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SSPX Resistance News / Crisis in the SSPX - Fr. Ed MacDonald
« Last post by Benedikt on August 25, 2025, 07:41:40 PM »
Just stumbled upon this, Father does a good job here:


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SSPX Resistance News / Re: Fr. Robinson: It’s All Valid, Trust Us!
« Last post by Ladislaus on August 25, 2025, 07:00:44 PM »
Agree with Mark79.

But here is my hot-take: what is the point of publishing nonsense from the SSPX like this, "Novus Ordo Watch" style? Novus Ordo Watch cranks out a steady stream of "Look at this nonsense! You can see there's a Crisis in the Church!"

Now a Traditional Catholic like me has ZERO need for such content. I've been convinced of a Crisis in the Church since I was a child.

Now apply that to a Catholic who is awake to the downfall of the SSPX. The evidence is literally everywhere, just like evidence of a Crisis in the Church at large. It's old news now!
Once you're awake to the fact that Fr. Robinson, all of the SSPX leadership, many of its priests, and all of its younger priests, have gone a completely different direction than +Lefebvre -- What's the point of paying attention to them any more?

What's the point of constantly putting your face in the dung pile, just to make sure it's still dung?

So, Matthew ... the point is more toward the third-parties who might be snookered by their duplicity.  They need to be exposed for their sakes, not hours.  If enough people see through their lives, it just might put enough pressure on them that they might have to cave.

Here's the worst part, as I've pointed out ...

If we who believe there's positive doubt are wrong, what's the worse that happens?  With the CONDITIONAL form of the Rite, there's no sacrilege (SSPX were deliberately conflating that concern with the conditional form and referring to it dishonestly, that is, mendaciously, as a RE-administration of the Sacrament ... which would in fact be a sacrilege).  THEY had to elevate the worse case to that level, but it's not.  So, one might loosely commit a grave disrespect toward the Sacrament IF one just did it willy-nilly for no reason whatsoever, "just in case", for negative doubt.  But given that there's enough here that they felt the need to make two defenses of the position, that's clearly enough.  Furthermore, even if THEY believe the Sacraments are valid, they have no right before God to impose that opiniion on the consciences of the faithful.  Even the charity of appeasing the consciences of the faithful, many of whom are educated, intelligent, and reasonable ... would suffice for the conditoinal administration.  Oh, of course, Robinson gaslights again by claiming that we need to accept the opinions of men who had become priests and even bishops.  OK, so the very bright Traditional Catholics bishops and priests who have come to a different conclusion are just chopped liver?  Whatever you want to say about The Nine, their top minds probably have greater knowledge and intellectual ability than nearly the entire neo-SSPX combined.  If you add Bishop Williamson in (who while believing the NO Rites to be valid per se, nevertheless concluded that condtiionals should be done) ... then then they win hands down.  Then, of course, they gaslight again by claiming it's a "sedevacantist" thing.  We had the shill Borat here claiming that it was invented specifically by the Dimond Brothers.

So the WORST case scenario if WE are wrong is ... MAYBE a slight disrespect toward the Sacrament, which I'm sure God will not punish, given the unprecedented confusion of this Crisis, and in fact would even reward if done for letting the consciences of the faithful be at peace in receiving the Sacraments.

Now, the WORSE case if THEY are wrong?  Objective Idolatry, not receiving restoration to and/or increases in sanctifying grace (the value of which is infinite), and even possibly the loss of souls.

Only the worse kind of mendacious agenda can put this position into practice and impose it on the consciences of the faithful, as this worse case comparison renders it a NO BRAINER.

There's wickedness here, not merely "oh, they're mistaken in good faith".

