Author Topic: BoD Position of SSPX Resistance clergy (Read 3520 times)

MarylandTrad · « **Reply #15 on:** March 15, 2017, 06:22:38 PM »

Fr. Hector Bolduc, the first Southwest District Superior of the SSPX, believed EENS in the same sense as Fr. Feeney and was a friend of the St. Benedict Center. Fr. Bolduc was the priest who arranged for Archbishop Lefebvre to meet with Br. Francis M.I.C.M. in St. Mary’s in 1980 to talk about the dogma. Archbishop Lefebvre did not believe EENS in the same sense as Br. Francis, but neither did the Archbishop consider Br. Francis to be a heretic for believing that baptism is necessary for salvation. Archbishop Lefebvre personally gave Br. Francis Holy Communion after their meeting.

Fr. Bolduc's last sermon is available on YouTube. In the sermon Fr. Bolduc accuses those who deny the absolute necessity of baptism for salvation of committing "blasphemy against God." The whole sermon should be listened to, but he talks about EENS starting at the 3:10 mark.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/embed/GqHxUp9Gp6Q[/youtube]

happenby · « **Reply #16 on:** March 15, 2017, 06:48:48 PM »

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Fr. Hector Bolduc, the first Southwest District Superior of the SSPX, believed EENS in the same sense as Fr. Feeney and was a friend of the St. Benedict Center. Fr. Bolduc was the priest who arranged for Archbishop Lefebvre to meet with Br. Francis M.I.C.M. in St. Mary’s in 1980 to talk about the dogma. Archbishop Lefebvre did not believe EENS in the same sense as Br. Francis, but neither did the Archbishop consider Br. Francis to be a heretic for believing that baptism is necessary for salvation. Archbishop Lefebvre personally gave Br. Francis Holy Communion after their meeting.

Fr. Bolduc's last sermon is available on YouTube. In the sermon Fr. Bolduc accuses those who deny the absolute necessity of baptism for salvation of committing "blasphemy against God." The whole sermon should be listened to, but he talks about EENS starting at the 3:10 mark.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/embed/GqHxUp9Gp6Q[/youtube]

What is so precious about this sermon is not only the message, but the emotion with which this priest speaks, the angst that wells up in him over the concern for souls. Compare it to the sterile line-quoting of bod'ers who plaster the world with pretense of salvation outside the Church via bod. While promoting laxity and contradictory notions in defiance of defined doctrine, the bod crowd carries on like zombies destroying the missionary mandate of Christ. :cry:

BumphreyHogart · « **Reply #17 on:** March 15, 2017, 06:51:21 PM »

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Fr. Hector Bolduc, the first Southwest District Superior of the SSPX, believed EENS in the same sense as Fr. Feeney and was a friend of the St. Benedict Center. Fr. Bolduc was the priest who arranged for Archbishop Lefebvre to meet with Br. Francis M.I.C.M. in St. Mary’s in 1980 to talk about the dogma. Archbishop Lefebvre did not believe EENS in the same sense as Br. Francis, but neither did the Archbishop consider Br. Francis to be a heretic for believing that baptism is necessary for salvation. Archbishop Lefebvre personally gave Br. Francis Holy Communion after their meeting.

Fr. Bolduc's last sermon is available on YouTube. In the sermon Fr. Bolduc accuses those who deny the absolute necessity of baptism for salvation of committing "blasphemy against God." The whole sermon should be listened to, but he talks about EENS starting at the 3:10 mark.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/embed/GqHxUp9Gp6Q[/youtube]

What is so precious about this sermon is not only the message, but the emotion with which this priest speaks, the angst that wells up in him over the concern for souls. Compare it to the sterile line-quoting of bod'ers who plaster the world with pretense of salvation outside the Church via bod. While promoting laxity and contradictory notions in defiance of defined doctrine, the bod crowd carries on like zombies destroying the missionary mandate of Christ. :cry:

Unfortunately, your power of discernment as a flat-earther makes what you say quite questionable.

ManuelChavez · « **Reply #18 on:** March 16, 2017, 12:00:12 AM »

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Fr. Hector Bolduc, the first Southwest District Superior of the SSPX, believed EENS in the same sense as Fr. Feeney and was a friend of the St. Benedict Center. Fr. Bolduc was the priest who arranged for Archbishop Lefebvre to meet with Br. Francis M.I.C.M. in St. Mary’s in 1980 to talk about the dogma. Archbishop Lefebvre did not believe EENS in the same sense as Br. Francis, but neither did the Archbishop consider Br. Francis to be a heretic for believing that baptism is necessary for salvation. Archbishop Lefebvre personally gave Br. Francis Holy Communion after their meeting.

