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Traditional Catholic Faith => SSPX Resistance News => Topic started by: SeanJohnson on November 29, 2021, 12:49:10 PM
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Update this morning:
"Despite yesterday's improvement, which made one think that he would soon be released from the hospital, today's news is not so good.
The monsignor is being intubated right now.
The doctor himself told me two days ago that the oxygen was going well, but the body, which was in "forced march" to compensate for the lack, supported by the oxygen mask, finally could not continue. It is therefore necessary to put him under artificial respiration, through a tube that goes directly into the trachea (hence the word intubation). This requires a general anesthesia (also called an artificial coma).
This anaesthesia can, in the best of cases, last about a week, in the other 3 weeks, even a month.
The goal is to keep the body supplied with enough oxygen while it continues to fight the virus.
The problem is how long it will take the body to fight the virus, also knowing that Monsignor is diabetic, and that represents an already weakened immune system.
The Monsignor was in his right mind before the intubation procedure, and according to a doctor specializing in anesthesia, coming out of anesthesia in this case is not a real danger.
Let us continue to pray that God will hasten his recovery as soon as possible.
Abbe Perez."
Prayers requested.
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Thank you for keeping us informed.
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Prayers for Bp. Faure :pray:
A recent video from a nurse talked about how FEW are ever "extubated" once they are intubated (put on a ventilator).
I think the nurse said that, at her hospital, she couldn't think of a single case where a patient recovered and was taken back off the ventilator.
Isn't it well established at this point that ventilators are not a good treatment for COVID? On the contrary, they seem to be a death sentence.
What about all the other MANY, EFFECTIVE treatments for COVID? Ivermectin, HCQ, monoclonal antibodies, etc.?
Is the hospital refusing to use these true, proven, effective remedies for political or other nefarious reasons? Are they trying to murder the bishop, along with so many other people they've killed?
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i wish they would have tried bipap first- it doesn't look like they did. There is so much that these hospitals won't do. I wonder if they gave him Remdesivir. (kidney failure)
Our clergy needs designated medical advocacy going into the hospital. Someone who really knows what's going on and can intervene, request and monitor care. I hope the Bishop has someone like this.
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Saint Theresa of the Child Jesus is the most effective remedy against COVID-19. I sent prayer intentions for three people who were intubated (among them was Cardinal Burke) and all of them recovered.
Let us send prayer intentions to Lisieux every day for Bishop Faure and he will recover.
Here is the link :
https://www.therese-de-lisieux.catholique.fr/en/se-recueillir/deposer-une-intention/ (https://www.therese-de-lisieux.catholique.fr/en/se-recueillir/deposer-une-intention/)
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Pater. Ave. Gloria. Sub tuum præsidium.
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Prayers for Bp. Faure :pray:
A recent video from a nurse talked about how FEW are ever "extubated" once they are intubated (put on a ventilator).
I think the nurse said that, at her hospital, she couldn't think of a single case where a patient recovered and was taken back off the ventilator.
Isn't it well established at this point that ventilators are not a good treatment for COVID? On the contrary, they seem to be a death sentence.
What about all the other MANY, EFFECTIVE treatments for COVID? Ivermectin, HCQ, monoclonal antibodies, etc.?
Is the hospital refusing to use these true, proven, effective remedies for political or other nefarious reasons? Are they trying to murder the bishop, along with so many other people they've killed?
Praying for the Bishop!
This is true, Matthew, many nurses and doctors have said they are over using ventilators and it is killing patients.
One thing of note people need to be aware of:
Monoclonal Antibodies (Regneron--Trump's "cure") are tested on fetal cells and come from humanized mice.
So not an option for Catholics.
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Will pray for his recovery.
In the meantime, we need more Bishops who will ordain a multitude of priests... helping the faithful survive the covid communist revolution.
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Any updates today?
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O Glorious St. Therese, we implore your Miraculous Intercession. We beg you to carry out your promises of spending heaven doing good on earth… of letting fall from Heaven a Shower of Roses. Please heal His Excellency Bishop Jean-Michel Faure from COVID-19 before Christmas.
Thank you for all your precious graces, o Glorious Little Flower of Carmel!
Sent to Lisieux on : 2021-11-30 at 16 h 37 min 11 s
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Will pray for his recovery.
In the meantime, we need more Bishops who will ordain a multitude of priests... helping the faithful survive the covid communist revolution.
Yes, and we need more priests also.
Archbishop Lenga was probably right on the mark about the catecomb churches. Like +Slupski, he too grew up behind the Iron Curtain and knows what's coming for us.
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For BishopFaure's healing;
Hail and blessed be the hour and moment in which the Son of God was born of the most pure Virgin Mary, at midnight, in Bethlehem, in piercing cold. In that hour, vouchsafe, O my God! to hear my prayer and grant my desires, through the merits of Our Saviour Jesus Christ, and of His Blessed Mother.
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Any updates?
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Update:
“The intubation is going well and the doctors are gradually stopping the medications so that the Monsignor can wake up without agitation and the lungs can start working again before weaning from oxygen can begin in a few days, hopefully.
The doctors had some concerns that there would be a worsening of the kidney function as a result of the intubation, but it seems that fear has been put to rest.
Overall everything is on track.”
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Update:
“The intubation is going well and the doctors are gradually stopping the medications so that the Monsignor can wake up without agitation and the lungs can start working again before weaning from oxygen can begin in a few days, hopefully.
The doctors had some concerns that there would be a worsening of the kidney function as a result of the intubation, but it seems that fear has been put to rest.
Overall everything is on track.”
Thanks for the update. I believe that the monoclonal antibodies (abortion-tainted) that they keep giving to people are responsible for the kidney issues. But since the typical regimen involves both those and the intibuatioin, perhaps the doctors tied it to the intubation (because of course it couldn't be the pharma product that's responsible).
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Remdsivir for sure causes kidney failure, but not sure about regeneron ( yet). They have been using fetal tissue created monoclonal antibodies for years in cancers, et al, and regeneron is basically a repurposed (highly expensive) MAB drug. but anything drug filtered through the kidneys could potentially be harmful. So who knows? I would hope he didn't get it. (regeneron).
More likely is that Bishop Faure may have been extremely dehydrated with fever for days, and that can shut down the kidneys, although the function usually comes back after a short while. Also strong IV antibiotics are notorious for kidney damage as well.
He sounds very fragile but it looks hopeful. TBTG
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Sorry if this wasn’t clear, but +Faure’s kidney issues are a preexisting condition related to his diabetes, not from any treatment received during his hospitalization.
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Thanks for the update. I believe that the monoclonal antibodies (abortion-tainted) that they keep giving to people are responsible for the kidney issues. But since the typical regimen involves both those and the intibuatioin, perhaps the doctors tied it to the intubation (because of course it couldn't be the pharma product that's responsible).
The Regeneron treatment is more than just "abortion tainted" (which is bad enough). It is also entangled in chimeric mixing of human and mouse genomes to produce its witches' brew, called monoclonal antibodies.
Read about the use of "transgenic mice" in this article:
Shorter article the use of transgenic mice to grow the mAbs
https://www.dbllawyers.com/the-transgenic-mice-of-regeneron/
Longer article on the same process
https://www.bristows.com/app/uploads/2021/04/Regeneron-v-Kymab-AIPPI-Japan-Journal-23-April-2021.pdf
They mix human DNA with mouse DNA. Where do they get the human DNA? It comes from IVF embryos discarded by fertility clinics.
https://www.regeneron.com/downloads/regeneron-position-stem-cell-research.pdf
Direct quote from Regeneron in the pdf linked above:
Regeneron uses a wide variety of research tools and technologies to help discover and develop new therapeutics. Stem cells are one such tool. The stem cells most commonly used at Regeneron are mouse embryonic stem cells and human blood stem cells. Currently, there are limited research efforts employing human-induced pluripotent stem cell lines derived from adult human cells and human embryonic stem cells that are approved for research use by the National Institutes of Health and created solely through in vitro fertilization.
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Thanks for this.
Didn’t know monoclonal antibodies were so bad :facepalm:
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Diabetes medicine can harm kidneys and liver. They just had a recall for metformin because it had cancer causing ingredients in it.
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Yes- monoclonal antibodies are chimeric and not something a Catholic can take. But if Bishop Faure got a dose unknowingly I'm not sure if it would cause further kidney damage. They actually give it during hemodialysis.
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Yes, monoclonal isn't something a Catholic should even consider BUT based on the way tradicional authorities (SSPX, Fr. Stephen McKenna SGG, and now even Bishop Sanborn) are treating these nonsense as morally neutral, I wouldn't doubt this monoclonal will turn out to be for them just a neutral issue or remote participation, etc....
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I hope Bishop Faure is doing OK.