We know the real agenda, though ... and it's that you can't upset the Modernists by claiming their Rites our doubtful, since that would be a non-starter for regularization, and some of the more pernicious infiltrators WANT to deprive the faithful of valid Sacraments, the wicked Satanist types.
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Defending Dixie's Land: What Every American Should Know about the South and the cινιℓ ωαr has been released with Shotwell Publishing


https://www.amazon.com/Defending-Dixies-Land-American-Should/dp/1963506936?&linkCode=sl1&tag=shotwepublis-20&linkId=3fcb4135220b371b1b70e952d6243f33&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl


"Isaac Bishop has in recent years become one of the ablest advocates of the Southern cause in the War Between the States...The key issue in the war was not the Union's battle to end slavery against the South's defense of it, but rather the North's pursuit of a despotic centralized federal government versus the South's battle to preserve America as a confederation of autonomous states, leaving the federal government only a few limited functions...what will surprise them is Bishop's cogent argument that the South did not secede in order to defend slavery...The election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860 and his policy of waging war on the South meant the triumph of mass democracy over liberty...I must confess that I prefer Lord Acton, Murray Rothbard, and Isaac Bishop to the anti-South "libertarians" of our own day."

-David Gordon, PhD in History from UCLA Mises Institute review "Bishop Checkmates Lincoln" 


"Without question, this book's well written narrative and impressive body of research should not be ignored. Nor can it help but prompt the thoughtful reader to re-frame their view of the cινιℓ ωαr in a somewhat different perspective. Most importantly, through contemporary sources it underscores that much of what Americans have been taught concerning the rationale for the conflict is neither accurate, objective or balanced. The war materialized for a variety of complex reasons and, in the process, dramatically and ultimately transformed our nation. For this reason alone, Defending Dixie's Land deserves to be read."

-K. David Goss is an Associate Professor of History and Director of Museum Studies, at Gordon College, Wenham, MA specializing in American history. His many published works include Cornerstones of Salem (2000) and Treasures of a Seaport Town (1998).


"Bishop takes on every issue in the catalogue—slavery, the real confederal nature of the Union before 1861, the greed and malice that fueled the Yankee invasion, the Republican establishment of state capitalism–a government of the rich that leaves most of the people behind–the atrocious Lincoln Myth, Northern racism, black Confederates, and much else….In my time I have written probably 200 or more book reviews. I have never used the comment "you ought to get this book." I am using it now."

-Clyde Wilson is a distinguished Professor Emeritus of History at the University of South Carolina. Review "Defending Dixie's Land" Abbeville Institute


The Truth cannot be killed. It may be buried alive, but it will not die. Like an archaeologist, Bishop has discovered the tomb of the Truth, and with this book he has rolled the stone away.

- H. V. Traywick, Jr. Author of Empire of the Owls: Reflections on the North's War Against Southern Secession


"Being a history instructor and growing up in New York, I was taught that the North was the true champion and defender of our liberties and Constitution. The South was Evil. It wasn't until I started researching the history of our early colonies and the reasons for the separation from England that I uncovered the truth. Mr. Bishops book Defending Dixie's Land does an excellent job, in a very readable manner, laying out the South's reasons for secession. Spoiler alert: it wasn't about slavery but about defending the Republic that our Founding Fathers bequeathed to future generations. A must read for anyone who truly wants to understand what limited government means."

-Rick Montes M.A. in History at Western Connecticut State University and Adjunct Professor of History. Montes is the author of The United States as a Confederation and the relevance of the Tenth Amendment.



"Y'all don't want to miss out on this one…Don't miss out on this opportunity to own one of the most important books released in recent years.That's not hyperbole. This is the real deal."

-Shotwell Publishing Big Beautiful Book Release
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SSPX Resistance News / Re: Fr. Robinson: It’s All Valid, Trust Us!
« Last post by Ladislaus on August 25, 2025, 06:47:26 PM »
Right, these last couple of attempts by SSPX to justify their indefensible position have been so replete with logical fallacy, gaslighting, absurdly-poor arguments, and other forms of blatant dishonesty ... that it PROVES without any shadow of a doubt their bad will, deception, and ... in so many words ... LYING.  I didn't think priests would lie, but they are in fact lying through their teeth.

But, should that come as a surprise from the Modernist Heretic Robinson, who openly rejects the inerrancy of Sacred Scriture and therefore its divine authorship.  St. Robert Bellarmine would have had Robison burned at the stake.  Robinson also refused to sign letters during the Plandemic attesting to the fact that Traditional Catholics had religious objections to the jab.  This is STRIKE THREE.

Robinson' needs to be given a chance to recant.  If he does, he needs to be consigned to a monastery to life, prevented from any public preaching, reduced to a simplex priest.  If he does not recant, he should be defrocked and excommunicated.  In any case, his book needs to be at the top of the Index.

