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Re: Protecting Our Families from Wolves
« Reply #20 on: July 15, 2020, 09:36:51 AM »
Donkath thank you, you point is true. Fr Koesk had told me the seal of confession applied to the penitent too he was always saying what ever conversation we had I wasn't allowed to tell my parents,  I have gotten into the rabbit hole of pizzagate because of what happened  
It is the same as when boys were abused by paedophilic priests.  They are put under the same admonition.    Their parents did not know most of the time, and usually wouldn't believe them anyway.
And  a young girl had no way of even knowing how to tell a nun about it fearing their reaction.

Re: Protecting Our Families from Wolves
« Reply #21 on: July 17, 2020, 06:44:24 AM »
This is a very sad situation and this kinda thing needs to be addressed how many others have been abused this same way? When attended grade school I was taught by the sisters of Mercy and these women knew no mercy. I remember telling my mother that this little girl had a clothespin placed on her lips the whole day and the little girl cried because her lips were turning purple. Of course, my Mother said "Sister knows what is best"  Part of the problem is Priest etiquette I was taught there is to be no familiarity between Priest and laity. I still try and follow this guideline and that was in 1965. 


Re: Protecting Our Families from Wolves
« Reply #22 on: October 24, 2020, 05:54:29 PM »
Francis Miller was not pushed out of Pensacola, but asked to leave, after several members observed first hand his many inconsistencies:

FACT: Francis Miller was in fact expelled as a Franciscan, yet still masquerades as a Franciscan.(indicated in the letter below)

I don't have an issue with this because if you're a sede then being expelled from the Novus Order OFM is a badge of honor. The other points you mentioned are disturbing, if true.