May he rest in peace. I finally found his book for a reasonable price last night and ordered it. I had tried to get a copy when I first came to Tradition, but it was selling for like $800. I have heard that it deals with the Mass alone and does not get into the sede debate. I did not agree with his positions on the Pope or the society, but I found plenty of what he had to say about other things to be edifying. I am sad to hear of his death, and will pray for him. As far as leading souls into Hell, I think that’s pretty strong. God did not set up our salvation as a riddle or crossword puzzle to be figured out. If people are confused about the state of the Church, about who the Pope is, or whether the Seat is vacant or not, as long as they act in good conscience to serve Our Lord with sincere obedience, if the confusion has led them to wrong conclusions about which position to take, I don’t think that God will hold that against them in the Judgement. If, on the other hand, a priest is tell people to sin, to receive Communion after divorce, to tolerate sodomites and abortionists, then people who follow that priest will certainly be held accountable. Because their own Catholic sense should have been screaming at them that these teachings were against God and His Church.
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