Author Topic: I know this doesnt amount to a hill of beans (Read 449 times)

Jovita · « **on:** January 23, 2017, 10:05:51 AM »

But since in my journeys back towards traditional Catholicism, I am hyper-sensitive to any minuscule abrogations, changes, adjustments, etc that may preclude said tradition. That said, there was a tweet by a blogger that rumored a removal of a trad-friendly priest. The rumor was confirmed

http://www.expressnews.com/news/local/article/San-Antonio-Archdiocese-removes-priest-from-a-10874303.php

I know, it's just an Anglican-rite Catholic priest, but he welcomed trads with no where else to go. Anyway. I have been getting to know a few descendants of Cristeros. You know, for tactical advice.

snowball · « **Reply #1 on:** January 29, 2017, 01:11:48 PM »

Quote from: Jovita

But since in my journeys back towards traditional Catholicism, I am hyper-sensitive to any minuscule abrogations, changes, adjustments, etc that may preclude said tradition. That said, there was a tweet by a blogger that rumored a removal of a trad-friendly priest. The rumor was confirmed

http://www.expressnews.com/news/local/article/San-Antonio-Archdiocese-removes-priest-from-a-10874303.php

I know, it's just an Anglican-rite Catholic priest, but he welcomed trads with no where else to go. Anyway. I have been getting to know a few descendants of Cristeros. You know, for tactical advice.

This article
http://saveatonement.org/2017/01/24/san-antonio-archdiocese-removes-priest-from-a-parish-of-anglican-converts-san-antonio-express-news/

says the reason for removal was the priest wanted to turn diocesan property
into Anglican Ordinariate property.. and that is wrong.

Author Topic: I know this doesnt amount to a hill of beans (Read 449 times)

Jovita

I know this doesnt amount to a hill of beans

snowball

I know this doesnt amount to a hill of beans