Author Topic: Karma? Or, the neo-SSPX laughing their butts off (Read 2305 times)

Matthew · « **on:** September 29, 2015, 03:16:08 PM »

"Cathinfo is a scandal!"
"All the detraction, gossip and lies there!"
"We're being attacked"
"Shame on you all"
"We are ordering our seminarians to stay off CathInfo"

Are these quotes from the neo-SSPX talking about the Resistance?
Or from Boston, KY talking about those who are waking up to the problems there?

Answer: "Yes"

I must be honest. If I were one of the neo-SSPX stormtroopers (of questionable good will) I would be having a field day with this. I'd be laughing my butt off, citing karma and "what goes around comes around".

In the last few days, I'm having serious deja vu. People posting problems with their chapel, certain individuals firmly planting their heads in the sand, determined to stand with their current chapel come hell-or-high-water, etc.

I KNEW that I was just going through all this not too long ago... yes, I know! It was the summer of 2012 when the Resistance was just getting started.

¡Hijole! History just keeps repeating itself. What goes around comes around? Karma is a...witch? This situation could Pablobly keep a psychologist busy for months.

See I hate to say that, because I know the Resistance is completely legitimate. But maybe the Pfeiffer branch of the Resistance had problems from the start...well, Pablo was there from the start, so I guess I'm correct.

But even then, I supported their group unreservedly, when I had no reason not to. Maybe that's the key here -- you do your best IN THE PRESENT TIME (which is where we human creatures are stuck -- we're not God, and we can't time travel) with the information you have.

God doesn't judge us for things we didn't know. He only expects us to do the right thing at all times.

Nobody · « **Reply #1 on:** September 29, 2015, 03:30:34 PM »

Quote from: Matthew

God doesn't judge us for things we didn't know. He only expects us to do the right thing at all times.

If only 10% of what is reported to have happened in Kentucky would happen here, the offenders would have been lynched long ago.

Now that the pillow is torn and the feathers have spread far and wide, those with firsthand evidence need to speak up, those without need to be quiet.

We have a bishop, without jurisdiction but a bishop nevertheless. He manages to speak about many sticky subjects. Present your evidence to him and demand that he speak up about the problems in his own backyard. If he refuses to pick up the fight, get rid of him. After all, he is at least partly responsible for creating this (alleged) monster.

But at least stop moaning, gossiping and turning us into a laughing stock. It's actions we need, not rumours and gossip.

MariaAngelaGrow · « **Reply #2 on:** October 04, 2015, 02:19:52 AM »

Same source in both cases, and he is determined to destroy the true Faith and the real Mass. And only the consecration will stop him.Meanwhile, we can hide withine the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Immaculate Heart of Mary, going on doing all that we can for the true Church.

richard · « **Reply #3 on:** October 04, 2015, 06:58:17 AM »

Nobody writes: We have a bishop, without jurisdiction but a bishop nevertheless. He manages to speak about many sticky subjects. Present your evidence to him and demand that he speak up about the problems in his own backyard. If he refuses to pick up the fight, get rid of him. After all, he is at least partly responsible for creating this (alleged) monster.

Get rid of him,just like that? Who would you replace him with,Ambrose? Nobody you would probably be happier with Bp.Pheiffer.

hollingsworth · « **Reply #4 on:** October 04, 2015, 12:07:22 PM »

Richard:

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Get rid of him (Bp. Williamson),just like that? Who would you replace him with,Ambrose? Nobody you would probably be happier with Bp.Pfeiffer.

You know what? I think that Nobody would indeed be happier with "Bp. Pfeiffer." I think, maybe, that Fr. Pfeiffer might be happier with "Bp. Pfieffer. Sheer speculation, of course. :rolleyes:

JPaul · « **Reply #5 on:** October 04, 2015, 04:07:33 PM »

Quote from: Nobody

Quote from: Matthew
God doesn't judge us for things we didn't know. He only expects us to do the right thing at all times.

If only 10% of what is reported to have happened in Kentucky would happen here, the offenders would have been lynched long ago.

Now that the pillow is torn and the feathers have spread far and wide, those with firsthand evidence need to speak up, those without need to be quiet.

We have a bishop, without jurisdiction but a bishop nevertheless. He manages to speak about many sticky subjects. Present your evidence to him and demand that he speak up about the problems in his own backyard. If he refuses to pick up the fight, get rid of him. After all, he is at least partly responsible for creating this (alleged) monster.

But at least stop moaning, gossiping and turning us into a laughing stock. It's actions we need, not rumours and gossip.

It is the offenders within the resistance so called who are making "us" a laughing stock. Bishops priests, and laity.

It is not the green or the blue partisan sheep who follow them and are debating about it.

There is no Church authority which can sort this out at this time. Bishop Williamson has no authority or jurisdiction to do it, save his personal moral authority. So demanding that he do this or that is absurd.

Wessex · « **Reply #6 on:** October 05, 2015, 07:20:15 AM »

Bp. W is selective. He copies ABL in consecrating bishops (for what purpose?) but will not now train priests, for him a very familiar task. The answer has to be he is doing an old buddy, Bp. Faure, a favour while concluding the calibre of new candidates for the priesthood is not worth his trouble. This situation may be a commentary on the ability to do now what ABL did in the 1970s. I sure that if there were a similar hunger among candidates and a corresponding tsunami of lay support, he would find the ' authority' somewhere.

JmJ2cents · « **Reply #7 on:** October 05, 2015, 08:11:49 AM »

The situation in KY appears to be really bad it's true and for those of us who still have hope that Fr. Pfieffer will get rid of the Hispanic and that He will continue his good work there with Fr. Hewko, your attitudes are that of gloating over the whole situation and that is very discouraging. You should be praying for them instead of laughing like an immature adult saying " I told you so, I was right, I know everything"! Your not helping!

MariaAngelaGrow · « **Reply #8 on:** October 05, 2015, 09:46:22 AM »

Am praying