After desecrations, bishop orders all tabernacles in his diocese to be emptied

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In response to the desecration of ten parishes since October, including five on February 6-7, the bishop of Bellay-Ars has ordered the Blessed Sacrament removed from the tabernacles of all parish churches and chapels.

The Blessed Sacrament, Bishop Pascal Roland decreed, must be kept in a more secure location, and tabernacle doors must be kept open to indicate that the Eucharist is not present.

The order (via Google Translate): 

1. Blessed Sacrament will be removed [from] tabernacles of all parish churches and chapels and be kept in a secure location.
2. The door of the tabernacle [will] remain conspicuously open.
3. For the purposes of public or private prayer, the Blessed Sacrament will be [placed] temporarily in these tabernacles provided that a sufficient presence of the faithful is assured.
4. The only exceptions will [be] metal tabernacles [that are] secure and have a resistant lock.  
5. These measures come into force from today [Monday February 9] and will remain so until further notice.  
6. The bishop hopes that these exceptional measures manifest to all the seriousness of these facts and help discourage [such vandalism].

I’m curious if anything like this has ever happened before. Has a bishop ever before ordered a wholesale emptying of all tabernacles in his diocese??

Photo: from the website of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Belley-Ars