Continued prayers for his full recovery.
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Update:
“+Faure is still in the recovery phase.
The doctors were worried today about a possible nosocomial infection. We will have the answer soon.
The recovery phase must be done gradually. It can take several days, and little by little he starts to realize what is happening around him.
We have the impression that he understands what we say, because he gives some signs of interaction when we talk to him.
It is not yet possible to say when he will wake up completely, but he is on the right track.
Let's continue to pray, and we invite you each to make a novena to St. Therese of the Child Jesus, secondary patroness of the SAJM (we made one at the seminary that ended this Wednesday), that she may obtain from God the complete recovery of the bishop as soon as possible.
We also invite you to pray for a great benefactor (octogenarian) of the seminary who had to be hospitalized tonight because of the covid. If the seminary is what it is today, it is also because of him.
Sunday, December 12, will be the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, a devotion dear to the bishop. Let us not forget to invoke her.
Father R. Trincado SAJM”
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In addition to Sean's post above:
Also pray for their benefactor.:pray:
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Update:
The news is good on this Feast day:
The bishop was taken off the ventilator this morning!
Now he is breathing naturally again, but he continues to be on oxygen.
He is fully conscious.
On the neurological level everything is fine.
He is obviously weak and very tired, but is able to speak a little.
He is still in the intensive care unit, under surveillance 24 hours a day. As long as he is in this ward, it means that the danger is not fully over.
We therefore invite you to continue to pray, especially the rosary, and to have recourse to Saint Theresa of the Child Jesus, in order to hasten his complete recovery.
Fr. Trincado SAJM
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Thanks Sean, nice to hear some good news!
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Bad news from Fr. Trincado on 12/13:
"Today, Father Chirico and seminarian Mr. Perez visited Bishop Faure.
He received Communion and was blessed with a relic of Saint Therese of Lisieux.
However, Bishop Faure has just been transferred back to the intensive care unit.
For a few days, his condition had been quite stable, but the oxygen was still having trouble getting into his bloodstream.
Today, the results were not good, and the machines in the pneumology department were not powerful enough to fill the gap.
The doctor said that they would do everything to avoid another intubation, but he was still quite worried about his condition.
We are counting again on your prayers, especially the Holy Rosary and the recourse to Saint Theresa of the Child Jesus, so that the good God will deign to restore him as soon as possible.
Fr. Rene Trincado, SAJM"
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Budesonide via nebulizer multiple times a day is a game changer for improved oxygen exchange. I pray that Bishop Faure gets it. :pray:
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Thanks for the update. I believe that the monoclonal antibodies (abortion-tainted) that they keep giving to people are responsible for the kidney issues. But since the typical regimen involves both those and the intibuatioin, perhaps the doctors tied it to the intubation (because of course it couldn't be the pharma product that's responsible).
Remdesivir causes kidney damage, this is a proven fact. To date, I have not personally heard of any major side effects from Regeneron (monoclonal antibodies) aka The Trump Treatment, though the morality of using such a compound is certainly concerning given how it’s made.
The fact that they are not using Ivermectin, inhaled acetyl cystine and HCQ is beyond criminal. These drugs are proven to work.
FYI, monoclonal antibodies do work, but they’re useless if not used within the first 4 days or so of illness, so I highly doubt Bishop Faure received them. If they followed the CDC guidelines then I expect they gave him kidney destroying Remdesivir, a major problem if he was already suffering from previous kidney damage.
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Budesonide via nebulizer multiple times a day is a game changer for improved oxygen exchange. I pray that Bishop Faure gets it. :pray:
Inhaled N acetyl cystine (prescription only) works as well.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34182881/
Oral use of NAC works as well. Just be careful, if you have a sulfur sensitivity or histamine intolerance as it could cause a severe reaction .
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12/15:
The bishop had a CT scan of his lungs last night, and it revealed that he had a pulmonary embolism (which he must have contracted in the last few days, because the previous scans did not show this), so they started a new treatment (mainly anticoagulants).
Now his condition is less worrying, because we know where this recent bad assimilation of oxygen came from.
Despite all this, he is still conscious and has all his wits about him, although fatigue still creates difficulties at times.
Thank God he was able to receive Communion in his hospital bed on Monday.
He is showing great patience in this ordeal, and he blesses and thanks all the people who are praying for him.
Fr. Trincado, SAJM
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From Fr. Trincado (12/20/21):
The bishop was discharged this morning from the intensive care unit.
