Winding down the basic contents of Fr. Voigt’s letter.
Learn just how seriously out of control Pablo's behavior has been, and how, apparently, little is done to correct that behavior:
My dear Fr. Pfeiffer you are either so busy flying around the world seeking to save souls that you simply forget your responsibilities or you are hiding from them. You are so much show. Everything is to push your agenda which is anything but an imitation of the good and holy Archbishop. When will you learn to use your gifts in the manner that glorifies God. If you wish to save a soul, then begin with the Pablo at your side. Teach him to pray, to make visits in the chapel, to assist at the holy mass, to give good example to the world around him. Do this and you will win my admiration.
Finally, I want to expose the aliases of your favorite person, pablo the m exican.
Pablo becomes Marco Andolino when he wants to say nasty things about others on the internet. He is Paul Hernandez who seeks to become “one who must be obeyed,” [ed. Note: according to Fr. Pfeiffer’s own mother.] He is a coward, a thief and a hindrance to your mission. He is creating a hateful environment for the seminarians. Already I know of three that went elsewhere to continue their formation and all because of your attachment to this man.
Consider what you asked me to do when you and Fr. Hewko went to the Philippines for the diaconate ordination. [ed. Note: A trip lasting 10 days] You asked me to guide the seminarians in the work of cleaning up the entrance, preparing the woods for the stations of the cross and leading the prayers and community life. Who challenged me on the question of leadership that very Saturday: pablo the m exican. He withdrew his services and said the cooking staff was now on vacation. I was given no funds for food (I paid); I was given no cooperation for the work with the young men; I was disrespected in front of all. Despite that I carried on the mission. The work was done; the place looked beautiful and pleasing.
When you returned you failed to uphold the priestly authority over the layman. This is lay investiture at its worst. This is a seminary and he is an employee. It was at that point that you lost my respect and trust. I am sorry it took place but you placed me in conflict with Pablo and I will not hesitate to do my duty. You failed to judge by the fruit that was evident. Fr. Hewko recognized it but you were more concerned with pablo the m exican. By the way, I learned that the weekly food budget of Pablo was $750. Funny, we were able to have good meals and it only cost me $200 and I was not all day in the supermarket but worked daily with the seminarians.
While Pablo was on vacation I told him I didn't want him in the priest's house and I locked the doors at midnight. He came and tried to get in at 1:30 a.m.
He broke a window. Was he ever corrected? What gives him the right to the priests' house. What gives him the right to take over the bishop's room? Why
not give him your room or purchase a trailer for him? In my mind he is the boss and you are a pawn in his hands. He is there continuously and you only
a few days at a time. You want the titles; he wants the power. It is a sad state of affairs.