Author Topic: Pristinas Perilous Errors (Read 14224 times)

Elizabeth · « **Reply #40 on:** January 19, 2012, 11:24:43 AM »

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From his posts about Father Cekada and St. Clare Church, it is clear that SJB lives in Columbus, Ohio.

SJB must know Mr. Toth, who is the author of the Pristina blog. Can SJB tell us whether Fr. Ramolla allows Mr. Toth to go to Mass at his chapel there?

I wasn't aware that Fr. Ramolla was the type to ban Catholics from his masses. You must be thinking of Fr. Cekada or Bp. Dolan.

Or Fr. Jenkins and Fr. Greenwell who do ban people, a few miles south of SGG.

Bans are very common in the Cincinnati area. Fr. Jenkins even refused to Baptise LoT's baby in the Baltimore, MD area satellite chapel.

Roman Catholic · « **Reply #41 on:** January 19, 2012, 11:38:44 AM »

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From his posts about Father Cekada and St. Clare Church, it is clear that SJB lives in Columbus, Ohio.

SJB must know Mr. Toth, who is the author of the Pristina blog. Can SJB tell us whether Fr. Ramolla allows Mr. Toth to go to Mass at his chapel there?

I wasn't aware that Fr. Ramolla was the type to ban Catholics from his masses. You must be thinking of Fr. Cekada or Bp. Dolan.

I take it that's a yes — Fr. Ramolla DOES allow Mr. Toth to go to Mass at his Columbus chapel.

We do know for certain that Dolan/Cekada ban people. Most trad priests allow everybody to assist at their masses.

Many people have been banned from chapels for legitimate reasons. Of course you would not ever be able to agree that SGG ever had legitimate reasons in any situation.

The point was that some are actually known to ban people while others do not. Canute is sympathetic with those who do, yet he asked if those who don't have banned some from their masses. :rolleyes:

I was replying to this statement of yours:

"Most trad priests allow everybody to assist at their masses."

Canute · « **Reply #42 on:** January 19, 2012, 11:43:52 AM »

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From his posts about Father Cekada and St. Clare Church, it is clear that SJB lives in Columbus, Ohio.

SJB must know Mr. Toth, who is the author of the Pristina blog. Can SJB tell us whether Fr. Ramolla allows Mr. Toth to go to Mass at his chapel there?

I wasn't aware that Fr. Ramolla was the type to ban Catholics from his masses. You must be thinking of Fr. Cekada or Bp. Dolan.

I take it that's a yes — Fr. Ramolla DOES allow Mr. Toth to go to Mass at his Columbus chapel.

We do know for certain that Dolan/Cekada ban people. Most trad priests allow everybody to assist at their masses.

While you were trying to derail the thread to your favorite topic (that wicked, wicked Father Cekada!) I was looking at the bulletin for Father Ramolla's Columbus mission, St. Anthony of Padua.

Mr. Toth is not just a regular chapel member there, but is also actually part of the corporation!

So Father Ramolla not merely tolerates the hate blogger Cajetan-Diogenes-Reader, but maintains him in a prominent position in his chapel!

Father Ramolla should have shown this snide and cowardly hatemonger the door ages ago.

SJB · « **Reply #43 on:** January 19, 2012, 11:47:42 AM »

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From his posts about Father Cekada and St. Clare Church, it is clear that SJB lives in Columbus, Ohio.

SJB must know Mr. Toth, who is the author of the Pristina blog. Can SJB tell us whether Fr. Ramolla allows Mr. Toth to go to Mass at his chapel there?

I wasn't aware that Fr. Ramolla was the type to ban Catholics from his masses. You must be thinking of Fr. Cekada or Bp. Dolan.

Or Fr. Jenkins and Fr. Greenwell who do ban people, a few miles south of SGG.

Bans are very common in the Cincinnati area. Fr. Jenkins even refused to Baptise LoT's baby in the Baltimore, MD area satellite chapel.

Yes, and I was refused as a godparent by an SSPV priest in PA. I had actually forgotten this until just a few moments ago. I thought it was totally wrong, but never held it against the priest because it was his policy.

Elizabeth · « **Reply #44 on:** January 19, 2012, 11:50:50 AM »

Nice work Canute.