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"Monsignor" Patrick J Perez
« Reply #10 on: November 17, 2011, 11:49:53 AM »
I seriously doubt that he was conditionally ordained.  He keeps his background a little murky.  If he had been conditionally ordained, knowing him, he'd have proudly announced it; but as I stated he doesn't give out too much info on his background.

"Monsignor" Patrick J Perez
« Reply #11 on: November 17, 2011, 12:36:41 PM »
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Before your sister was married did Perez announce or post the banns of marriage?  I have a reason for this question.


Honestly, I don't know, as I don't attend his chapel.

You're right about him not being completely open. My own priest worked with him for a time, but decided to leave. I'm not sure why, as he won't tell me specifics, but I know a big difference between my priest and the priests at OLHC is that they're not conditionally ordained, and all have some sort of connection to the new 'rite' in their ordinations. I assume this is why my priest left, but am not certain. Sometimes when he's (Perez) is brought up, I ask my priest about his time there, but he just tells me that he 'prefers not to talk about it, if thats okay'. I know he's trying to avoid scandal. And as inquisitive as I want to be, how can I argue with that lol.


"Monsignor" Patrick J Perez
« Reply #12 on: November 17, 2011, 12:40:50 PM »
Quote from: Thorn
Before your sister was married did Perez announce or post the banns of marriage?  I have a reason for this question.


Oh, btw, whats the reason  :detective:

"Monsignor" Patrick J Perez
« Reply #13 on: November 17, 2011, 02:51:02 PM »
Because the only banns that are announced or posted are for the favored ones, that is, those with money or the ones in power.  Many, many marriages have been performed there without banns announced.  Very few ordinary ones get posted or announced.  I always thought the banns were a requirement.  Aren't they?  Not in Perezlandia it seems.

Your priest didn't leave, he was told to leave because he joined or went over to the Old Catholics; least that's what Perez told his sheeple from the pulpit.

btw, doesn't that huge picture of Divine Mercy bother you?

"Monsignor" Patrick J Perez
« Reply #14 on: November 17, 2011, 04:21:41 PM »
Quote from: Thorn
Because the only banns that are announced or posted are for the favored ones, that is, those with money or the ones in power.  Many, many marriages have been performed there without banns announced.  Very few ordinary ones get posted or announced.  I always thought the banns were a requirement.  Aren't they?  Not in Perezlandia it seems.


Well I know they're supposed to be done, but I doubt they affect validity.


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Your priest didn't leave, he was told to leave because he joined or went over to the Old Catholics; least that's what Perez told his sheeple from the pulpit.


And that's why I love my priest. Because no matter how much he'd been calumniated and slandered against, he doesn't return the favor. That's a flat out lie; unless you think I sound like an Old Catholic too :wink: .

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btw, doesn't that huge picture of Divine Mercy bother you?


Yep.

BTW- do you mind me asking where you go to mass? Do we know each other? PM if u like.