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Online Stubborn

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Re: Angelus June 1982
« Reply #35 on: Yesterday at 12:15:35 PM »
The crisis is prolonged due to disobedience.

It is schism to say Pope Leo is the pope and not follow him.

You continually do not address this.
The idea that all the Catholics in the V2 era who chose to abandon the true faith for the new faith because they had to "follow the pope" is not true because the first ones, the ones that initially went NO did so because the priests went NO. Until V2, they all only knew the true faith and Mass, which means in knowing what was right, they all instantly knew what was wrong - and what was happening in the Church was so grave a departure from what was right, that all the fresh NOers had to rely on false and blind obedience so as to abandon the true faith for the new faith. 

It was not until a year or so, in some places 3 or more years after the revolution of V2, that the majority of Catholics found out that all the liberal rot happening in the Church was given the green light by the pope.

Prior to that, all the Catholics who remained faithful to the true faith and who could not accept what was going on, were waiting for the pope to straighten the whole mess out. Talk about a shock when they got the news.

We can all thank those "R&R" pioneering trads for their True Obedience to the pope, they understood the difference between True Obedience, False Obedience and Blind Obedience. If it weren't for them keeping and handing down the faith, - pope or nope, where would we all be today?

True Obedience is "We are first of all under obedience to God, and only then under obedience to man."
False Obedience is "We can do no wrong as along as we obey the pope."
Blind Obedience is "We must obey the pope no matter what." 

So no, it is not schism to say pope Leo is the pope and not follow him in his heresies and errors - reference True Obedience above.


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Re: Angelus June 1982
« Reply #36 on: Yesterday at 12:36:46 PM »
I said I was not here to argue. Please respect that.

As far as I can tell, avoiding the +Thuc line is the most prudent course of action.

We are all responsible for our own souls, and I have merely presented information here for others to consider. I am not an authority, nor am I imposing it on anyone.

If my posts bother you this much, feel free to put me on ignore.

God bless.
+Thuc died before many here were even born or converted. Most have no idea, no idea whatsoever, no idea at all of the chaos and confusion of those times after V2. It really was a revolution, but this revolution never saw so much as one drop of blood spilled as the enemies marched toward their current victories. Instead, it's weapons were (and still are) choas, confusion, lies, falsehoods, culminations, persecutions and so on, ultimately it's weapons are whatever it takes to divide and conquer. 

I am no sede and I have no dog in this fight, and personally, I agree +Thuc line and for that matter, sedeism over all is best avoided, but to calumniate the good bishop as being insane is altogether ridiculous no matter what article or stories there are out there.  +Thuc may or may not have been wrong in doing what he did, we will find that out in the next world for sure, but we should not add fuel to the fire by promoting the ridiculous accusations Tom is obsessed with making.     

    


Re: Angelus June 1982
« Reply #37 on: Yesterday at 02:21:27 PM »
His level of mental illness can be discussed. But he was obviously not well in some respect at least.

Offline Ladislaus

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Re: Angelus June 1982
« Reply #38 on: Yesterday at 03:22:25 PM »
So, all the clowns involved in attempting to lay claim to the "support" of +Lefebvre, with Resistance bickering with +Fellay about who are the TRUE "heirs" of +Lefebvre, the date of every single quotation from +Lefebvre is critical.

During the early 1980s, +Lefebvre was easiliy as liberal if not moreso than +Fellay had become when the Resistance broke away.  He was begging Rome to allow him to "make the experiment of Tradition" from within the Conciliar pantheon, this despite the fact that he was practically SV from about 1976-1978, embittered by Montini's suspension of SSPX.  Then he became hopefully with the arrival of Wojtyla, having a reputation for conservatism, and with the notion that Montini might simply have been a one-off aberration.  Nearing the mid-1980s, he began to realize that Wojtyla was no friend to Tradition, where right before Assisi, he again said that he might have to become SV.

In this same era around 1982, he threw the Nine under the bus, for basically the exact same things that the Resistance were objecting to in +Fellay's neo-SSPX orientation.  No, it was not primarily about SVism, as some of the Nine were not even SV at the time.

Here too, The Angelus is conflating some warning by +Lefebvre against +Thuc, with getting colorful about Pope Dominguez, etc. ... detail that +Lefebvre did not go into, but which was embellished by the editorial staff.  +Thuc consecrated them before he claimed to be Pope, and then repudicated them immediately after he "came out" as Gregory XVII.  Certrainly that had not been the most prudent action by any means, but he was approached by SSPX Father Revaz after +Lefebvre had turned him down only on the grounds that he didn't hae the time, and +Lefebvre was the one who pointed him in the direction of +Thuc.  We don't have the details of that initial request, but it's quite possible that Fr. Revaz name-dropped +Lefebvre, saying something along the lines of, "+Lefebvre is too busy, but he sent me to you." ... where that might had added some "authority" to the request.  But, although this was not prudent, +Thuc was not the first nor the last to buy into and be fooled by false private revelation.  For this we have the conspicuous examples of +Fellay and "Dawn Marie", and then, yes, Kimmage's hero +Williamson, who bought into Garabandal, Valtorta, and Bogus Ordo "Eucharistic" "Miracles" ... even requiring affirmation thereof to Father Hewko before giving him holy oils, as if the denial of such would constitute a defection from Catholic faith or some grave sin.

