Attempted robbery in the Cathedral On 10 June 2018, Hernández and his wife, Nieves Triviño, climbed over the high walls of the Cathedral-Basilica of Our Crowned Mother of Palmar. They were masked and armed, apparently planning to rob the Cathedral, but were discovered by a Palmarian bishop who was outside the Basilica. According to testimonies, they beat the bishop with a hammer and threatened him and another bishop, with a knife. However, in the subsequent fight, Hernández was severely injured, while the others escaped with less serious physical injuries. Hearing the noise outside the Cathedral, other church members came to the assistance and they called the police and an ambulance. Hernández was transported by helicopter to the Virgen del Rocio University Hospital in Seville. After recovering, he and his wife were arrested by the Civil Guard. Both were subsequently charged with the accusations of armed robbery, grave assault and assault. On 17 May 2019, Hernández and his wife were found guilty of all charges and sentenced to six and five years in prison respectively and to pay a 35.000 euros fine to the two Palmarian Christian bishops they injured. The two, however, were immediately released on probation See also Conclavism Antipope Notes References Sources Living people Antipopes who abdicated 21st-century antipopes Bishops of Independent Catholic denominations People excommunicated by the Catholic Church Spanish religious leaders Spanish bishops 1959 births Converts to Roman Catholicism from Catholic Independent denominations Conclavism