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"SSPX Argentina - What Does it Mean?"

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"The Society of Saint Pius X recognized in Argentina: what does it mean? Much more than you may think!"

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We are grateful to our friends over at Non Possumus for drawing our attention to this very interesting piece of evidence concerning the recent recognition of the SSPX on the part of the conciliar church in Argentina. The article's source, the website "Rorate Caeli" will be known to many readers as being of 'indultish,' 'modernist-Rome-friendly' alignment, in a similar vein to the Fraternity of St. Peter and various other 'Ecclesia Dei' groups. If we promote this particular article, therefore, it is not because we share their sentiment, it is not because we are in agreement with them on the desirability of an SSPX-Rome agreement. Quite the contrary, it is because we are not in agreement with them that it is so interesting to note their conclusions. 

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Menzingen, in its DICI press release, wishes to downplay this event, to create the impression that the Argentine conciliar “recognition” is a matter of small or no importance. These people clearly think otherwise, as even the title of their article suggests ...and they are supporters of Menzingen’s new direction! We have been warning for some time about Menzingen’s very serious problems with honesty and telling the truth. Here is a “hostile witness” who agrees with us in doubting Menzingen’s candour and honesty, especially in their last paragraph. Has ‘Rorate Caeli,’ pillar of the indultish/Ecclesia Dei internet chattering class, gone all “reactionary,” “bitter” and “hate-filled” and ended up joining the Resistance? Or could it just be that The Recusant and others were telling the truth about Menzingen and DICI all along…?!?

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See for yourself and make up your own mind.

 

 



Statement from Fr. King

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To readers living in England, Scotland and Wales, Fr. Brendan King will need no introduction. For the benefit of people from other parts of the world, he was ordained in 1987 by Archbishop Lefebvre and has been prior of Preston, covering the chapels of Northern England, until today when he announced his departure from the SSPX due to its new direction. His statement can be read here.

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Deo Gratias. Please keep him in your prayers, and pray that more priests follow his example.


Fr. Bouchacourt: "It's all thanks to the Pope"; Pozzo: "The Journey Continues!"

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We refer the reader to an article which appeared a week ago in the French weekly magazine "Famille Chrettienne" ('Christian Family' - a magazine which is not even 'conservative novus ordo' - it is widely regarded as liberal even by the standards of the Novus Ordo!), a translation of which can be found hereor on our Reference Materials page.

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As one might expect, most of it is not "news", but it does contain some snippets of interview with Fr. Christian ("the-Jews-did-not-commit-Deicide") Bouchacourt, who takes the opportunity to praise Pope Francis as being very helpful in the matter of the SSPX recognition. Remember that it was Fr. Bouchacourt who first asked for the recognition back in 2011. He asked the then Cardinal Bergoglio (now Pope Fancis), the man, he says, "...who made things easier [for the SSPX to be recognised]." "Without him, it would have been impossible."

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There are also some snippets of interview with Archbishop Pozzo in which, amongst other things, he says that the "journey" of "dialogue" between the SSPX and Rome "is continuing." 

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Would anyone like to ask Fr. Daniel "Resistance-to-What?" Themann what this all means? 

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Would anyone like to ask Fr. Jacques Emily, who insisted that "There is no accord and there will be no accord!"  (and who said that anyone who says otherwise must be "of such bad faith" see here) what this might mean?

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Would someone like to ask Bishop Fellay, who said in talks in England, Ireland and elsewhere that everything is over between the SSPX and Rome, and that the talks are at an end, what this might mean?




Fr. King at the Liverpool Resistance, Sunday 10th May 2015

Is this what one calls "spin"...?

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What is the SSPX reaction to the departure of Frs. MacDonald and King?

From a reader comes the following:

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   'At St. Joseph's [in London] it was announced that:"Father King had walked out

 

   on his parish responsibilities, leaving [Father Vandendale] to look after the whole

   of Central England single-handedly."

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Given that Fr. King made sure to inform both Fr. Morgan and Bishop Fellay in advance of his intention to leave the SSPX, this is somewhat dishonest, to put it mildly. Notice also the lack of any hint of why Fr. King left - he just walked out, the implication being 'for no good reason.' This despite the declaration which Fr. King made public. As for "parish responsibilities", surely a responsibility towards the truth and towards the salvation of souls must rank highest amongst these, to say nothing of the fact that very many of his former parishioners are now (still) his current parishioners, having followed him out of the SSPX. 

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Regarding Fr. MacDonald, in the latest district newsletter, Fr. Morgan writes:

 

   " Fr MacDonald’s departure

   On a sadder note, I regret to announce the departure of Father Edward

   MacDonald from the District just after Easter following his decision to

   undertake an independent apostolate in Australia."

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Once again, note what is not said, and what is implied thereby. Fr. MacDonald is currently, to use his own words, "with the Resistance in Australia." Why is there no mention of the Resistance by Fr. Morgan? Why is there no mention by Fr. Morgan of the crucial reason why Fr. MacDonald left? Why Fr. Morgan lead the ususpecting reader to believe that Fr. MacDonald simply left on a selfish whim, for no reason - is this not uncharitable as well as dishonest? Given that Fr. MacDonald decided specifically to go and help Fr. Chazal and Fr. Picot, and that (again, in his own words) he did so at the request of Fr. Ortiz, is it not extremely misleading to say that he left to undertake "an independent ministry" - as though Fr. MacDonald simply could not be bothered to put up with obedience and superiors any longer?

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Why the lack of honesty and candour? What is there to hide? Ironically, by going to such great lengths to avoid mentioning the Resistance or the crisis in the SSPX, Fr. Morgan has only drawn everyone's attention to it still further. It shows that the actions of Fr. MacDonald and Fr. King have dealt a serious blow to the "everything's-alright" / "everything's-still-the-same" version of 'reality' subscribed to by those who are living in denial. More worryingly, however, is the adoption by the SSPX of the sort of "spin" beloved of corrupt political parties and secular media. Let your "yes" be "yes" and your "no" be "no".





France: 83-year old lady double-excommunicated!

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Via the French Resistance website "Reconquista" comes this story:

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“We have just learned that the new [SSPX] prior of Fabregues has upped the ante with excommunications. The 83-year-old lady who was excommunicated (literally) by Fr. de la Motte for having welcomed Bishop Williamson into her home, Fr. Rousseau upped the ante by declaring that this excommunication would also stand were she to dare to welcome anyone at all connected with the Resistance to her home.


Apart from the odious denial of sacraments to an elderly person in need, there is the juridical absurdity of such a sanction. What does Fr. Rousseau mean by “welcome into her home”: if Fr. Pinaud stopped by for a cup of tea on the veranda, would she be excommunicated for that?


What does he mean by “resistance person”? Is there a black list of bishops, priests, brothers and laymen who are considered “people of the resistance”? Are Enoch and Eli on it?


Beyond this aberration and this and inhumanity on the part of an SSPX prior, we see a very dangerous spirit emerging, the spirit of a shop which no longer admits the possibility of any other way of eternal salvation than Bishop Fellay, the SSPX and its new spirit.


An SSPX priest who is currently in a very important post in the French district recognised that such a punishment was falling on the congregation.


Outside the Church no salvation! That’s a dogma, it’s absolutely true!

Outside Bishop Fellay and the SSPX no salvation – that is an obvious schism. Think about it.”

 

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Post Script - We also learn via NonPossumus that Fr. de la Motte was replaced mid-year because he recently left the SSPX to go and join the local conciliar diocese. He is not the first. How many more, before Bishop Fellay saves them the trouble...?

News from Ireland

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(Fr. Ballini)

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From a correspondent in Ireland comes the following encouraging news:

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There are currently three Resistance priests in Ireland. Fr. Bufe is joined by Fr. MacDonald, back from Australia, both of whom are in turn jonied by Fr. Giacomo Ballini (an Italian priest who had been stationed in Cork under Fr. Wailliez, and before that in Preston).

