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Offline Telesphorus

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Could someone translate this?
« on: May 29, 2012, 08:40:31 PM »
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  • http://www.resistance-catholique.org/docuмents/2009/RC_2009-09-15_Le_livre_de_labbe_Celier_edite_et_preface_par_un_franc-macon.pdf


    Offline Graham

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    Could someone translate this?
    « Reply #1 on: May 30, 2012, 12:02:13 PM »
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  • Here are the first two pages. I'll finish it this evening:

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    The book Benedict XVI and the Traditionalists by Abbé Celier, edited and prefaced by a franc-mason of the Grand Lodge of France.

    Faced by this scandal without precedent in the SSPX, the reactions of the faithful are multiplying.

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    “Truce, therefore silence, will henceforth be a crime! It is time to lift the mask from these men and reveal them to the universal Church as they are!” Saint Pius X in the encyclical Pascendi Gregis of September 8, 1907.

    Dear correspondents,

    On April 16 2008, we were diffusing an important dossier on the Abbé Celier and his latest book, Benedict XVI and the Traditionalists, published on March 12 2007 by Entrelacs (subsidiary of Albin Michel) in the collection Connivences.

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    There we were already recalling the links of the editor, Jean-Luc Maxence, with Gnostic and esoteric circles.

    We invite you to reread these docuмents:

    http://www.resistance-catholique.org/articles html/2008/04/RC 2008-04-16 GC html
    http://www.resistance-catholique.org/docuмents/2008/RC 2008-02-17 Dossier-AbbeG-Celier-(1-3).pdf
    http://www.resistance-catholique.org/docuмents/2008/RC 2008-02-17 Dossier-AbbeG-Celier-(2-3).pdf
    http://www.resistance-catholique.org/docuмents/2008/RC 2008-02-17 Dossier-AbbeG-Celier-(3-3).pdf

    At the end of October 2008, Jean-Luc Maxence publishes a book, The Lodge and the Couch, in which he reveals his attachment to Franc-masonry. Jean-Lux Maxence avowed to practicing the Franc-masonry of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite for many years!

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    This psychoanalyst is a former journalist of World and Life. This review was directed more recently by Olivier Pichon (in the periphery of Ecclesia Dei and co-author with Abbé Celier of Benedict XVI and the Traditionalists). Today it belongs to the Abbé of Tanouarn who left the SSPX to rejoin the Conciliar Church in 2006. First cousin of the Abbé of Cacqueray and proprietor of the weekly Minute, the Abbé of Tanouarn (also director of the publisher Servir) published in 2003 a work, Straw and Sycamore, in which his friend Abbé Celier, under the pseudonym of Paul Sernine, attacked Etienne Couvert and Jean Vaquie, who had had the the courage to denounce the infiltration of gnosis and esoterism in Traditional circles as well as those who insidiously promoted it.

    Despite these particularly serious facts demonstrating the links between Abbé Celier and gnostic circles, his superiors have always taken up his defense, preferring to sanction his colleagues who are on guard against his pernicious writings.

    And today we discover that the Abbé Celier had edited, with total impunity, his Benedict XVI and the Traditionalists - destined to favour the reunion of the SSPX and modernist Rome - by this admirer of gnosis and of Franc-masonry, and this with the support of Mgr Fellay and the Abbé of Cacqueray!!

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    It was not until the previous February 1st that the information was revealed to the public at large by Emmanual Ratier in his letter of confidential information Facts and Docuмentation #269. Here is an extract from it:

    “Director for more than ten years of the Didrot Centre of Rehabilitation (for drug addiction), Jean-Luc Maxence, who was longtime regular contributor to the Catholic magazaine World and Life, unveiled his Masonic membership (Grand Lodge of France) in The Lodge and the Couch (Dervy).”

    The information was reprised next by The Salt of the Earth, a review of the Avrillé Dominicans, but carefully avoided saying that Jean-Luc Maxence, close to the Abbé Celier and Oliveir Pichon, was editor and prefacer of the work of these last, supported by the directors of the SSPX.

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    Finally, the site virgo-maria.org published many complete dossier on the Masonic collusions of Abbé Celier and the Directors of the SSPX:

    http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2009/VM-2009-09-02-A-00-Question sur Mgr Fellay.pdf
    http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2009/VM-2009-07-27-A-00-Abbe Celier edite par FM.pdf
    http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2009/VM-2009-07-30-A-00-Jean Luc Maxence-Celier.pdf

    Benedict XVI and the Traditionalists has been published with the evident goal of conditioning the priests and faithful to a coming and ineluctable dilution of the work of Mgr Lefebvre in the ecuмenical magma of the Conciliar Church.


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    Could someone translate this?
    « Reply #2 on: May 30, 2012, 12:06:58 PM »
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  • Sorry Graham, I should have said, could someone summarize the key points, but thanks for your efforts!

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    Could someone translate this?
    « Reply #3 on: May 30, 2012, 12:11:44 PM »
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  • So far:

    -The Abbe Celier wrote a book called Benedict XVI and the Traditionalists

    -Recently he had his book edited and prefaced by a certain Jean-Luc Maxence, a psychoanalyst and admitted longtime Mason

    -This was done with the evident consent of the directorate of the SSPX

    -This book with its preface are apparently an effort by the SSPC directorship to prepare the faithful for rejoining the conciliar church

    Offline Telesphorus

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    Could someone translate this?
    « Reply #4 on: May 30, 2012, 12:41:13 PM »
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  • Quote from: Graham
    So far:

    -The Abbe Celier wrote a book called Benedict XVI and the Traditionalists

    -Recently he had his book edited and prefaced by a certain Jean-Luc Maxence, a psychoanalyst and admitted longtime Mason

    -This was done with the evident consent of the directorate of the SSPX

    -This book with its preface are apparently an effort by the SSPC directorship to prepare the faithful for rejoining the conciliar church


    Hopefully those who read this will grasp the importance of these facts.

    Freemasons editing books on "the return."

    Why is it necessary to have a Zionist managing money and legal affairs and a Freemason editing a book by one of the SSPX's priests in charge of DICI?

    A book that really discusses the plans for integrating the traditionalists into the liberal stream of conciliarism.

    Are people willfully blind?


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    « Reply #5 on: May 30, 2012, 08:45:30 PM »
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  • -this book apparently outlines the plan for reunion between the SSPX and the modern church

    -a plan which has been in place for years, since Mgr Fellay placed Abbe Celier in charge of the publishing house Fideliter in 1994.

    -the book was supported publically by Mgr Fellay and received wide publicity within the SSPX

    -“Is not the objective of the Connivences collection to offer a space for exchange beyond the habitual ideological cleavages? (…) It seems to me undeniable that this discussion enlightens the points of view of each and may constitute an important stone in the edifice of a reconciliation that, as for myself, I hope possible” (extracts from the preface of Jean-Luc Maxence).

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    Could someone translate this?
    « Reply #6 on: May 31, 2012, 12:59:55 AM »
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  • Graham, you didn't have to do that. Virgo-Maria has an English edition that basically says the same thing (except for the letter).

    http://www.virgo-maria.org/articles/2009/VM-2009-11-11-A-00-Question-about-Bishop-Fellay.pdf

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    Could someone translate this?
    « Reply #7 on: May 31, 2012, 08:45:35 AM »
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  • Tele, a word.

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