However, back to the serious stuff, post-doctrinal talks, the Society will have to update its mission statement to see it through the next forty years. If Bp. Williamson is any guide we are going to see recourse to much flowery language to keep the pews filled. In his latest missive he talks of the Society working for the Universal Church as the providential guardian of the Deposit of Faith. This no longer residing in Rome but in a Rome of tomorrow. Do not SVs say the same thing?

Well said

Vatican II was the final triumpth of all those masonic popes, priests, princes, orders and theologians that nibbled away at the Church for centuries. More notably the duplicity of pre-V2 prelates in preparing for such an intended revolution. One does not need law books to support the sheer clarity of one's eyes.

christ teaching is final! so why the need to "change it to "fit for the new generation" or to our present time?? sounds like this innovators are far greater than our lord! seems that christ didn't knew it beforehand? ..hmmp!
...and this "ecuмenical thing"...poor saints!! they offered there lives to defend  christ teaching...  now it is offered as a bargain for the sake of so called"unity" and "oneness" .... stand up people! or you are just contented going to your charismatic "mass" soon you can never tell the difference of a catholic mass to a protestant service!! we are surely innovating to the point of offending God.. for the porpose of ecuмenism! so we may all unite!! {in one world religion! and the nєω ωσrℓ∂ σr∂єr! bravo!}  praise the lord! clap your hands to the lord! ( you think our Lord is pleased??) God bless to those who cares!!

whatever happens we must not leave our catholic faith... lets all work to really restore the faith! do your share ...  

You were with the Society of Saint Pius X as a seminarian and as a priest for sixteen years, from 1992 to 2008. You were in the Society long enough to have been an eyewitness to some of the changes in the mentality of its bishops and your brother priests that have taken place since Bishop Bernard Fellay met with Joseph Ratzinger/Benedict XVI on August 29, 2005. Could you describe some of these changes (refusal to criticize the Novus Ordo, the outrages that take place at "papal" Masses, such as the one in Australia during "World Youth Day" in 2008),

WYD's 'happy' party is not heavenly, say conservative Catholics
Herald Sun (Australia)
July 16, 2008
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WORLD Youth Day is just a "happy party" that will not help pilgrims prepare for heaven, a group of traditionalist Catholics say.

Members of the Society of St Pius X argue the week-long event lacks anything truly holy or sacred - despite the attendance of Pope Benedict XVI.

The Reverend Father Peter Scott, rector of the Holy Cross Seminary near Goulburn, says the celebrations are too secular.

"The reason I'm not in favour of World Youth Day is because of what happens and what has consistently happened since this was initiated by Pope John Paul II," Fr Scott told ABC Radio.
"It's become an occasion for a very secular approach to religion.

"It's become just a happy party ... a week of parties and concerts and worldly activities with very little of anything that's truly holy and sacred and prayerful or that's profoundly Catholic for that matter."

The Society of St Pius X grew out of opposition to Vatican II and remains in dispute with Rome over the church's modernisation.

"We consider we are the mainstream, we are the true Catholics doing what the church has always done," Fr Scott said.

The rector says the society's traditional masses prepare members for heaven but the World Youth Day masses are a "very liberal, easy-going, secular, un-sacred kind of thing" which won't.

The society has about 20 churches in Australia and an estimated 3,000 adherents.

In a Holy Cross Seminary newsletter, Fr Scott has written the "hidden life of the seminary ... is sanctified by humility, regularity, prayer and work".

Excellent, and soul searching in-dept article.