Editor’s Note: In 2022, during his anti-papacy, Bergoglio ordered suspended all ordinations in the diocese of Frejus-Toulon. Rather than even examine the undeniably clear canonical facts and laws which showed that Bergoglio had no authority to do this, the entire Church of Frejus-Toulon obeyed the unjust decree of an illegitimate superior, rather than appeal to the true Pope, Benedict XVI.

Now that Pope Francis has been validly elected, he has restored the ability of the Diocese to have ordinations and placed these matters under the care of a former French Naval Officer.

The debate over what was going on in the Diocese is still not clear. On the one had, the local clergy complained about the excessive welcome given to all kinds of refugees from other dioceses and institutes where Catholic priests and seminarians and religious were being persecuted for their Faith and for their devotion to the Ancient Mass. On the other hand, it was said that Bergoglio in his mad zeal to suppress the Faith was targeting the Diocese for its abundance of vocations.

The Bishop of the Diocese, Mons. Rey was forbidden to ordain more priests after it appeared that he was involved in the ordination of an Australian deacon who denies rightfully and sanely the efficacy of Vatican II. The Bishop remains the ordinary, but his new adjutor has special powers giving him de facto control over priestly formation and diocesan governance.

This Diocese is a concrete case of what is and will go wrong when you do not care who is the true pope, or whether the man claiming to be pope is a Catholic or not. By omitting to act and investigate, you make a mockery of yourself and the Church.

The appointment of a former French Naval Officer appears to be at the behest of the Rothschilds, whose puppet Emmanuel Macron runs the country. By this appointment, Pope Francis has signaled his complete submission to their geopolitical control. We can expect many more Globalists nominated as Bishops, and if this does not stop, the Catholic Church will soon cease to exist, except in the most remote regions of the Earth or in those Rites where the Pope does not nominate bishops (there are some 20+ such rites: Greek, Melkite, Maronite, Armenia, Chaldean, Syriac, Malabar, Ruthenian, Albanian, Hungarian, Romanian, Georgian, Coptic, Ethiopian, Eritrean, Belurussian, Bulgarian, Slovakian, Macedonia, Russian). Catholics of the Latin rite can lawfully attend the mass in any of these rites.