Author Topic: Fisher More College banned by bishop from saying Latin Mass (Read 12221 times)

claudel · « **Reply #55 on:** April 27, 2014, 06:51:54 PM »

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Well, what was started and what we ended up with are two different things.

To speak of "ending up" is premature. The present plateau, shall we call it, is a situation where those who are moving toward the Traditional Faith are under attack. I don't expect things to "end up" well for them, but it's not for any lack of trying on their part.

There is a dire shortage of genuine Catholic institutions of higher learning. Unless one wishes to go the TradGuy20 route and trade in all the books for barbells and workout gear, dismissive indifference to the plight of people who are, whether they yet realize it or not, inexorably moving in our direction is inappropriate.

Capt McQuigg · « **Reply #56 on:** April 27, 2014, 07:03:35 PM »

Quote from: claudel

Quote from: Capt McQuigg
Well, what was started and what we ended up with are two different things.

To speak of "ending up" is premature. The present plateau, shall we call it, is a situation where those who are moving toward the Traditional Faith are under attack. I don't expect things to "end up" well for them, but it's not for any lack of trying on their part.

Claudel, I hope the best for this college but must wonder why people still spend so much more for a place that may actually be more of a spiritual danger than a secular college. In this current social climate, I would encourage a state school to a novus ordo school.

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Author Topic: Fisher More College banned by bishop from saying Latin Mass (Read 12221 times)

claudel

Fisher More College banned by bishop from saying Latin Mass

Capt McQuigg

Fisher More College banned by bishop from saying Latin Mass