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Is he Saint Marcell Lefebvre?
« on: March 12, 2017, 10:55:20 AM »
Is he Saint Marcell Lefebvre, yes or no?

I put up this site about a year ago:

SaintMarcellLefebvre.com
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Is he Saint Marcell Lefebvre?
« Reply #1 on: March 12, 2017, 12:19:12 PM »
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I put up this site about a year ago:

SaintMarcellLefebvre.com


You spelled your own domain incorrectly.

The answer is the answer of another question: Has Rome canonized him?
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Is he Saint Marcell Lefebvre?
« Reply #2 on: March 12, 2017, 12:21:24 PM »
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Is he Saint Marcell Lefebvre, yes or no?


He is not (as yet) a recognised saint of the Catholic Church. That may happen when the Catholic Church is cleansed of Modernism. Then again it may not for if he were made a saint for what he did (save the Tridentine Latin Mass and traditionalism in his priests) that would seem to contradict the Modernist popes who were made saints by their fellow Modernist popes who gave Lefevbre and his society of priests hell on earth. Now what pope would preside over such a contradiction?
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Is he Saint Marcell Lefebvre?
« Reply #3 on: March 12, 2017, 12:22:46 PM »
What about the cause?  Who will take up the cause?

SaintMarcelLefebvre.com

I hope people can give testimonials as to how important the Archbishops life was in their own life.  We know Rome has not Canonized him, but that would be the goal!
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Is he Saint Marcell Lefebvre?
« Reply #4 on: March 12, 2017, 12:27:59 PM »
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Is he Saint Marcell Lefebvre, yes or no?


He is not (as yet) a recognised saint of the Catholic Church. That may happen when the Catholic Church is cleansed of Modernism. Then again it may not for if he were made a saint for what he did (save the Tridentine Latin Mass and traditionalism in his priests) that would seem to contradict the Modernist popes who were made saints by their fellow Modernist popes who gave Lefevbre and his society of priests hell on earth. Now what pope would preside over such a contradiction?


Seemingly contradicting things shouldn't stop us from trying.  I know that the whole process was not easy, but the Archbishop did assist in a large part, from what I know, to preserve the Extraordinary Form of Mass.  We have Pope Saint John Paul II Canonized, and His Holiness Blessed Paul VI.  The question is was his work good?
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