Yes, indeed. The book shall be available on Amazon within a couple of months. I will post a link in the thread.

Hello again. Are there any updates on the book?

I never left GAB, but it definitely has lost some great content contributors.  It's not what it was before

Shocked right?

https://www.vaticannews.va/en/pope/news/2024-04/pope-francis-pius-x-preface-don-lucio-bonora.html

I met Fr. Patrick Groche in 1988, in Paris. He suggested that I help him in Africa. Thank the Good God that I went to the State of MN instead. !

https://www.latribune.ca/actualites/actualites-locales/estrie-et-regions/2024/04/16/un-mouvement-religieux-bien-implante-au-quebec-seme-lindignation-dans-le-monde-FDRXNU2DMRAK7CRHVEKV3AR54I/


Interesting article, but sad too, for all the African kids esp., but for everyone involved.  I suspect the Seal of Confession shelters some of these aggressors.. It is what it is. Some of these priest go for a few years to the :Retreat house in Montgardin, Gap, France, nicknamed the "Golden Prison,".

It is very easy to translate a web page. Open the link and click the translate button. You may have to download the app if you want to do offline translations. Firefox Browser translate, excerpt:

"...In an interview, the spokesman of the Collectif de victimes de la FSSPX, Benjamin Effa, wishes to launch an appeal for testimonies in Quebec. His fears are high, knowing that two priests of the Brotherhood targeted by major reports of sɛҳuąƖ assault on minors have stayed in the province for several years.

Patrick Groche (Infographic from a web image/La Porte Latine)

He first turned our attention to the abbot Patrick Groche, for whom the Collective had registered more than thirty alleged victims in [my emphasis Ed.] France and Gabon. However, these allegations have not been dealt with by the courts, in particular because of the limitation period. One of his alleged victims, Claude, recounted his eight years of attacks by Groche with the media Jeune Afrique in September 2022...."


Pray!

There's literally no reason not to do so. People should be making yearly general confessions anyway, but instead they're reluctant to do it once after a supposed conversion from a lax Novus Ordo life. Ridiculous.

General confessions should be made:
1) before receiving the sacraments of confirmation and matrimony
2) at any important spiritual junction or when turning over a new leaf after a period of sin
3) periodically (St. Francis de Sales says yearly) to reflect on your past life and ensure the validity of your confessions.

Priests should recommend general confessions regularly instead of thwarting them.

I fear that I will become scrupulous if I make general confessions more, so far I have only done it once since my conversion, and everytime I remember a past mortal sin I make sure to confess it at the next confession.