VALERY VIENNEAU, BISHOP OF MONCTON IN NEW BRUNSWICK HAS JUST DECLARED "NO JAB? NO MASS FOR YOU!'

The gates of Hell are open wide and waiting for Valery Vienneau, the Bishop of the Moncton in New Brunswick Canada who has bowed down to the diktat of a provincial health minster and banned the faithful from Mass, as bad as the faith is already in Moncton, if they have not had the jab.  

This pathetic excuse for an Apostle of Jesus Christ, this cretin, this monstrously evil blight and curse upon the long suffering Catholics of Moncton has the temerity to address the faithful as "Sisters and Brothers in Christ Jesus" and conclude with, "May the Lord bless us and continue to watch over us!"  Valery needs to repent for this sin, this crime against God and the faithful and the few that still bother to attend Mass in Moncton. The devastation of Canada's Maritime provinces continues - the area of Canada with the lowest amount of CCP Virus. 

He is no brother to any Catholic in Moncton or elsewhere and there will be no blessing from the LORD for him.

The un-jabbed Catholics of Moncton are the new lepers!

A complete and utter abandonment of the sheep. A violation of church teaching. Coercion. Totally demonic.

Read it for yourselves and try to keep from vomiting. If you do, put it in a bag and send it to this clericalist prig who will be judged for all to see on that dreaded day lest he repent. May the Lord show mercy to this episcopal swine, I surely would not.  

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COVID-19: GREEN phase: September 17th 2021 Update

Published : 2021-09-17 a 19h00 | Category : Diocese

Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ Jesus,

The provincial Minister of Health, Ms. Shephard, met with religious leaders in the province following the announcement of new measures regarding the pandemic. While explaining new guidelines, she indicated that they had only one goal: to increase the rate of people fully vaccinated in the province (two doses).

Vaccination remains the best way to counter the spread of the Delta virus and protect the population (especially the unvaccinated). The government is looking for a vaccination rate of around 90%. The minister made it clear to us that she does not require masks, sanitizing, or social distancing at our gatherings. These measures remain at the discretion of individuals.

Instead, she wishes to have gatherings of fully vaccinated people to keep people safe and to act as an incentive for the unvaccinated.  That is why going back to past health measures (mask, sanitizing, and social distancing) as a way to include unvaccinated people at our gatherings is not the measure promoted by the government.

Therefore, beginning Wednesday Sep 22nd,  at any gathering inside our churches, rectories or community centres under our supervision, those present must be doubly vaccinated.

1. By gatherings we mean: religious celebrations (Sunday and weekly masses, prayer meetings, baptisms, weddings and funerals, Confirmation, First Reconciliation, First Communion), parish and pastoral meetings, catechesis meetings, management meetings, conferences, workshops, fraternal and social meetings, bingos, card games, etc.

2. By those present we mean: priests, lay ministers, members of choirs, volunteers, the faithful and other participants. This also applies to family members or close friends at baptisms, weddings, or funerals. Young people under the age of 12 are naturally exempted by this measure, as they cannot currently be vaccinated.

How can these measures be put in place?

1. At Masses next week, several volunteers are expected to be at the doors of each church to ask worshippers for full proof of vaccination and collect their names on a list of fully vaccinated people. This list will be used again on subsequent Sundays so our volunteers will avoid asking our parishioners for proof of vaccination each time. The request for proof of vaccination would then be required only for new people. This list may eventually be requested by the government.

2. Inform the funeral home staff that family members and loved ones who come to church are to be doubly vaccinated. For baptisms and weddings, this task will fall to the parish office staff or to the person meeting the family to prepare for the celebration.  As with other masses and celebrations, it will be necessary to keep a list of participants in funerals, weddings and baptisms after ensuring that they are doubly vaccinated.

3. For catechesis with children, we follow the rules in force in schools. For the safety of young people, catechists should be fully vaccinated. When parents (or another adult) attend the meetings, they will of course have to be doubly vaccinated. For a celebration in church, you will follow the rule in force now in our churches.

4.  As for parish employees, it is highly desirable that they be fully vaccinated. However, if this is not the case, they will have to wear a mask at all times and undergo a COVID test periodically according to government policy.

5.  We will accept anyone who comes to the parish offices for information or service. If this person is not vaccinated, they may be asked to wear a mask.

