Are Francis Bishops & Francis Traditionalists going to the "Non-Suspended" Movie Theaters?

Might liberal movies made by Hollywood and the movie theaters where they are shown be a kind of place of worship for liberals?

The Hollywood Reporter says:

"Democrats go to the movies twice as much as Republicans, a new study finds."
(The Hollywood Reporter, "Box Office: Democrats go to the Movies more than Republicans," 8/15/19)

Isn't it strange that while the media is spreading Coronavirus panic that in the mean time almost all movie theaters in the United States are open with lots of people in enclosed buildings while churches are being closed like in Communist China and Francis approved leftist Italy.

It appears that all liberal bishops who naturally have a close alliance to Francis are suspending the sacrifice of the Mass.

Are the precursors of the Antichrist bishops (and their allies in the Francis traditionalist camp) going to the "non-suspended" movie theaters now that they have suspended the public Mass?

St. Robert Bellarmine said in "the coming of the Antichrist... the public sacrifice (of the Mass) shall completely cease."
(The Prophecy of Daniel, Page 37-38)

Certain Francis traditionalists like Steve Skojec and others have been demanding the suspension of the sacrifice of the Mass.

Why aren't Francis bishops, Skojec and the Francis traditionalists demanding that the movie theaters be closed?

Pray an Our Father now for the restoration of the Church as well as for the Triumph of the Kingdom of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

Comments

john said…

I wonder if many of these bishops, priests are bothering to offer Mass each day? Probably very few, they probably think they themselves are "exempt" while they enjoy their "vacations" from parish work.

5:08 AM

Romano said…

Theatres are shutting down.

7:08 AM

Fred Martinez said…

Why aren't you, the Francis Trads and Francis bishops demanding it like you did the shutting down of Mass?

8:27 AM

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