What makes Robinson that much more pernicious is that he parades around not only in a Roman collar, but posing as a Traditional Catholic ... while denying the inerrancy of Sacred Scripture every bit as much as any foaming-at the-mouth Jesuit (I know, since I battled them for 7 years at their institutions), except that he dresses up his heresies in the smells and bells of the Tridentine Rites.  At least the Jesuits don't hide who they are, and just go have their clown Masses, and so there's little deception.

What makes it evern worse is that the SSPX as an organization have endorsed his heretical monstrosity of a book, and keep appointing him to positions of "leadership".  I wouldn't be surprised if he becomes the next US District Superior or even Seminary Rector.  Meanwhile, the old guard, such as Father Kevin Robinson or Father Peter Scott ... they're hidden away.

That tells me everything I need to know about neo-SSPX.  100% infiltrated and taken over.
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Catholic Living in the Modern World / Re: Retirement Obsession
« Last post by ElwinRansom1970 on August 25, 2025, 06:46:02 PM »
Retirement and old age pensions are very much Catholic, fruits of Catholic Social Teaching (cf., Leo XIII, Puts XI).
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Catholic Living in the Modern World / Re: Retirement Obsession
« Last post by SimpleMan on August 25, 2025, 03:34:01 PM »
I personally don't care about my personal retirement. What is the obsession with retirement? IS it THAT Jєωιѕн?

I have little to no debt (yes, a few hundred in CC payments), and I make about 100k a year in my early 30's.
I have plenty of money saved and probably will when I am 65-70, but there seems like this satanic obsession of selfishness of retiring "comfortably". I care nothing about what happens when I retire other than the well being of my family. However, they are making it very hard for one income families. I understand sacrificing and budgeting, I just can't stand the thought of my money being stolen from me. I guess that's already happening, though.

Is this boomer retirement obsession going away? Why do families not mandate sticking together if they are traditional Catholics? What do we need to be doing in the near future to secure our NEEDS and SAFETY for our children?

Some people get to where they can't work anymore.  Nothing Levantine about it.

If you are making that kind of money, you should easily be able to put away at least something.  I, too, care about my family (just my son), I could live very well by spending down everything I have saved, and my other assets, but I need to be able to leave as much to him as possible, so I live frugally for his sake, not mine.  He is a white male, so he's already got at least two strikes against him.  Life is tough and it's better to have too much than too little.  You never know what is around the bend, and I've found that wherever there is a temporal pitfall in life, a little cash on hand softens the blow.
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SSPX Resistance News / Re: Fr. Robinson: It’s All Valid, Trust Us!
« Last post by Benedikt on August 25, 2025, 02:57:40 PM »
Quote from: Matthew 2025-08-25, 12:38:25 PM
Agree with Mark79.

But here is my hot-take: what is the point of publishing nonsense from the SSPX like this, "Novus Ordo Watch" style? Novus Ordo Watch cranks out a steady stream of "Look at this nonsense! You can see there's a Crisis in the Church!"

Now a Traditional Catholic like me has ZERO need for such content. I've been convinced of a Crisis in the Church since I was a child.

Now apply that to a Catholic who is awake to the downfall of the SSPX. The evidence is literally everywhere, just like evidence of a Crisis in the Church at large. It's old news now!
Once you're awake to the fact that Fr. Robinson, all of the SSPX leadership, many of its priests, and all of its younger priests, have gone a completely different direction than +Lefebvre -- What's the point of paying attention to them any more?

What's the point of constantly putting your face in the dung pile, just to make sure it's still dung?

But here is my question: who is this supposed to be for, exactly? Someone who was born yesterday, but they are going to wake up EXACTLY TODAY after reading THIS bit of news, leave the SSPX, and start attending Resistance-affiliated Masses? Somehow they missed the first 15,000 such pieces of evidence, but THIS ONE is going to do the trick, I tell ya!

