I mentioned the excommunication of Msgr. Lefebvre because you mentioned him in your last post about his disobedience to the Church regarding the Latin Mass and the analogy to today's halting of the Mass. Obviously he was not excommunicated for his disobedience about the Mass, but for his consescrations, but that is besides the point. I just meant to elaborate that your analogy is faulty for Msgr. Lefebvre's situation with the Latin Mass is not the same as the halting of today's Masses for fear of disease spreading.
As to the first part of your post, where is "The Church" then?
The point is that (your definition of) "The Church" banning the True Mass did not stop faithful Catholics, which faithful Catholics, btw, prompted +ABL to come out of retirement to defend, celebrate and promote the True Mass exclusively, - that was the point in me mentioning the good archbishop. IOW, if your reasoning were true, then +ABL (and all faithful Catholics) disobeyed the Church by insisting on condemning the new "mass" while continuing to go to the True Mass.
Is not asking the question "where is the Church?" at best a rhetorical question if you have the faith, true Mass and sacraments?