in Hamilton.

Wednesday February 18, 2009
Dominion Christian CentreRenato Brun Del Re:
Peter and Peggy Rigo An evangelical church that used donor money to pay for gym memberships, Gucci fashion accessories and trips to Hawaii and elsewhere for its directors has been stripped of its charitable licence by the federal government.

At least one family claims it is a cult and faces criminal charges for trying to remove their daughter.

Wednesday January 21, 2009
Dominion Christian CentreRenato Brun Del Re:
Dominion Christian Centre A doctor accused of kidnapping his daughter, whom he feared was being brainwashed by a religious cult, will go to trial in the fall.

Dr. Renato Brun Del Re, 54, a family physician, was charged with kidnapping and forcible confinement after his daughter was abducted on Dec. 21, 2005.

Friday October 17, 2008
Dominion Christian CentreRenato Brun Del Re:
Dominion Christian Centre Family physician Dr. Renato Brun Del Re, 54, was charged with kidnapping and forcible confinement after his daughter was abducted back on Dec. 21, 2005.

He and his family believe the daughter has been brainwashed by a religious cult.

Thursday September 18, 2008
Dominion Christian CentreRenato Brun Del Re:
Dominion Christian Centre A doctor accused of kidnapping his daughter in order to get her to leave a religious cult will have to wait another month before he learns his trial date.

Also accused in the case are the woman’s mother, 55-year-old Lucie Brun Del Re, a French teacher in Georgetown; her brother Giancarlo Brun Del Re; and family friends Alan Honner and Theresa Honner.

The church, Dominion Christian Centre, denies it is a cult…

Monday August 11, 2008
Dominion Christian CentreRenato Brun Del Re:
Dominion Christian Centre A Mississauga doctor accused, together with four other people, of kidnapping his daughter will appear in court next month to have a trial date set.

Dr. Renato Brun Del Re was charged with kidnapping and forcible confinement after his daughter was abducted Dec. 21, 2005.

His daughter is a member of the Dominion Christian Church in Hamilton. He alleges the church is a religious cult and that his daughter had been brainwashed.

Sunday July 27, 2008
Dominion Christian CentreRenato Brun Del Re:
Dominion Christian Centre A Mississauga doctor, his wife, son and two friends have been ordered to stand trial for kidnapping and forcible confinement.

The five are accused of attempting to forcibly deprogram the physician’s adult daughter, whom they feared was being brainwashed by a religious group operating in Hamilton’s North End.

Friday April 4, 2008
Dominion Christian CentreRenato Brun Del Re:
Five people are charged with kidnapping and forcible confinement after a religious-cult deprogrammer from Tennessee was hired to talk to Brun Del Re and try to convince her to leave the DCC.

Thursday September 20, 2007
Dominion Christian CentreRenato Brun Del Re:
A father who allegedly kidnapped his daughter to save her from a religiou cult is going on trial.

Monday October 30, 2006
Dominion Christian CentreRenato Brun Del Re:
A man charged with forcibly trying to “deprogram” his daughter from the effects of an alleged religious cult says he and his family are being sustained by their faith in God.

Sunday October 29, 2006
Dominion Christian CentreRenato Brun Del Re:
Canadian Television program W-FIVE investigates the Dominion Christian Centre in Hamilton, Ontario.

Tuesday September 26, 2006
Dominion Christian CentreRenato Brun Del Re:
A well-respected Ontario couple — a family doctor and his teacher wife — are at the centre of bizarre kidnapping allegations in a case that could spark debate about whether parents are justified in breaking the law if they believe their child is in peril. Dr. Renato Brun Del Re, his wife, Lucie, their son and several friends will appear in court in Hamilton today on kidnapping charges for their desperate efforts to remove their daughter, who is now 23, from what they believe is a cult operating in downtown Hamilton.

Saturday September 16, 2006
Dominion Christian CentreRenato Brun Del Re:
Hamilton police have charged three more persons in connection with a bizarre kidnapping incident near a Hamilton church three years ago. Each person is charged with forcible confinement, which carries up to 10 years in prison if convicted. This brings to six the number of people charged, after an alleged attempt to deprogram a woman who joined the Dominion Christian Centre (DCC) on Park Street North in Hamilton.

Thursday September 7, 2006
Dominion Christian CentreRenato Brun Del Re:
A Hamilton evangelical Christian group at the heart of a kidnapping case denies it is a religious cult. Hamilton police have charged members of a Milton family with abduction after an alleged attempt to deprogram a family member who joined the Dominion Christian Centre on Park St. N. three years ago.

Thursday August 31, 2006
DeprogrammingDominion Christian CentreRenato Brun Del Re:
A Mississauga doctor and his son are facing charges of kidnapping and forcible confinement after an alleged attempt to deprogram a woman who joined an evangelical Christian group in Hamilton.

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