Covid Allegedly Killed 5% of the Priests
Since April 4, Puebla Archdiocese, Central Mexico, lost 21 diocesan and 9 religious priests. They were between 36 and 90 years old. The archdiocese serves more than four million Catholics. The 136 …More
Since April 4, Puebla Archdiocese, Central Mexico, lost 21 diocesan and 9 religious priests. They were between 36 and 90 years old.
The archdiocese serves more than four million Catholics. The 136 seminarians were sent home to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The first two priests who died were 88 and 68 years old.
In comparison: In Spain (6,000 priests) 70 clergymen, an in Italy (32,000 priests) 121 clergymen died from Covid-19.
Picture: © Mazur, CC BY-NC-SA, #newsOivggwogdm
The archdiocese serves more than four million Catholics. The 136 seminarians were sent home to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The first two priests who died were 88 and 68 years old.
In comparison: In Spain (6,000 priests) 70 clergymen, an in Italy (32,000 priests) 121 clergymen died from Covid-19.
Picture: © Mazur, CC BY-NC-SA, #newsOivggwogdm
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Seems to be the thing now: mostly or all maskless at the TLM's. Mostly or all wearing masks at the NO.
Traditional Catholics, Lay and Clerics, have practice questioning official narratives. If your willing to question an Ecumenical Council which broke with historical dogmatic precedent it is not hard to question Dr. Fauci and supposed experts who broke with historical medical precedent.