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France: Suicidal Bishop Closes Down His Best Parish
After eight years of "loyal" service, the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter has been expelled from the diocese of Quimper-Léon, France.
Abbé Courtois - whom Abbé de Giacomoni, the new superior of the French District of the FSSP, assisted as deacon - celebrated his last solemn Mass on Sunday 25 August in the church of St Matthieu in Quimper.
After Mass, there was a farewell picnic for Abbés Courtois and Télisson.
Monsignor Dognin, the local bishop, decided that in future Sunday Masses would be celebrated by diocesan priests whom he could not find.
However, Mgr Dognin also asked the faithful to participate in the Eucharist "on certain important feasts as a sign of recognition of the validity of the sacraments celebrated in the universal Church", which means that there will be no Mass on these days.
Mgr Dognin also forbids the celebration of baptisms, marriages and confirmations according to the Roman rite.
Jean-Pierre Maugendre writes …More

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SonoftheChurch

And yet….the profanity of the so-called “Amazon” Rite is wholeheartedly permitted and extravagantly promoted in order to appease the barbarous savages of the Amazonian jungle and to confirm them in the vulgarity of their paganism.

It is probably worth noting that generally, the people of the Amazonian region do not want any of this. The so-called Amazonian Rite is a fantasy made up by middle-aged white liberals. Amazonian peoples seek truth in religion and the Church withholds it from them because its "sophisticates" are embarrassed by Christ. Read about the foundational anthropology of the Amazonian tribes, its all a complete scam cooked up by Europeans to justify their own sexual perversity. Those tribal leaders who speak out about this are fully ignored by the media.

Orthocat

Of course he did, it's the greatest dream for these Judases to shut down anything that is promoting actual Catholicism! Why do you think they HAPPILY went along with the lockdown of 2020-2022? The main reason they even allowed a reopening was because diocesan coffers were getting depleted of funds.