The Spanish priests who joked to pray for the Pope to go “to heaven” advance his return in the networks

The drivers of ‘The Sacristy of the Vendée’, Spanish clergymen that issued a program via social networks and that are defined as ‘Counterrevolutionary priestly gathering’they have advanced their return After interrupting their activity, although they have not specified the date.

This has been announced by one of his drivers, the Almeria priest Juan Manuel Góngora who shared this Friday in the social network X, previously known as Twitter, a cut of an old video in which he explained if the channel would continue active with the phrase “The moment is approaching …”.

«Many have been asking if we are going to continue. Of course it will continue, the channel is still open, the only thing we cannot continue the broadcast every Thursday, for different situations that will already be explained at the time, ”he details in the video.

In February 2024, the drivers of ‘The Sacristy of the Vendée’ apologized after a fragment of one of their contents in which several priests joked with the fact that they prayed so that Pope Francis out soon “to heaven”.

“It is a comment of bad taste and, although it does not express desires for the death of the Pope, as some media have disseminated, we reiterate our adhesion to Pope Francis, in the same terms in which it was clearly manifested in the program of February 15,” they said.

Pope Francis himself spoke about the controversy. “I am pity, they are not bad people, they are sad people,” said the pontiff during a audience in March 2024. Others, Francisco said that “in Spain there are many people who work well” and that “there are small resistance groups,” in relation to the divergences he maintains on matters such as the blessing of homosexual couples or divorced with the Spanish bishops, with whom he denied confrontations.