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Author Topic: Fake priest: laicized Jospeh A. Colletti representing himself as Catholic priest  (Read 12863 times)

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Those needing to be confirmed go to a SSPX chapel.
Fair enough, I didn't think of that.  I'd still be interested to know where the priests get their oils.  I do know of one priest who left the SSPX, yet retained the oils he got from Abp Lefebvre, he was very economical in how he used them, and made them last for years.



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Fair enough, I didn't think of that.  I'd still be interested to know where the priests get their oils.  I do know of one priest who left the SSPX, yet retained the oils he got from Abp Lefebvre, he was very economical in how he used them, and made them last for years.
Canon law says he's supposed to toss the old and get new oils every year 

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Canon law says he's supposed to toss the old and get new oils every year
OLHC is an independent chapel, not under a bishop, and is functioning under "supplied jurisdiction" which is like "emergency use authorization." Many people there would rather go to SSPX, but that means a long trip. Some are writing letters to SSPX asking for a chapel in Orange County.

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OLHC is an independent chapel, not under a bishop, and is functioning under "supplied jurisdiction" which is like "emergency use authorization." Many people there would rather go to SSPX, but that means a long trip. Some are writing letters to SSPX asking for a chapel in Orange County.
A priest still needs a superior.
I would ask where they get their oils.