Fr. Bolduc's last sermon is available on YouTube. In the sermon Fr. Bolduc accuses those who deny the absolute necessity of baptism for salvation of committing "blasphemy against God." The whole sermon should be listened to, but he talks about EENS starting at the 3:10 mark.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/embed/GqHxUp9Gp6Q[/youtube]

What is so precious about this sermon is not only the message, but the emotion with which this priest speaks, the angst that wells up in him over the concern for souls. Compare it to the sterile line-quoting of bod'ers who plaster the world with pretense of salvation outside the Church via bod. While promoting laxity and contradictory notions in defiance of defined doctrine, the bod crowd carries on like zombies destroying the missionary mandate of Christ. :cry:

Unfortunately, your power of discernment as a flat-earther makes what you say quite questionable.

His stance on the flat earth is a different matter entirely. It is not relevant to this particular topic, nor should his stance in this topic be called into question because of his stance in a completely separate topic.

Ladislaus · « **Reply #19 on:** March 16, 2017, 08:03:17 AM »

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Unfortunately, your power of discernment as a flat-earther makes what you say quite questionable.

BumphreyHogart · « **Reply #20 on:** March 17, 2017, 05:16:16 PM »

This thread should not have been moved from the Resistance section. This is not about discussions about BoD, but merely what the stand of each Resistance clergy is on it, for, or against.

Gregory I · « **Reply #21 on:** March 17, 2017, 09:53:51 PM »

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Fr. Hector Bolduc, the first Southwest District Superior of the SSPX, believed EENS in the same sense as Fr. Feeney and was a friend of the St. Benedict Center. Fr. Bolduc was the priest who arranged for Archbishop Lefebvre to meet with Br. Francis M.I.C.M. in St. Mary’s in 1980 to talk about the dogma. Archbishop Lefebvre did not believe EENS in the same sense as Br. Francis, but neither did the Archbishop consider Br. Francis to be a heretic for believing that baptism is necessary for salvation. Archbishop Lefebvre personally gave Br. Francis Holy Communion after their meeting.

Fr. Bolduc's last sermon is available on YouTube. In the sermon Fr. Bolduc accuses those who deny the absolute necessity of baptism for salvation of committing "blasphemy against God." The whole sermon should be listened to, but he talks about EENS starting at the 3:10 mark.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/embed/GqHxUp9Gp6Q[/youtube]

That's the best homily I have ever heard.

Cantarella · « **Reply #22 on:** March 17, 2017, 10:49:26 PM »

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Fr. Hector Bolduc, the first Southwest District Superior of the SSPX, believed EENS in the same sense as Fr. Feeney and was a friend of the St. Benedict Center. Fr. Bolduc was the priest who arranged for Archbishop Lefebvre to meet with Br. Francis M.I.C.M. in St. Mary’s in 1980 to talk about the dogma. Archbishop Lefebvre did not believe EENS in the same sense as Br. Francis, but neither did the Archbishop consider Br. Francis to be a heretic for believing that baptism is necessary for salvation. Archbishop Lefebvre personally gave Br. Francis Holy Communion after their meeting.

Fr. Bolduc's last sermon is available on YouTube. In the sermon Fr. Bolduc accuses those who deny the absolute necessity of baptism for salvation of committing "blasphemy against God." The whole sermon should be listened to, but he talks about EENS starting at the 3:10 mark.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/embed/GqHxUp9Gp6Q[/youtube]

Thank you!

BumphreyHogart · « **Reply #23 on:** March 18, 2017, 11:09:35 AM »

A sermon by deceased Fr. Bolduc who was not even an SSPX Resistor?

C'mon! Talk about derailing a thread!

Gregory I · « **Reply #24 on:** March 18, 2017, 11:48:52 PM »

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A sermon by deceased Fr. Bolduc who was not even an SSPX Resistor?

C'mon! Talk about derailing a thread!

You know nothing of which you speak. This man is a pure lover of Jesus Christ and has zeal for the sheep. If you want to dismiss this you show only the supreme depths of your delusion and self-righteousness.

happenby · « **Reply #25 on:** March 19, 2017, 12:30:26 AM »

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A sermon by deceased Fr. Bolduc who was not even an SSPX Resistor?

C'mon! Talk about derailing a thread!

You know nothing of which you speak. This man is a pure lover of Jesus Christ and has zeal for the sheep. If you want to dismiss this you show only the supreme depths of your delusion and self-righteousness.

What place does love and zeal for the sheep have in the life of an obstinate bod'er? C'mon.