Traditional Catholics break down doors of locked church in Port Marly Port Marly, 1987 Here is the video of one of those incidents in persecution. A few months before being excommunicated, the fsspx …More
Traditional Catholics break down doors of locked church in Port Marly
Port Marly, 1987
Here is the video of one of those incidents in persecution. A few months before being excommunicated, the fsspx wanted to celebrate the Traditional Mass in a diocesan temple. Thing allowed because they were (and are) Catholics and in France the bishoprics do not have the authority to deny that right to celebrate in any temple because the churches belong to the state that allows it with the only requirement of being Catholics. The bishop, against all rights, closed the door and built a wall so that they would not pass. People celebrated Mass outside and at the end they destroyed the wall and entered the temple that belonged to them.
Port Marly, 1987
Here is the video of one of those incidents in persecution. A few months before being excommunicated, the fsspx wanted to celebrate the Traditional Mass in a diocesan temple. Thing allowed because they were (and are) Catholics and in France the bishoprics do not have the authority to deny that right to celebrate in any temple because the churches belong to the state that allows it with the only requirement of being Catholics. The bishop, against all rights, closed the door and built a wall so that they would not pass. People celebrated Mass outside and at the end they destroyed the wall and entered the temple that belonged to them.
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I wish 3x as many that always oarticipate in the CHartres pilgrimages would assemble in Piazza San Pietro and refuse to leave until complete freedom world wide is given to the TLM....and best case scenario...Francis also resigns (like Biden might before July is over).