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Fr. Salenave - priest of the Resistance:


There you go. Hello dear friends. I am making this brief little video today. I am not going to be long. Uh quite simply to defend the honor of of a bishop unjustly slandered. Uh I want to speak about Bishop Williamson. There, because he is deceased now and because I find that it is particularly intolerable and unacceptable uh to attack uh a deceased person who can no longer defend himself. So I take on this mission because there are attacks that are unjust, especially when they come from priests who have important positions. Indeed, the event happened a few days ago on the occasion of a priestly jubilee that was celebrated in Écône. On this occasion, a priest from the seminary, Father Claude Boivin, gave a sermon in front of the seminarians of this of this seminary of Écône on the occasion of of of this sermon, he congratulates this priest for his fidelity, for his 50 years of priesthood, which is completely normal of course. And this priest had been ordained therefore 50


It is thus that in the month of September well we will also have the same ceremony for Father du Charlarard. So there is Father Claude Boivin professor at the seminary of Écône preaching in front of seminarians who have perhaps read books by Bishop Williamson who have perhaps bought the works of Bishop Williamson who know him who knew him who have heard of him who have well understood that he was an an upright bishop a faithful bishop a true bishop and well to hear from this professor say that well Williamson is a priest a bishop who was unfaithful. There. Uh when one knows exactly the the fidelity of Bishop Williamson first to Archbishop Lefebvre, to the testament of Archbishop Lefebvre and to the testament of course of of Catholic of his episcopate. right.

So, for sure, he was not he did not remain in the Society of Saint-Pédis [Saint Pius X] exactly for that reason because he wanted to remain faithful to his to his testament to the testament of of his of the founder of Archbishop Lefebvre and and to his role as bishop. He was faithful to his episcopate. And one can say that Bishop Williamson has been exactly among the the all the current bishops the one who shines by his fidelity, right. There. So, I wanted quite simply uh to set the the clocks right [set the record straight] and I hope that this priest Father Claude Boisin, therefore seminary professor well will rectify, will have the courage to do it at least by a word, at least by a little word of apology saying no, that's not what I meant to say, that et cetera.

Anyway well, anyway, I I I don't have too too many illusions uh on that subject, but anyway there, I wanted for my part all the same to defend Bishop Williamson because uh it is very easy to attack uh the dead, there, who cannot defend themselves themselves and from whom we have today inherited of of many things. So there, I hope that this priest will have a little this this humility, there, to recognize that that he was wrong.

There, thank you very much for your attention and then I take this opportunity to finish by inviting you to always read the the works of Bishop Williamson which deal a bit with all the current problems so that you can exactly remain faithful, there, faithful to the to the tradition, faithful to the church, faithful to the truth quite simply. There.

Translation Notes on Transcribed Text:
  • "monsieur Labé" / "monsieur l'abé": Translated as "Father" (the standard English equivalent for Monsieur l'Abbé, used for French diocesan or traditionalist priests).
  • "Saint-Pédis": This is a clear audio transcription error in the original French text for Saint-Pie X (Saint Pius X). I left it as "Saint-Pédis" but added the correct context in brackets.
  • Name variations: The transcript features several speech-to-text typos for Bishop Williamson's name (Willson, Wson, Monon, Willemson, Lson, Alonson, Homson). I have translated these consistently as "Williamson" for readability, while preserving all the stuttered words (e.g., "of of this", "I I I") to fulfill the request to translate every single word exactly as written.


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Re: "Bishop Williamson was unfaithful" - SSPX professor from seminary
« Reply #1 on: May 16, 2026, 02:20:25 AM »
To be heard in Bp. Williamson’s voice, “N O N S E N S E !!!”


Offline Pax Vobis

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Re: "Bishop Williamson was unfaithful" - SSPX professor from seminary
« Reply #2 on: May 16, 2026, 11:12:20 AM »
It proves how much good +W did that he was attacked while he lived and now, after he’s dead.  Satan and his minions still rule so we can expect such attacks on Truth and those who upheld it, as did the heroic and saintly +Williamson.  

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Re: "Bishop Williamson was unfaithful" - SSPX professor from seminary
« Reply #3 on: May 16, 2026, 11:18:00 AM »
Anyone with half a brain knows that the reason Bp. Williamson was booted from the Society is because he was not down with the number one dogma of the world: "Six million J's died in the gas chambers."  I drove the bishop to the airport back in the 90's and told him myself, "Well my Lord, you and I seem to deny the greatest dogma in the world, 'Thou shalt believe in the gas chambers'."  

If I recall the expulsion of Bp. Williamson from the SSPX coincided with that interview that he gave in which he flat out denied the gas chambers. 

Re: "Bishop Williamson was unfaithful" - SSPX professor from seminary
« Reply #4 on: May 18, 2026, 04:18:57 AM »
Anyone with half a brain knows that the reason Bp. Williamson was booted from the Society is because he was not down with the number one dogma of the world: "Six million J's died in the gas chambers."  I drove the bishop to the airport back in the 90's and told him myself, "Well my Lord, you and I seem to deny the greatest dogma in the world, 'Thou shalt believe in the gas chambers'." 

If I recall the expulsion of Bp. Williamson from the SSPX coincided with that interview that he gave in which he flat out denied the gas chambers.
Agree!