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« Reply #25 on: September 26, 2015, 09:56:23 PM »
Raphael:
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Ok, hollingsworth, I'm going to ask you something. Don't take this the wrong way, because I agree with you for the most part. You obviously know something that (I'm assuming) most of us don't, concerning Fr. P. Is this (scandal?) too big for you to even receive the Sacraments from him? I mean, he is still a priest, no? If your family had no other means besides him to receive (the Sacraments) would you honestly refuse, based on your knowledge?


You raise a valid question.  If I were on my death bed and he was the only priest available to give me last rites, I would certainly ask him to do them.  As far as receiving the Sacraments now:  No, I would refuse, under normal circuмstances, to receive them from him.  My wife and I have lost total respect for, and confidence in, this priest.  

Bad News out of Boston KY
« Reply #26 on: September 26, 2015, 10:00:35 PM »
Neil Obstat:
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Also, the involvement of Pablo in the whole affair raises serious concerns.


Well, of course it does.  The mere fact that Pablo made the video, and may well have helped set up the interview, should just about convince everyone, viz.  There is  something rotten in Denmark.  This Bp. Ambrose affair does not smell right.


Bad News out of Boston KY
« Reply #27 on: September 26, 2015, 10:46:09 PM »
New video:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/embed/Kg6af9eoQh4[/youtube]

Something else suspicious is that in all of "Ambrose's" pictures and all of the pictures of him online from Orthodox sites he is wearing glasses, yet in these videos  he does not wear them. How many people take up wearing contacts in their 60's? I wonder if this is even the Ambrose from the Orthodox websites and thus if this fellow is actually impersonating a bishop.

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« Reply #28 on: September 26, 2015, 11:03:04 PM »
Well, it's obvious that Fr. Pfiffer/Hewco accept his legitimacy because he has celebrated mass in the chapel at least once.

I remember when Fr. Pfiffer was bashing Bishop Williamson for inviting over an orthodox Jєωιѕн rabbi at the seminary for a talk on social morals. Now, Fr. Pfiffer is inviting this man, Bishop Ambrose or Mora or whatever he refers to himself, to, not only speak but, also, to perform the sacraments.

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« Reply #29 on: September 26, 2015, 11:49:46 PM »
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You raise a valid question.  If I were on my death bed and he was the only priest available to give me last rites, I would certainly ask him to do them.  As far as receiving the Sacraments now:  No, I would refuse, under normal circuмstances, to receive them from him.  My wife and I have lost total respect for, and confidence in, this priest.  


A good number of people are probably thinking through this same situation or might be in the future, so I wonder if you'd do me the favor of clarifying further...

You mention what you won't do, but you haven't said what you will do. Will you be receiving the sacraments somewhere else despite possible deficiencies of the various organizations? Or, will you be avoiding all sacraments available in your area?