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At the 11.00 Mass in Cork yesterday, Fr. Ballini explained his departure to the faithful, and handed out documentation to better explain what is going on in the SSPX and why he felt that he had no choice but to leave. Fr. Wailliez is reported to have gone down to the chapel shortly afterwards in a rage to change the locks on the church (why would that be necessary?) and otherwise prove himself as vindictive as possible. 

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Meanwhile, Fr. MacDonald offered Mass in Wexford yesterday for around 45 people, in the chapel currently used by the Resistance which was once used by Dom Marmion some 100 years ago. Three chapels: Wexford, Cashel (Tipperary) and Tralee (Kerry) are now lost to the SSPX and with the Resistance. This is in addition to the other Resistance chapels where Mass is regularly offered: Kesh (Fermanagh), Longford (where Fr. MacDonald will be offering regular Mass) and Dublin (at the Skylon Hotel, where Fr. Bufe will be offering Mass next Sunday at 10am).

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Remember to pray for Fr. Ballini, and pray that more priests and faithful will have the courage to stand up to the modernism of the neo-SSPX and do likewise.


Join the Resistance Rosary Crusade!

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We have the Canadian Resistance faithful to thank for this excellent initiative, from which great good will surely come. More details can be found here:


http://www.resistancerosarycrusade.com/


...in the meantime, for those wishing to hear more about it from the people who first concieved this initiative, we recommend the excellent and very informative interview with "Ecclesia Militans Radio". As well as answering some questions and objections, the interview provides an interesting insight into the spirit of the Resistance faithful, a spirit which we belive is shared by the Resistance faithful around the world, and is for that reason if no other, well worth a listen.

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Our Lady of Fatima, Pray for us! 


Czech Resistance Pilgrimage

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From the website REX! comes news about the Czech Resistance Pilgrimage which took place last weekend, to the shrine of St. John Nepomuk, a priest who was martyred in 1393 for refusing to break the seal of confession.

Fr. Martin Fuchs preached a sermon on the seal of confession to around 20 souls who were present at the Pilgrimage church for Mass on Sunday. An English translation of the sermon and some more photos can be seen here.

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Confirmations in Australia

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Bishop Faure recently visited the Resistance in Australia to administer the sacrament of confirmation to many souls who had been patiently waiting for last 18 months. Deo Gratias.

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Some pictures of confirmations in Tynong can been found here

A video of the start of confirmations and sermon at Brisbane can be seen below.

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Resistance Ordinations

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Our Canadian friends over at Ecclesia Militans have some photos of two recent diaconal ordinations for the Resistance, recently carried out by Bisho Faure in the Phillippes. One of them, Rev. Dr. Suneel is due to be ordained to the priesthood which, we gather, will take place this coming August.
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Deo Gratias! Please God may there be many more! 


Open Letter to SSPX Parishioners

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Are you still attending the conciliar SSPX? Are you aware that many people, often those who were the heart and soul of their parish, have left the SSPX in the last couple of years? Our friends over at Catholic Candle recently published the following excellent and very timely letter.


"We are writing to explain why we no longer attend the Masses of the SSPX or give them any support of any kind..."


Read more here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B49oPuI54eEGMnFPTWVVNlQ4bms/view

...and please consider printing off to give to those you know who are still in the SSPX.

Reminder: All Night Adoration

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A quick reminder that a vigil of prayers for priests for the Resistance is happening on Friday 16th October, finishing Saturday 17th October. If you are not within range of London, please consider joining us in prayer from wherever you are. 


An Important Sermon

Resistance Conference

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A Note for your Diary:

Resistance Conference

Saturday 2nd  &  Sunday 3rd April, 2016

London

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...further details to follow.


Another Note for your diary:

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All Night Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

S.W. London

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Friday 26th Feb. 

7pm Mass - followed by all night adoration...

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Saturday 27th Feb.

...all night adoration followed by - 7am Mass


A Forgotten Anniversary

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Good Friday marks the 25th Anniversary of the death of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, on 25th March, 1991. Nothing about this can be found in the British district newsletter. Nothing on DICI.org. Nothing on fsspx.de, the German district website. The US District has an article which is not very prominently displayed on their website, an article which rather misses the point. A mere 25 years after his death, the Archbishop is all but forgotten by the priests of the Society which he founded. 



