CathInfo.com

So to clarify is it known that Father Ramolla was an editor of, or was directly involved with SSGINFO; but not certain that  he is involved, at least not directly, with the current VoV site?

I understand that when SGGINFO was deemed have served its purposes and had become the subject of considerable criticism it was closed down. Were any reasons for the closure ever given by the people who ran the site? Or are we only able to wonder about their reasons for the change?

Clearly the files were given to the operators of VoV (or retained by the same individuals who now run Vov). That course of action may have been a calculated and cunning move, possibly for plausible deniability of any involvement by certain parties whose involvement in SGGINFO had become known.

I don't know who runs VoV, or who gives support to it financially. That is why I asked about some of these things. I would like to know if it has been established with certainty who runs the site, or if the obfuscation of that fact has been successful.

Under the circuмstances, and considering the content on Vov, if a priest is involved formally or otherwise, it is clear that he does not want to put his name to the site, or have his name associated with it. No priests have even been prepared to come out in the open and say they support it, have they?

Coud it be that Fr Hall gave the files to another party or parties who now run all of the sites that are using he same webmaster styles, arrangements, fonts, etc?

 Bernie's reply came form SGGINFO.

I just came across an exchange from December 2009.

Relevant excerpts:

Sent to the SGGINFO website:to editors:

"Who are the editors of sgginfo.com?"

Reply from Bernard G.J. Hall bgjhall@roadrunner.com:

"Well, you have my name for one."

When pressed further Bernard Hall replied that included this:

"The editors comprise a group of sedevacantists from Ohio and other states, some in the clerical, some in the lay estate [sic]."


Here is the full text of that last reply:

The editors comprise a group of sedevacantists from Ohio and other states, some in the clerical, some in the lay estate [sic]. Membership is open ended, and the organizational design is flat. Decisions are made in common among the participants who possess expertise or background for each particular piece. Authorship is seldom unitary, for the editors hold that there is no good writing, only good rewriting. Rest assured that each member of the editorial staff, present and future, is [sic] a staunch traditional Catholic; some staff members lived through the dark days of Vatican II and have distinguished themselves by their faithful resistance to the Novus Ordo since its inception.

Bernard G.J. Hall Confraternity of Ss. Peter & Paul
www.breviary.mobi6397 Holloway DriveLiberty Township, OH 45044 bhall@breviary.net Tel: 513-777-7635