As for the allegation regarding the witholding of intention, no evidence of any such statement has ever been found or produced.  In fact, we have numerous statement where +Thuc expressed regrets, and repudiated the consecrations, but at no time did he state that he witheld his intention.  So, where did that allegation come from.  Ironically, from Father Cekada, who in turn was quoting another commentary about where +Thuc had declared that he had NOT offered the Nouvs Ordo Mass.  Fr. Cekada idiotically referred to that as "simulation" of the Sacraments, when what +Thuc clearly meant was to declare that he did not PERFORM the Mass because in Traditional Liturgical theology there was no Mass unless the priest had received Communion.  Now, this may have been a technicality, and it was in uncharted theological waters, since prior to Vatican II, there was no such thing as "concelebration" (except for in a looser sense during the ordination of priests) ... and it was a technicality, since during said "concelebration", SOME priests certainly did receive Communion.  He was responding to hostility he had received from some SV types.  But no evidence has ever been produced where +Thuc stated that he had internally witheld his intention.  There was a conflation between the "simulation" incident with the Bogus Ordo Mass and his renunciation or repudiation of the Palmar incident, where it was blended in a shit stew into this false allegation against him.

+Thuc was repeatedly asked about the +Guerard des Laurier and +Carmona / +Zamora consecrations, and repeatedly affirmed them ... sometimes to hostile interlocutors, not backing down and not producing any claim of having witheld his intention.

Nor has there ever been a shred of evidence produced that +Thuc ever exhibited impaired intellectual faculties, but his slanderers conflate imprudent actions with "insanity", even though they're not even close to being the same thing, yet another case of stirring up a shit stew, so that they could subsequently hurl the contents at the wall in hopes that some of it would stick.  If imprudence would call into question the requisite mental faculties for the valid confection of Sacraments, we should hold both +Fellay's and +Williamson's orders positively doubtful, with +Fellay having believed in "Dawn Marie" and +Williamson in Valtorta, Garabandal, "Eucharistic" "Miracles", having ordained the "known ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ" (that phrase hurled against +Thuc regaring +Laborie ... see how that works?) Urrutigoity, Ensey, Carey, etc. ... and then later harboring this Father Abraham.  Not a few people considered him to be a "nutcase" for his condemnation of "The Sound of Music", various diatribes on women at universities, his infamous "nithe" and "nath-ty" speeches, his "obsession" with the "Holocaut", etc.  I could, if I wanted to create a smear campaign, probably whip up a "The Sacred and the Profane" with all manner of spin, omission, and out-of-context allegations against +Williamson (peppered with quotations from his housekeeper when he had been younger), take some select clips from his sermons or speeches where he makes strange faces to build the case, and could even resurrect the old +Lienart attacks, "Rosicrucian" allegations, along with the "one-handed ordination" problem (that chief slanderer of +Thuc, Bishop Kelly, used to attack the validity of +Williamson's Holy Orders) ... I too could stir it up in a pot, write a book about it, and generate enough FUD about +Williamson where a lot of simpletons, or others who simply had an ax to grind against him, would being to start having doubts and questions.  Again, these would invariably be amplified by those who have some agenda, i.e. those who hate the Resistance, or who hate "R&R" in general ... just like Kimmage here has done against +Thuc.  He's made it clear that he despises sedevacantism, and has declared no salvation outside the "line of Bishop Williamson".  So, yeah, this bozo is being objective in assessing the actual objective evidence, or lack thereof, and has no ax to grind, and can be trusted as a good source ... rather than being a shameless slanderer who continues to commit objectively grave sin by persisting in these attacks even though they have been thorougly debunked.

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Re: Angelus June 1982
« Reply #39 on: Yesterday at 03:42:17 PM »
Somewhat curious, what exactly are your reasons for giving it credence? Also, does this letter mentioned in the article exist and could the OP link it also?
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Yes, that would have to be produced in order for us even to have a real discussion here. When someone makes a claim, the burden of proof is on him to prove it. So, the author of that sidebar in Angelus Magazine (who is not named, apparently) makes a claim that there is a letter in which Bp. Thuc made a certain claim. But no evidence of this is provided. There is no photo of the letter in the magazine, for example.

What this means is that we are left wondering various possibilities: 1) Did the author of that sidebar actually see the letter, or did he hear about it from other people who may have misinterpreted what it said? 2) Was he deceived by other people who claimed it exists, and simply believed it and repeated the story as true because he chose to believe his source? 3) Is there actually a letter that Thuc did write, but that doesn't say what they are claiming here?

The SSPX has had a problematic history of their understanding of the concept of sacramental intention, as has been discussed here many times, so it wouldn't even be inconsistent if they were to read something perhaps explained clearly enough by Bp. Thuc, but which they interpreted according to their confused and incorrect principles of sacramental intention and interpreted it into what is said in the Angelus.

Since we don't have any evidence of the claim besides an unsupported assertion by an anonymous individual, there isn't really any evidence to go on here.

That's before you even get into the idea that this claim is only being made about the Palmar de Troya line, which no trads derive their orders from as far as I know, outside of Palmar de Troya. But among the mainstream trad groups, their line of holy orders never got anywhere near either Palmar de Troya, and their line of orders does not go through the people that they are saying Thuc withheld his intention from.

This whole thing is just unsubstantiated rumors, and even if it were true, it is just not relevant to anyone here.