Reminder...

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Catholic Resistance Conference

Sat. 2nd  &  Sun. 3rd April, 2016
9.00am - 5.30pm both days
The Antoinette Hotel,
Broadway
Wimbledon
SW19  1SD

Confessions; Mass; Rosary; Talks; Q&A; Social;
Lunch and refreshments provided free


PROVISIONAL SCHEDULE FOR SATURDAY:

9.00am Confessions

9.30am Mass

- sermon

- reception into the Church

- tea break -

11.30am Talk

- lunch break -

(buffet provided free)

1pm Talk

- tea break -

2pm Talk

- tea break -

- Rosary -

3.30pm Talk

- tea break -

4.30pm Talk

5.30pm - END

 


Rome approves of neo-SSPX ordinations

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On 8th July 2016, DICI reported on the ordination of one Rev. Daniel Sabur to the priesthood by Bishop de Galarreta in the church of St. Nicolas du Chardonnet, Paris, which took place six days earlier. 


In a post on the French district website "La Porte Latine", one can read the text of the sermon on that occasion. Towards the end of his sermon, Bishop de Galarreta says the following:

"So the Babylonian Patriarchy, which is Chaldean, says that we are schismatics. And the Ordinary in France for the Oriental Churches says that we are illegal. And yet the Pope himself says that the Society, that we, are Catholics. So are we Catholics or are we schismatics? I have with me the letter given by His Excellency Bishop Fellay where the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith tells us, the Bishop says, that we can proceed with the ordinations without asking the permission of the local bishops; it is sufficient to give them the names of the ordinands, something which we will do of course, at the right opprtunity. So we're neither schismatic nor illegal."

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With the possible exception of Pope Francis himself, nobody better represents the conciliar church than the "Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith", unworthy successor of what used to be the Holy Office. They are at the heart of the modernist, conciliar project. These are the very people who have been destroying the Church these past fifty years and who have been causing countless millions to lose the Faith. They also represent the people who illegally supressed the SSPX a mere four-and-a-half years after it was founded and "suspended" Archbishop Lefebvre the following year  - essentially for the crime of ordaining "renegade" priests in the Traditional Rite at Econe. Now these same people are (apparrently) quite happy for SSPX ordinations to go ahead, and will even go as far as committing their approval to paper. 

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But don't worry - as we've been told so often, nothing has changed, the SSPX is the same as it always was, it still continues exactly the same fight as Archbshop Lefebvre, Bishop Fellay & co haven't changed their position one bit since the days of Archbishop Lefebvre, don't listen to the rumours and scaremongering from those who say they that a sell-out to modernist Rome has been gradually accomplished, there's no truth in that at all, where's your evidence, etc...


Seminary Appeal

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From:

Our Lady of Mount Carmel Seminary

Boston, Kentucky, USA

...comes the following appeal, to which we encourage you all to respond generously. 


An excellent opportunity has presented itself! The property adjacent to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Seminary is available for purchase. It includes a large six bedroom house and five acres of land.

 

Considering the current growth of the Seminary, which includes the six returning seminarians and one brother from the previous year, as well as new seminarians, this will be a wise and timely purchase.

 

The total purchase price is $150,000. The Australian as well as the United Kingdom SSPX Marian Corps are also involved in this effort and plans are to purchase this property mid-December of this year. Through this combined effort, hopes are to pay for this entire property in full without the need of a bank loan.

 

This provides us all with an ideal occasion to support these good priests, who are working tirelessly for the preservation of the Catholic Faith by forming our future priests to follow in the footsteps of Archbishop Lefebvre.

 

May Our Dear Lord bless all of our efforts through the intercession of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. St. Pius X, pray for us.

 

Please make check or money order payable to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Seminary and mail to:

 

E Supremi

PO Box 72

Saint Marys, KS 66536

 

 

 

Fathers Pfeiffer and Hewko thank you in advance for your generosity.

 

AMDG

 

If more information is needed please email: esupremi@gmail.com


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