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Adult Confirmation Class in Novus Ordo Church
« Reply #10 on: February 28, 2014, 09:45:06 AM »
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*Why Fr. Serra is not a canonized saint, when the likes of Fr. Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer (Opus Dei founder), or Sister Faustina Kowalska are, and John XXIII and JPII are about to be, is an insult to the truth.  Fr. Serra walked the length of California's coast several times, on foot, and he was halfway crippled.  He made thousands of converts.  Due to his virtue and fortitude and benevolence and apostolic spirit, California had the Mass before it had the Gold Rush, and more missions than the Church had had ecuмenical councils.  There have been many miracles attributed to Fr. Serra, so that's not the hold-up.  He spoke Spanish, so it's not a cultural obstacle.  It must have something to do with politics.


Bravo for this!  My very favorite part of living in SoCal was visiting various missions around the state.  I am now very devoted to Fr. Serra.
(side note: have you seen the masonic imaged mess they've made of the old chapel at Mission San Diego? )

Back to the orignal topic, since the OP is located in Orange County, and proximity seems to be an issue, wouldn't Our Lady Help of Christians be closer than any of the other suggestions?  

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Adult Confirmation Class in Novus Ordo Church
« Reply #11 on: February 28, 2014, 12:19:46 PM »
A novus ordo confirmation is a true spiritual disaster and a waste of precious time.  Like Neil said, the only reason to attend any novus ordo function is to see which abuses are being foisted on the novus ordites today (most of the abuses of the past were so well reported that some novus ordo parishes have actually changed the wording).

If you are in Orange County, go to one of those two churches TKGS highlighted.  The SSPX would be acceptable too.




Adult Confirmation Class in Novus Ordo Church
« Reply #12 on: February 28, 2014, 12:20:01 PM »
Parish shop and leave that parish. A most likely scenario is the priest that allows this lay person to continue is gαy.

Before you leave, write a letter to the false heretic and send copies to the diocese and the priest.

A lot of lay people who "take charge" in these lay orgs get a superiority complex, knock bozo off her podium. How long has this lay person been in the position ? Probably for years and let me tell you right now, if you think you will be the first to bring up the issue, you are wrong.

Make your next Mass your last, write a check out for 1 penny to the priest retirement fund.

And don't let the fact that you invested time or are near Easter to bail, it will just send a louder message. Fire your sponsor while you are at it.

Adult Confirmation Class in Novus Ordo Church
« Reply #13 on: February 28, 2014, 01:36:09 PM »
thanks for many information.
what everybody said about Novus Ordo churches are very true.
we are familiar with OLHC ( Our Lady  )  in Garden Grove, CA   we used to go to Mass there and attended some of their catechism class by Mnsg. Perez.
Perhaps , best way to do is attend Mnsg. Perez class, hopefully, it may not be too late for May 25.
Many of the people who attend adult Catechism class does not seems to know much.  
for example most people thought  "Immaculate Conception" is conception of Jesus.
here in Southern California, we had some priest who are traditional, I have heard some  priests such as late Father Johnson at St. Mary by the sea, and late Father Frederick Schell  were not treated very well from their dioceses.
I heard, late Father Johnson were sent to St Mary by the sea, at that time, that church was just about to close down,  but Father Johnson build the church up increased membership, and even bought parking spaces next to the church. here in Orange County, CA, when priest retire, usually diocese place that priest some church and live there, but Father Johnson had to find his own place to live.
I also called
"Our Lady of the Angels Church" in  Arcadia, CA .  they have told me, we have to attend the Mass at their church and register, to get confirmed there.   it seems like there is no class, but person told me we have to take the test.  she did not mention , we can take class at OLHC.
my wife hs been listening to Michael Voris, and watched most of his class he offer in his web site "churchmilitant.tv"  and took some class from Mnsg Perez at OLHC ,  so hopefully she is prepared, and educated.


Adult Confirmation Class in Novus Ordo Church
« Reply #14 on: February 28, 2014, 01:49:02 PM »
Quote from: TKGS
Contact a Catholic Church:

Fontana
Our Lady of Lourdes Chapel
 Fr. Gerard McKee, CMRI
 Web site:  http://www.ourladyoflourdescmri.blogspot.com/
 16010 Boyle St.
 Fontana, CA 92337
 Sunday Mass: 1:30 p.m.
 Call (909) 829-0997 or (909) 841-8052

or

Los Angeles
Queen of Angels Church
 Fr. Dominic Radecki (RevDominicRgmail.com)
 Web site: http://www.queenofangelscatholicchurch.org
 24244 Newhall Ave.
 Santa Clarita, CA 91321
 Phone:(661) 255-9849
 Rectory: (661) 269-4943
 Cell: (661) 618-0075
 Sunday Masses: 8:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 5:00 p.m.

These chapels are close to Orange County according the MapQuest.


Wish I had this info when I lived out there.  :facepalm: