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Re: Interesting comment on Fr. Leonard Feeney by his Jesuit superior
« Reply #10 on: December 02, 2023, 01:57:41 PM »
Were you there?

Offline Stubborn

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Re: Interesting comment on Fr. Leonard Feeney by his Jesuit superior
« Reply #11 on: December 04, 2023, 05:35:42 AM »
Were you there?
I was in 1973 for a week, and can say I have no idea where some of these people come up with that type of bs.


Re: Interesting comment on Fr. Leonard Feeney by his Jesuit superior
« Reply #12 on: December 04, 2023, 09:39:01 AM »
Fr. Feeney ran afoul of Cardinal Cushing because Cushing felt that Feeney was attacking his sister and brother in law and because young Bobby Kennedy complained about him. Cushinf was unjust.
But Fr did wrong by not obeying his superior and going to his new assignment. He was wrong in setting up that cultish living arrangement with his followers. He was wrong to break up married couples. He was wrong to forbid the children of his followers to be raised by their parents. He was wrong in attacking Maisie Ward his former friend and publisher. He was wrong in making fun of Mother Cabrini.
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Re: Interesting comment on Fr. Leonard Feeney by his Jesuit superior
« Reply #13 on: December 04, 2023, 10:01:38 AM »
Fr. Feeney ran afoul of Cardinal Cushing because Cushing felt that Feeney was attacking his sister and brother in law and because young Bobby Kennedy complained about him. Cushinf was unjust.
But Fr did wrong by not obeying his superior and going to his new assignment. He was wrong in setting up that cultish living arrangement with his followers. He was wrong to break up married couples. He was wrong to forbid the children of his followers to be raised by their parents. He was wrong in attacking Maisie Ward his former friend and publisher. He was wrong in making fun of Mother Cabrini.
I assume you're a Lefebvrite, correct? Is it also true that you're disobedient to what you perceive to be an Ecuмenical Council promulgated with Paul VI's so-called apostolic authority and over 60 years of encylicals, laws, disciplines, apostolic exhortations, etc., etc. from what you perceive to be the Catholic hierarchy?

If that is true, how can you consistently reproach Fr. Feeney for disobeying a vile heretic, B'nai B'rith man of the year, who called the salvation dogma nonsense and pioneered ecuмenical meetings while at the same time being okay with rejecting an ecuмenical council?

I don't know about those other things you mentioned, I doubt Feeney was doing anything obviously evil. In any case, the reason he was persecuted was because he preached no salvation outside the Church without compromise while the apostate hierarchs were getting ready to prove their faithlessness at Vatican II, completely vindicating Fr. Feeney who was pretty much the only one screaming that something is terribly wrong.

I invite everyone who has a negative impression of Feeney to listen (5 min) to his letter to Pius XII and reconsider: 

Offline Ladislaus

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Re: Interesting comment on Fr. Leonard Feeney by his Jesuit superior
« Reply #14 on: December 04, 2023, 10:15:02 AM »
I assume you're a Lefebvrite, correct? Is it also true that you're disobedient to what you perceive to be an Ecuмenical Council promulgated with Paul VI's so-called apostolic authority and over 60 years of encylicals, laws, disciplines, apostolic exhortations, etc., etc. from what you perceive to be the Catholic hierarchy?

If that is true, how can you consistently reproach Fr. Feeney for disobeying a vile heretic, B'nai B'rith man of the year, who called the salvation dogma nonsense and pioneered ecuмenical meetings while at the same time being okay with rejecting an ecuмenical council?

Not only this, but the sedevacantists who attack Father Feeney for disobeying Cushing are also in self-contradiction.  See, if ever there was a manifest heretic it was Cushing.  "No salvation outside the Church?  Nonsense." ... just to take one of dozens of heretical statements he made in public.  According to SV principles, then, Cushing was a manifest heretic and therefore no longer the Cardinal Archbishop of Boston.