He has now returned to intensive care in pneumology (as the previous time).
He is no longer under perfusion. He can eat and drink by himself.
He is still a bit dependent on oxygen, but again this is going in the right direction.
The pulmonary embolism continues to be treated and does not seem to be causing any further difficulties at this time.
He is in his right mind, still.
We can't be sure yet that he is out of danger, but his condition seems to be improving again. Let's pray that this improvement will be lost and that he will soon be able to leave the hospital where he has been for almost a month now (he was hospitalized on November 24).
We also ask you to pray for the repose of the soul of Mr. Michel Tougne. God has called back to Himself our great benefactor, this morning early in the hospital of Angers (he was hospitalized there the last 2 weeks following a covid infection).
From the beginning, he and his wife prepared, helped and maintained this work [of the seminary], which, without him, would not have been able to continue as easily and be what it is today.
May God repay him, by a blessing of his mercy, all that we owe him. May your prayers also accompany his wife and family in this ordeal.
Fr. Trincado SAJM
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For the Bishop to recover or have a Holy Death, and for the man that died. :pray:
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Continued prayers for Bp. Faure, and for the repose of the soul of the benefactor who passed away, who Fr. Trincado mentioned.
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For Bishop Faure: Sub tuum præsidium.
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For the record of the gentleman's soul: Requiem æternam.
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The bishop was transferred today to the geriatric ward.
This is good news, because it means that he no longer needs intensive care and monitoring as much as before.
If his condition continues to improve, he will soon be able to be discharged from the hospital to a convalescent home to regain full mobility.
We thank God for this good news and all of you for your prayers and sacrifices without which these results would not have been obtained.
We wish you all a merry Christmas!
May Holy Child Jesus bless you.
Fr. Trincado SAJM
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TBTG!!!
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Deo Gratias!
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12/28/21:
Bishop Faure will remain in the hospital as long as he needs oxygen.
As soon as he can stand without oxygen, he will be transferred to a convalescent home.
Rehabilitation may take at least 2 months.
In Xto,
Fr. Trincado SAJM
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12.31/21:
“Good news: yesterday the bishop was released from hospital!
He is now in a convalescent and rehabilitation home. The doctors are not sure yet, but it is possible that the bishop will have to stay about 2 months in this institution to recover his physical and respiratory capacities.
Blessed be God for this great step towards the full recovery of our bishop!
Fr. Trincado SAJM”
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We still have four Bishops!
Prayers of thanksgiving are in order, since our prayers were answered! :pray::pray::pray:
But relying on the Catholic virtue of Prudence, it would be best to get him out of that nursing home asap.
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Truly a miracle for a man Bp Faure's age. TBTG
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Deo gratias!
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I believe that we have been shown clearly that more bishops are needed. The current four bishops should be supplemented with another six or so.
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I believe that we have been shown clearly that more bishops are needed. The current four bishops should be supplemented with another six or so.
May Our Lady intercede to bring us some young ones, zealous in the Faith, with no compromises, who will ordain emergency priests to carry on the Holy Sacraments for the underground Church.
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1/13/22:
Monsignor's condition is slowly but surely improving.
He starts to be able to walk again by himself (a few meters for the moment) and takes back weight.
He still needs oxygen, but in much smaller quantities. The doctor was talking about a gradual weaning by the end of the week.
There is no mention of a discharge date yet, but it doesn't seem like it should be considered before the beginning of March.
Let us thank God for these improvements and continue to pray for him, especially to St. Therese of the Child Jesus, that his recovery will be as complete as possible and that his return to us will be as soon as possible. Fr. Trincado SAJM
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I just changed the thread title. Every time I see this "Bishop Faure Deteriorating" with a new post, I'm thinking that he took a turn for the worse.
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Great to hear good news.
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1/13/22:
Monsignor's condition is slowly but surely improving.
He starts to be able to walk again by himself (a few meters for the moment) and takes back weight.
He still needs oxygen, but in much smaller quantities. The doctor was talking about a gradual weaning by the end of the week.
There is no mention of a discharge date yet, but it doesn't seem like it should be considered before the beginning of March.
Let us thank God for these improvements and continue to pray for him, especially to St. Therese of the Child Jesus, that his recovery will be as complete as possible and that his return to us will be as soon as possible. Fr. Trincado SAJM
Great to hear Sean!! Thank God!
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I agree with Ladislaus -- we need to rename this thread. But each individual post must be renamed to get the job done.