Though I did not see eye to eye with Fr. Cekada on the pope issue, I liked him personally, respected his intellect, and was grateful to him for his charitable email responses to various theological questions over the last few years.

I will be particularly grateful for the part he played at SGG in preserving the true/fully traditional pre-Pius XII Holy Week rites.

I will miss him, but I will never forget him.

Now this is an example of a classy post.

He's dying on Twitter?

This is a reminder that the first generation of Traditional priests are getting old and beginning to pass away.  +Tissier is ailing, so is +Kelly.  +Williamson is getting up there in years.  So is Bishop Sanborn and Fr. Jenkins.  They were their own breed of priests and the subsequent generations just don't show the mettle of the battles they waged during the tumultuous early years of the Conciliar Revolution ... and that's one reason why we are starting to see the SSPX slouch towards Modernism.

Meg, I am shocked by your merciless post.
Why don't you say a rosary for his soul or, better yet, have a Mass said for him?

Vicious is the word for it.
I am not sedevacantist, but I can see that he was a good sincere, faithful priest. May God reward him and have mercy on his soul.

I can't believe we have people on here who don't have a respect for the death of a priest. Mind you, a priest who taught Canon Law at Most Holy Trinity Seminary. a priest who is one of the SSPX originals. a priest who exposed the evils of the new mass. I don't care if Fr. Cekada is a sedevacantist or that he split from the SSPX and jumped over to the SSPV and eventually the CMRI. I believe sedevacantism is dangerous but I will not condemn or mock a dead or dying priest because I disagree with his sedevacantist beliefs. Everyone here is a traditionalist catholic (I hope) and I hope we can all agree that when a traditionalist priest like Fr. Cekada dies, we are not to mock him while his body is warm because he is a man of God. Jesus Christ is the Great High Priest (Hebrews 4:14) and Fr. Cekada was a faithful servant of Jesus Christ here on earth. 

Let us pray for him that he may rest in peace and be well in God's kingdom. I like Matthew a lot and I agree with most things he says but I wish Matthew would've thought a little more before posting what he did. I'm sure if a Novus Ordo priest died, some people on here would condemn that priest to hell which is wrong. Some on here may even condemn Fr. Cekada to hell which is sick! It's pretty bad when we have catholics on here who will mock a priest who was faithful to the Latin Mass. Let God judge him. We are not to judge. We don't know his soul!

Disgusting...

To be fair, most people who even know what sedevacantists are thinks they are schismatics. To them, Cekada spent most of his life leading souls to hell, so unkind words would not be disgusting but fitting.

Though I did not see eye to eye with Fr. Cekada on the pope issue, I liked him personally, respected his intellect, and was grateful to him for his charitable email responses to various theological questions over the last few years.

I will be particularly grateful for the part he played at SGG in preserving the true/fully traditional pre-Pius XII Holy Week rites.

I will miss him, but I will never forget him.

An incredibly reasonable and rational post in this time.
God bless.

No, I don't believe that all sedes are in schism, but many Catholics do, and I do not find them disgusting, just as many sedes believe all non sedes are not Catholic.

Alright, I see what you are saying. I don't find them to be disgusting. I do not find Meg to be disgusting. I consider that one post Meg did to be disgusting. That wasn't a personal attack on Meg. That was simply my one word opinion on that post. Maybe I should've been more clear on that.