Yes, I listened to that as well.  Fr Jenkins clearly was not aware of the Bishop's staunch anti-jab position.  He should have checked on that and reported that before suggesting that he might have died from the jab.

And PS....no one knows it was a heart attack.

Well, perhaps Father Jenkins does have some information that it was a heart attack.  He's probably well connected with varous priests he would know.  It certainly makes sense given how sudden it was and that Bishop Dolan was Tweeting on the day he passed away.  So I wouldn't say that "no one" knows.  I'm sure that some people do know.

As for their position on the CMRI and the Thuc line, that was the main reason I stopped associating with the SSPV many years back.  While they're entitled to their opinion, I felt that they had crossed the line over into being uncharitable.  I used to help with the production of "What Catholics Believe" (when it was on cable TV) ... and also answered phone calls from viewers during the show.  But they had one episode in which they were very uncharitably ridiculing Bishop McKenna, making fun of some of the exorcisms he had performed, and that's when I decided I didn't really feel at home there.  I also feel that they're crossing a line in terms of trying to impose their opinion of the +Thuc line and CMRI onto the consciences of others.  They could warn people that they thought they were jeopardizing their souls by receiving Sacraments from the +Thuc line, and try to persuade them, but that's as far as they can go.  They have no authority to bind consciences.

I'm surprised he even referred to him as "Father" Dolan, since the SSPV have long promoted the "One Hand Dan" nonsense, but I think that may have been more Bishop Kelly.  Bishop Kelly would conditionally confirm people who had been confirmed by Bishop Williamson, who had been part of the same 1976 "one-handed" ordination class.

Apart from that, however, I have nothing but praise for Father Jenkins as a priest.  He visited my dying brother to hear his Confession even though he had never attended his chapel there.

He could have died from a heart attack, but i'd be shocked if he got the jab.  That would make no sense whatsoever.  +Dolan has been against covid since the get-go in 2020.  Fr Jenkins' chapel is less than 30 minutes away from +Dolan's chapel...why would he make such a comment?  The mystery of Trad cινιℓ ωαrs will never cease to amaze me...

You have to feel bad for the Protestant converts... They leave one unstable place to end up in another.

Fr Jenkins' chapel is less than 30 minutes away from +Dolan's chapel...why would he make such a comment?  The mystery of Trad cινιℓ ωαrs will never cease to amaze me...

I don't think it was said with hostile intent.  It sounded just as if he was thinking out loud.  I've heard from my mother, who attends Father Jenkins' chapel in Parma, OH, that quite a few people have died of jab-related causes down at his chapel and academy in Cincinnati, despite his preaching against it.  So perhaps it was just at the front of his mind, and he made a mistake by speculating out loud about it.  Generally, whenever I hear of someone dying of a heart attack these days, my mind also immediately turns to wondering whether the person had received the jab.  Father simply made a mistake by thinking out loud about it.

Well, perhaps Father Jenkins does have some information that it was a heart attack.  He's probably well connected with varous priests he would know.  It certainly makes sense given how sudden it was and that Bishop Dolan was Tweeting on the day he passed away.  So I wouldn't say that "no one" knows.  I'm sure that some people do know.

As for their position on the CMRI and the Thuc line, that was the main reason I stopped associating with the SSPV many years back.  While they're entitled to their opinion, I felt that they had crossed the line over into being uncharitable.  I used to help with the production of "What Catholics Believe" (when it was on cable TV) ... and also answered phone calls from viewers during the show.  But they had one episode in which they were very uncharitably ridiculing Bishop McKenna, making fun of some of the exorcisms he had performed, and that's when I decided I didn't really feel at home there.  I also feel that they're crossing a line in terms of trying to impose their opinion of the +Thuc line and CMRI onto the consciences of others.  They could warn people that they thought they were jeopardizing their souls by receiving Sacraments from the +Thuc line, and try to persuade them, but that's as far as they can go.  They have no authority to bind consciences.

I'm surprised he even referred to him as "Father" Dolan, since the SSPV have long promoted the "One Hand Dan" nonsense, but I think that may have been more Bishop Kelly.  Bishop Kelly would conditionally confirm people who had been confirmed by Bishop Williamson, who had been part of the same 1976 "one-handed" ordination class.

Apart from that, however, I have nothing but praise for Father Jenkins as a priest.  He visited my dying brother to hear his Confession even though he had never attended his chapel there.

If he's got those connections then he'd also know how anti jab he was.....

They are doing an autopsy.  Unless those results have been communicated then no one knows for sure that he died of a heart attack.

Listen..outside of his Thuc position I have nothing but praise for Fr Jenkins.  I have enjoyed his shows and I believe he's one of our best priests. However his comments regarding Bishop Dolan's death were ...less than stellar.

If he's got those connections then he'd also know how anti jab he was.....

I doubt that Father Jenkins kept up with all of Bishop Dolan's various theological positions or statements.  He's probaby too busy himself to keep up with everything every priest out there thinks or says about some subject ... unless somehow it impacts his own chapels.

Yeah, how to explain the Novus ordo mass mania schism and the internecine trad wars to them

As a convert from atheism followed by perennialism, I have my days where I wonder at just what I got myself into 

Because he’s been “on-the-money” about covid.  He also accelerated his ordination schedule, knowing the general genocide threat to the remnant faithful.

In other words, he was doing what trad Bishops should be doing: 

Speaking-out, educating his flock and getting them a secure means for the Sacraments!

Right.  I think we're nearing times when public Masses will not be available and we'll be in catacombs mode.  For all we know, they'll round up all the known priests, so it wouldn't be a bad idea to have an underground network.  We know that this is ultimately a Satanic plot and they desire more than anything the loss of souls, so I'm sure that depriving the faithful of Sacraments is toward the top of their agenda.  They piloted that earlier in closing down all the churches, where many of the faithful missed Easter Sunday due to the restrictions.