Interview with Fr PJ Hughes, pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes in Mullahoran, Ireland, describing being threatened with fines—even jail time—for opening his church for Mass on Feast of Christ The King, …More
Interview with Fr PJ Hughes, pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes in Mullahoran, Ireland, describing being threatened with fines—even jail time—for opening his church for Mass on Feast of Christ The King, yesterday.
During the times of the 'Famine' and 'Anglo persecution', parts of Ireland were without recourse to the sacraments for periods up to, and beyond a year. Such deprivation and misery intensified the 'faith' of the Irish people, their only spiritual recompense was that of the Holy Rosary, recited in their native Irish language. Priests literally risked life and limb to 'circuit' Ireland secretly …More
During the times of the 'Famine' and 'Anglo persecution', parts of Ireland were without recourse to the sacraments for periods up to, and beyond a year. Such deprivation and misery intensified the 'faith' of the Irish people, their only spiritual recompense was that of the Holy Rosary, recited in their native Irish language. Priests literally risked life and limb to 'circuit' Ireland secretly administering the sacraments. Just maybe, Heaven has a different 're-set' plan to that of the globalists, after all, we can't keep ignoring the messages of Fatima or indeed, the lessons of history, as with Ireland.
I remember reading in Acts of the Apostles how Peter and the rest stopped preaching the Gospel whenever threatened by local authorities, so all’s fine.
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you forgot your /sarc/ 
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Ireland, but not only, has to start mass in conspiracy. It is demand of time. Truly God's pastors cannot leave their faithful people without mass and holy sacraments.