If someone hasn't left the SSPX at this point, THEY AREN'T LEAVING, not even if they switched over to the Novus Ordo Missae at all their chapels. Their leadership and media engine would have some believable-sounding excuse, people would be loathe to leave their "investment" (donations over many years), they'd want a place to send their children to school ("no way I can homeschool!"), etc. Not to mention they just don't care. Most of them understood NOTHING of +ABL and his mission to begin with. They are barely attached to the "Latin Mass", much less the broader Traditional Movement. And they are far too worldly to be on any crusade for the Holy Catholic Faith.
We are in an Information Age. The Crisis is not “old news” because the Neo-SSPX continues to mislead countless souls. Every day, more faithful are leaving the Neo-SSPX, and many report that they were drawn to Tradition, intending to attend what they thought was the society +Archbishop Lefebvre founded, but after discovering evidence online, they now understand the betrayal and refuse to participate, avoiding being trapped in its compromise. Publishing this information is not about shocking the already awake; it is about alerting the unaware, warning the faithful, and strengthening the fight for the Faith. +Archbishop Lefebvre never compromised, and neither can we. Silence is complicity. True Resistance is growing, and the fight for the Faith continues.

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SSPX Resistance News / Re: Fr. Robinson: It’s All Valid, Trust Us!
« Last post by Matthew on August 25, 2025, 02:38:25 PM »
Agree with Mark79.

But here is my hot-take: what is the point of publishing nonsense from the SSPX like this, "Novus Ordo Watch" style? Novus Ordo Watch cranks out a steady stream of "Look at this nonsense! You can see there's a Crisis in the Church!"

Now a Traditional Catholic like me has ZERO need for such content. I've been convinced of a Crisis in the Church since I was a child.

Now apply that to a Catholic who is awake to the downfall of the SSPX. The evidence is literally everywhere, just like evidence of a Crisis in the Church at large. It's old news now!
Once you're awake to the fact that Fr. Robinson, all of the SSPX leadership, many of its priests, and all of its younger priests, have gone a completely different direction than +Lefebvre -- What's the point of paying attention to them any more?

What's the point of constantly putting your face in the dung pile, just to make sure it's still dung?

But here is my question: who is this supposed to be for, exactly? Someone who was born yesterday, but they are going to wake up EXACTLY TODAY after reading THIS bit of news, leave the SSPX, and start attending Resistance-affiliated Masses? Somehow they missed the first 15,000 such pieces of evidence, but THIS ONE is going to do the trick, I tell ya!

If someone hasn't left the SSPX at this point, THEY AREN'T LEAVING, not even if they switched over to the Novus Ordo Missae at all their chapels. Their leadership and media engine would have some believable-sounding excuse, people would be loathe to leave their "investment" (donations over many years), they'd want a place to send their children to school ("no way I can homeschool!"), etc. Not to mention they just don't care. Most of them understood NOTHING of +ABL and his mission to begin with. They are barely attached to the "Latin Mass", much less the broader Traditional Movement. And they are far too worldly to be on any crusade for the Holy Catholic Faith.
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SSPX Resistance News / Re: Fr. Robinson: It’s All Valid, Trust Us!
« Last post by Mark 79 on August 25, 2025, 02:34:26 PM »
At this point our reflexive response should be to reject everything that Fr. Paul "Upside-Down" Robinson says and believe the diametric opposite.
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SSPX Resistance News / Re: NeoSSPX Says Mass in Modernist Rome
« Last post by Mr G on August 25, 2025, 02:17:24 PM »
Stephen Kokx on X: "An important Archbishop Lefebvre quote in light of the recent SSPX-Rome pilgrimage and the reaction it has caused among many Trads who don't even attend the Society: "This is what causes us a problem with certain layfolk, who are very nice, very good people, all for the Society, https://t.co/NjFf8WzDEC" / X

An important Archbishop Lefebvre quote in light of the recent SSPX-Rome pilgrimage and the reaction it has caused among many Trads who don't even attend the Society:

"This is what causes us a problem with certain layfolk, who are very nice, very good people, all for the Society, who accepted the Consecrations, but who have a kind of deep-down regret that they are no longer with the people they used to be with, people who did not accept the Consecrations and who are now against us. 'It's a pity we are divided,' they say, 'why not meet up with them? Let's go and have a drink together, reach out a hand to them' — that's a betrayal! Those saying this give the impression that at the drop of a hat they would cross over and join those who left us. They must make up their minds."
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