Reason Nuns Authorities have accused the Irish people of violating anti-Kovid restrictions on travel from Cork to Dublin.Execute a Exorcism Of national politicians“Last December, Mother Irene Gibson and Sister Ann Mary would travel more than 200 miles[200 km]to attend a spiritual meeting in a park in the capital, violating travel restrictions at the time. Contradiction The government extended the outbreak until the end of April and allowed the movement only for urgent reasons. There are thousands of infections every day, mainly due to the English variant of Kovid.

The each other The two sisters, two of the Carmelite sisters of the Holy Face of Jesus, attended a reunion at Herbert Park on December 8, after a trip north from the south of the country. On the outskirts of the Irish capital. More than 15 people were expected to attend the demonstration, thus violating the anti-consensus rule that no more than 15 people should attend an outdoor event. The criminal religious ceremony was organized by the father Giacomo BalliniHe was a member of the Orthodox Catholic Defense, which withdrew from the priestly fraternity of St. Pius X, founded in 1970 by Marcel Franois Lefebvre. At a ceremony in Herbert Park, Father Ballini, in protest of the executive’s ban on church services, exorcised Satan by sprinkling holy water in the direction of an Irish government building in the park, and ordered Satan’s release. Palaces of national power. Ballini addressed the throng, saying: “No human power can take away from us the right to mass“After attending the exorcism, the two nuns proceeded to the Irish Parliament, where an outdoor Latin Mass will be held, attended by about 70 people.

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Both sisters were recently ordered to abandon their spiritual retreat in County Cork and have been charged with violating anti-Kovid laws. Building abuse. In fact, in 2016, Mother Irene Gibson and Sister Ann Mary established a religious structure different from local city plans. Having been forced to give up their retirement, the two started a fundraiser these days on the GoFundMe online platform, which has so far raised 77 77,420 to support them in their search for a new residence. The nuns always responded to the accusations leveled against them, branding them as “aggressive”.Children of Darkness”.