Freemasons, atheists, and the rest of that rabble can convene whatever they want, but it’s also normal for us to look at the attendees. And think whether they are from the convening rabble or simply some shits who don’t dare to take a stand by not attending.
And if a Catholic funeral is convened, as many of the deceased and their families would be, more or less, to attend it no manifestation of faith is required, just respectful attendance.
As I find some recent ostentatious manifestation by someone who, if they believe that this way they are going to convert into a monarchist someone who isn’t, it borders on neuronal insufficiency. On the contrary, it can distance monarchist devotion from Catholics who feel fed up, like me, with so many anti-Catholic gestures. That person can be whatever they want, but I think they should dissimulate. Lest one day they need the votes that they seem to be working hard to push away.
Well, we’ll see who goes to that atheistic Masonic funeral that they seem to want to convene.
And to Cobo, the cardinal, if he dares to appear at that little funeral, warn him, in case he doesn’t realize it, given his insignificance is so great, that they were going to tear him apart. It would be entirely justified.
And with Feijóo, the same. There wouldn’t be a lack of those who would attribute it, with or without reason, to punctual affinities. Of points, three.