Father Guy Pagès is a priest of the diocese of Paris well known for his work on Islam, its incoherence, and its total incompatibility with the Catholic faith. He recently wrote an open letter to Pope Leo XIV asking him to impose sanctions on those who allowed a profanation of the Holy Eucharist when France’s first lady was publicly given Communion during a special Mass celebrated by the Archbishop of Paris, Laurent Ulrich, in Notre Dame Cathedral. The occasion was the cathedral’s official reopening after the terrible fire, beginning on the Monday of Holy Week in 2019, that could have destroyed it.
Pagè’s letter is full of anguish regarding the eternal fate of those who made this sacrilege possible and, mentioning the assessment of Benedict XVI, warns that a parallel can be made between the abuse of children within the Church and contempt for the Body of Christ.
It was exactly one year ago, on December 8, 2024, that Brigitte Macron, civilly married to French president Emmanuel Macron, joined her husband at Notre Dame and went up from her front row seat in Notre Dame to receive Holy Communion.
She received the Host from the hands of Bishop Philippe Marsset, auxiliary bishop of Paris, in the presence of the Archbishop of Paris, Laurent Ulrich. Not a word was said, nor an eyebrow raised, in the face of this public scandal.
Brigitte Macron, who divorced her first husband, André-Louis Auzière, in 2006, is not known to have regularized her marital situation by a religious wedding after Auzière’s death in December 2019. Also, she is a public supporter of abortion, euthanasia, and LGBT demands.
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