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Disgraced Bishop Jacques Gaillot Has Died

Jacques Gaillot, 87, an activist of the anti-Christian regime and former Bishop of Evreux, France, died on April 12 in Paris.

John Paul II, who had appointed him in 1982, dismissed him from office in 1995. The oligarchs' media were furious.

In the 1980s and 1990s, Gaillot was a leading promoter of the decadence now being propagated in various Francis synods. He advocated for married priests, rubber sex, and practised homosexuality. His nickname was "the Red Cleric", meaning, that he was a mouthpiece of the oligarchs.

In 1988, he “blessed” two practicing homosexuals.

Lyon Cardinal Decourtray (+1994) told him, “Your statements publicly contradict the discipline of the Church of which you are bishop.” Decourtray was wrong. They contradicted the Catholic faith.

According to Commonweal Magazine, senior figures in the [anti-Catholic] French hierarchy claimed that Gaillot considered himself a homosexual, and suffered from psychological disorders.

Picture: Jacques Gaillot © wikicommons, CC BY-SA, #newsVsvfpcwecm

Tony Smith
Did anyone notice that he was alive?
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Bishop Jacques Gaillot, whom Pope St. John Paul II removed from office in 1995 because of his dissent from Catholic teaching, has died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 87.
Bishop Gaillot was ordained to the priesthood in 1961 and appointed bishop of Evreux (France) in 1982. In removing Gaillot from that office, St. John Paul named him titular bishop of Parthenia, a long-dormant African diocese.More
Bishop Jacques Gaillot, whom Pope St. John Paul II removed from office in 1995 because of his dissent from Catholic teaching, has died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 87.

Bishop Gaillot was ordained to the priesthood in 1961 and appointed bishop of Evreux (France) in 1982. In removing Gaillot from that office, St. John Paul named him titular bishop of Parthenia, a long-dormant African diocese.
Kenjiro M. Yoshimori
There he is, with "Saint" JPII
Dr Bobus
His case has now been referred to a higher (lower?) court.