Minnesota Bishops Will Reopen Public Masses, Defy State Order

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Jonathan Ekene Ifeanyi

Minnesota's Novus Ordo bishops, the first US bishops to take a decision to contravene a senseless state-wide executive order prohibiting religious gathering, write:

“It is now permissible for an unspecified number of people to go to shopping malls and enter stores, so long as no more than 50 percent of the occupancy capacity is reached. Big-box stores have hundreds of people inside at any one time, and the number of goods that are being handled and distributed in one store by many people—stock staff, customers, cashiers—is astounding. Workers are present for many hours per day, often in close proximity. There is no state mandate that customers wear masks in those malls or stores, wash their hands consistently, or follow any specific cleaning protocol.

“In these circumstances, and given the well-researched protocols that we have proposed (and that are being followed successfully elsewhere in our nation) how can reason require us any longer to keep our faithful from the Eucharist?”

I respond: You fool yourselves if you think God will not punish you for preventing people from worshipping God in the first place.

And I hope African (and in particular Nigerian) heretics who, in their massive foolishness, think that they are — by obeying their atheistic governments — obeying God, are listening.

See: Minnesota Bishops Will Reopen Public Masses, Defy State Order

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