“The TSJ of Madrid has just informed us that they agree with the Government Delegate in his prohibition on praying the Rosary in Ferraz,” Calderón wrote on X. 

“I can only tell you one thing: AT 7:30 PM WE WILL CONTINUE PRAYING IN FERRAZ. Without any fear. God with us!” 

Impassioned, he wrote: “There are Catholics who are clear about who we serve. It is none other than the King of Kings. They can fine us and do whatever they want. We do not care. God is with us.

“Viva Cristo Rey [long live Christ the king]! National November!” 

He said he “will explore all of the legal avenues,” including taking the case to the European Court of Human Rights. 

“It is our right to battle, as there is much at stake ... Spain has reached a point where we are not allowed to worship God.” 

Speaking on the government turmoil Spain has been experiencing as the socialist party made a deal with Catalan separatists to win re-election, Calderón said: “The Spanish nation has been condemned to a corrupt partitocracy that has not governed for the common good, but has sought its personal enrichment and the spiritual erosion of Spain. 

“Whether by action, omission or pusillanimous cowardice, the oligarchies have imposed by hook or by crook a progressive and globalist agenda.

“In the last half century, the Overton window has shifted dangerously and abruptly towards bizarre and poisonous delusions ... The ideological mode of thought has permeated the zeitgeist.”