It is well known that the bishop of Bayona, Marc Aillet, is fundamentalist and exclusionary in the right to abortion, against gays and lesbians, that the masses prefer in Latin than in Euskera, and others. On this occasion the media La Croix and France Inter broadcast Aillet as a member of the Alliance des c“urs unis (Alliance of Unified Hearts) association. The latter is a strange structure that was repeatedly pointed out in the committee about sectarian deviations within the Catholic Church.

Gaëtane de Lacoste Lareymondie, alias Virginie, is an organization that bases its organization on: Jesus, in addition to kissing her, gave her the mission of fighting thirteen "black balls", among which is the pope. Following his goal, the bishop of Bayona is among the assets that accompany him. In addition, Béatrice Bourges, of the homophobe La Pour tous structure, and Caroline de Villiers, of the extreme right, daughter of Philippe de Villiers, of the Pro-France Movement (MPF), are part of its 2,700 members. Sud Ouest has also carried out his survey and, as it says, this organisation has several members in the Northern Basque Country. Moreover, its registered office is in Hazparn by the hand of Alliance des c“urs unis.

According to the bishop of Baiona, the existence of "supernatural elements" cannot be indicated in the discourse and approach of the association: "After knowing and reading the 'messages' published in the book 'Secrets of the King', it was assured that there was no contradiction with the Holy Book and Ecclesiastical Teaching, and that the association had more and more believers, even priests, who received real spiritual fruits; then I was told that it was good to accept the relief mission, and that required Virginie to ensure all care and preservation." However, with regard to the media survey, it states in the document entitled in diocéy64 that it will process a survey on the sectarian taste.