Questions:  Can we still accept a person who is not vaccinated or has a single dose inside our facilities for a celebration or a meeting?  Even with a mask and social distancing?
Answer:  The minister said "no" unless she had proof of exemption, which is rare.

We ask you to implement these new measures in each of your Christian communities not only to respect the government's request but above all to help stop the spread of the virus among our population. We would not want one of our places of worship to be the location of a COVID exposure due to our negligence. The Minister of Health is counting on our cooperation.

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us so that we can help you implement these new measures. I thank you in advance for all the efforts it requires to put in place this new protocol.

May the Lord bless us and continue to watch over us.

Mgr Valery Vienneau

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Barry Knestout's Diocesan paper rejoices in suffering of CCP virus victim!

The publication of the Diocese of Richmond under a once Washington priest, now Bishop Barry Knestout has published a derogatory cartoon "enjoying" the suffering of a patient suffering from the CCP Virus. Knestout was consecrated by Donald Wuerl. If this man employs such people that would do such a thing as this, one asks, what else do they do? What about Knestout, what's going on with this hireling?

LifeSiteNews reports that they have "apologised." That should include a spot in place of this cartoon which is still present and those responsible, fired!

What wicked and shameful louts.

Edited (96) - 23, September 6, 2021.indd (catholicvirginian.org)

You know what to do. 

Cardinal Collins to Toronto Priests - No jab? No gab!

NO NOTTAWASAGA FOR YOU!

The annual Autumn priest retreat for the Archdiocese of Toronto was cancelled in 2020 due to the Chinese Communist Party Virus (lest we forget its origin and purpose). Held at the Nottawasaga Inn and Resort the annual CardinalFest takes on a different spin this year. No jab, no gab. According to multiple sources, a memorandum was sent yesterday from the Chancerycrats that a priest not double-jabbed by the appropriate time will not be permitted to golf, relax and dwell in the bask of the glow of the Cardinal and his episcopally bored committee.

What an ingeniously wicked and manipulative way to determine which priests in the Archdiocese of Toronto have not gotten the jab. They will all be exposed, outed to all their colleagues for easy shaming and targetting. I can assure you, they may not be the majority but they are not a few. There is also a repugnant level of harassment that has begun against some of those not jabbed. On the other hand, the un-jabbed will probably look at this as a bonus.

Cardinal Collins has been pushing the jab on Catholics for many months. Preaching from the Ambo at St. Michael's Cathedral, he has called it "common sense" and an "act of charity" admonishing Catholics that those who do not take it obviously have no concern for the "common good." It is important to note that Collins went even further than the government diktats in Ontario and shut down Mass completely, even before the initial lockdown and later, at a time when the government did not shut religious services and only severely restricted numbers. For many Catholics, receiving Holy Communion is impossible because Collins continues to prohibit Holy Communion on the tongue at Mass - a situation where some Catholics have now gone 18 months without the holy Sacrament. The Catechism of the Catholic Church, the Second Vatican Council and the Canadian bishops' own infamous Winnipeg Statement all remind us that our conscience is supreme and that we cannot violate our conscience. Except in the matter of taking the jab or in the manner of receiving Holy Communion. Here, we are expected in these two matters to violate our consciences. 

Rise up, Fathers, unite. If you are a Toronto priest and on your own and do not know your brothers who think like you, or if you are a priest being persecuted or harassed by your pastor, feel free to write me in confidence where I can share with you those priest colleagues who will support you and network in truth, solidarity, support and prayer.

Fathers, you are not alone. Do not violate your conscience! voxcantoris@rogers.com

I agree with you, Bergoglio - "BASTA"

Indeed, basta of Bergoglio! 

That's right, you heard me.

Stupid old heretic. The traditional Mass I attended yesterday was offered by a priest in a parish and he offers both the old and new. He was born after Vatican II and was ordained from the new books by a bishop consecrated under the new books. Of course, I accept Vatican II and the new books as valid.

Bergoglio is an evil, stinking community idiot and I have no more patience for his crud.

Regarding the Motu proprio Traditionis custodes,the pope "insisted that the celebration of the ancient rite must not be a pretext for refusing Vatican II." "We must put a limit and basta," he insisted before the French prelates, so that a liturgical attraction is not the cover of an ideological posture. At the same time, the Successor of Peter encouraged them to adopt a "paternal attitude" towards the faithful. Motu proprio, presidential, Islam... what Pope Francis said to the French bishops (famillechretienne.fr)

 

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