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Michael Voris banned from liberal diocese....
« Reply #10 on: April 12, 2011, 06:48:10 AM »
Scranton used to be the darling diocese of the neo-conservatives until the bishop there was forced to resign for health reasons.  The Conciliar church is so far gone that it may be impossible to reform it.

Michael Voris banned from liberal diocese....
« Reply #11 on: April 12, 2011, 08:13:43 AM »
Quote from: stevusmagnus
Where in Vatican II was the ordination of women approved? If not, why would they have to "leave Vatican II" if women were ordained?


When they allowed the altar girls and women speaking at the pulpit.  Now its just a matter of timing.  


Michael Voris banned from liberal diocese....
« Reply #12 on: April 13, 2011, 03:13:32 PM »
Quote from: stevusmagnus
The same Bishop allowed a pro-abortion and ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ rights speaker in his diocese? What is the Bishop's response to this? Is it true?


Yes, Stevus, this is true.  I live in this diocese.  I am a former member of the NO church in this diocese.  I don't usually keep up with it, and I don't care really, but this is what people must put up with.

Bishop Bambera was appointed by B16.

He allowed a pro-abort, pro-lesbian to speak at same College as long as she was "monitored."

Yet he refused Michael Voris because he criticizes the VII theology of "religious freedom."

I would like to say, I am NOT a supporter of Michael Voris, but I think he does offer a voice that "conservative" Catholics won't here otherwise.

Michael Voris banned from liberal diocese....
« Reply #13 on: April 13, 2011, 03:26:15 PM »
Quote from: TKGS
Scranton used to be the darling diocese of the neo-conservatives until the bishop there was forced to resign for health reasons.  The Conciliar church is so far gone that it may be impossible to reform it.


There are so many misconceptions about the Diocese of Scranton.  I live here.  I know what is happening around this diocese.  They are liars and pretenders.  Bishop Martino, who was no friend to tradition, was run out on a rail because he had the audacity to stand up the USSCB.  He routinely sent out letters to priests that they ignored telling them not to support pro-abort congressmen and politicians.  He stayed in skirmishes with the universities because he demanded an account of their curriculum and lecturers.  He also refused to give in to the teacher's union who run the Catholic school system.  He tried to clean up the sɛҳuąƖ abuse mess left to him by the his predecessor by exposing and having arrested as many men as he could prove.  The people in this diocese HATED the man.

Bishop Bambera was chosen by Pope Benedict last year.  He was recommended by Cardinal Regali.  Bambera is a native to the Diocese.  His legacy is one of allowing pro-aborts to speak at the universities, allowing drug-addicted priests to continue their "work" of embezzling money from the parish, removing faculties of priests who are preaching about and preparing themselves for the Chastisement, and reducing the amount of Masses offered by the FSSP.


Edited to add:  I am NOT a NO Catholic.  I do not support them in anyway, shape, form or fashion.  I am only posting this as information as to what NO Catholic lay-people, many of whom are simply ignorant to the crisis, have to contend with in this dioces.[/color]

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Michael Voris banned from liberal diocese....
« Reply #14 on: April 13, 2011, 03:44:34 PM »
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There are so many misconceptions about the Diocese of Scranton.  I live here.  I know what is happening around this diocese.  They are liars and pretenders.


Yet according to Caminus, they still "profess the Faith" and must be considered Catholics until they are judged in an ecclesiastical trial.