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Is the Worship of the Sacred Cow Coronavirus like Burning down the House to Kill the Rat in the Wall?

It is said in India some people who worship the the so-called sacred cow would whether starve to death than eat the "holy" cow.

It appears that those who worship the "holy" virus (without solid scientific evidence that refutes the evidence that it will only cause the death of thousands of older sickly persons worldwide similar to the death rate of the flu) want to destroy the United States economy and ban the Catholic Mass for their new religion.

As the Catholic Monitor commenter Aqua said the sacred virus is like burning down the house (the US economy and the Catholic Mass) to kill the rat in the wall.

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

Comments

Debbie said…
It would be exceedingly interesting to see what percentage of the "Masses must be shut down" people do unnecessary shopping and such. I'll bet home improvement stores are booming.
10:29 AM
Alexis Bugnolo said…
The panic has shown who has the faith, and who was just going along for the ride...
10:59 AM
Aqua said…
Anyone who cancels Mass or fails to attend an available Mass out of fear of the Coronavirus has put Corona Baal above Jehovah God.

We are a Church of false gods - perhaps starting with “ecumenism” the god of this world that declares there is no Truth.

Tear down the Baals.

Perhaps it is also time to tear down the Novus Ordo which is happily willing to cancel its Masses, proving how irrelevant they actually are.

The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass bows to no god and no secular power. A Catholic Bishop (in the true sense) would never submit to barring the door to public participation in the perpetual Holy Sacrifice.
1:55 PM
Ivanmijeime said…
https://gloria.tv/post/WZJYyyj2Wy7W1vhbUP8p3aGpU

Just a coincidence?
No way!
But secondvaticanist peace-makers of this world just don't get it!
Ivan
2:24 PM
Debbie said…
Amen Aqua.
3:27 PM
Aqua said…
“Nothing says ad orientem like a versus populum Mass with no populus”

The title of the Gloria TV link, provided by ‘unknown’ above.

It’s a fascinating point. There is the Bishop of LA, Bp Gonzalez, facing the people .... without any people to face. Which reveals the big lie: this was never about “facing the people”; this was *always* about turning their backs to God.

There is no reason to face the people when there are no people. Still ... backside facing God.
4:33 PM
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