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FWIW, going on Traditio today, I found this article, July 16, 2013 -
Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Double Major Feast, that purports to cover
the Silver Anniversary Pontifical High Mass using the following image
and followed by the caption below:
(http://www.traditio.com/comment/com1307p.jpg)
Two Pontifical High Masses Were Celebrated on the 25th Anniversary
Of Archbishop Lefebvre's Consecration of Four Traditional Bishops
300 Traditional Catholic Faithful Attended Each Mass, even from Abroad
While a Similar Anniversary Celebration at Fellay's Principal Seminary
Saw Half the Chairs Go Empty
Bishop Williamson Reports:
"The Resistance" to Fellay Is Growing "Stronger and Stronger"
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Now, tell me if I'm wrong, but this looks like a picture of the interior of
St. Isidore's Church, 277 S. Watkins Road - Watkins, CO 80137, and not
the temporary oversize tent that was set up by Fr. Ronald Ringrose for
this Silver Anniversary Pontifical High Mass in Vienna, Virginia, June 29th,
2013. Furthermore, the Resistance is not "to Fellay," as the caption
alludes, but it is rather resistance to error and resistance to any defection
away from the Traditional Catholic Faith of our Fathers.
This seems to be two more examples of how the would-be anonymous
"fathers" of Traditio get their facts mixed up, or, rather, deliberately skew
information to falsely represent their own agenda, whatever that happens
to be at the moment. Therefore, it is something readers ought to know,
that you can't base your opinions or even your impressions on what you
see on Traditio.com, and you ought to be very cautious going there and
reading the posts in the Daily Commentary.
Another fact, that seems to be consistent as far back as the beginning
of the site is, that they use a date four days in the future at all times,
with very few exceptions. Therefore, any post you see, such as this one
from "July 16th," would have been posted actually 1 to 4 days previously,
so it is really July 12th, 13th or 14th, but likely not 16th, and the fact that
they tie the date to the traditional Church Calendar, giving the name of the
feast day and its rank, further deceives newcomers into thinking that the
post had been made 4 days later than it really was.
For example, today, July 18th, the current latest post is July 20th, and
it's likely that a July 21st post will appear before the day is done.
Just in case Fr. Morrison (or whoever it is lately) reads this and has
second thoughts (because that has happened in the past!) I am uploading
a copy of the image here on CI, so, if the image gets changed in the future
to accurately represent the tent-Pontifical Mass that actually took place,
then we will know because the original version is right here, for all time,
or, however long CI lasts............
No, it's St. Hedwig Church in Trenton, NJ. Traditio often uses wrong or photoshopped or irrelevant photos.
.
FWIW, going on Traditio today, I found this article, July 16, 2013 -
Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Double Major Feast, that purports to cover
the Silver Anniversary Pontifical High Mass using the following image
and followed by the caption below:
(http://www.traditio.com/comment/com1307p.jpg)
Two Pontifical High Masses Were Celebrated on the 25th Anniversary
Of Archbishop Lefebvre's Consecration of Four Traditional Bishops
300 Traditional Catholic Faithful Attended Each Mass, even from Abroad
While a Similar Anniversary Celebration at Fellay's Principal Seminary
Saw Half the Chairs Go Empty
Bishop Williamson Reports:
"The Resistance" to Fellay Is Growing "Stronger and Stronger"
[/font][/size]
Now, tell me if I'm wrong, but this looks like a picture of the interior of
St. Isidore's Church, 277 S. Watkins Road - Watkins, CO 80137, and not
the temporary oversize tent that was set up by Fr. Ronald Ringrose for
this Silver Anniversary Pontifical High Mass in Vienna, Virginia, June 29th,
2013. Furthermore, the Resistance is not "to Fellay," as the caption
alludes, but it is rather resistance to error and resistance to any defection
away from the Traditional Catholic Faith of our Fathers.
This seems to be two more examples of how the would-be anonymous
"fathers" of Traditio get their facts mixed up, or, rather, deliberately skew
information to falsely represent their own agenda, whatever that happens
to be at the moment. Therefore, it is something readers ought to know,
that you can't base your opinions or even your impressions on what you
see on Traditio.com, and you ought to be very cautious going there and
reading the posts in the Daily Commentary.
Another fact, that seems to be consistent as far back as the beginning
of the site is, that they use a date four days in the future at all times,
with very few exceptions. Therefore, any post you see, such as this one
from "July 16th," would have been posted actually 1 to 4 days previously,
so it is really July 12th, 13th or 14th, but likely not 16th, and the fact that
they tie the date to the traditional Church Calendar, giving the name of the
feast day and its rank, further deceives newcomers into thinking that the
post had been made 4 days later than it really was.
For example, today, July 18th, the current latest post is July 20th, and
it's likely that a July 21st post will appear before the day is done.
Just in case Fr. Morrison (or whoever it is lately) reads this and has
second thoughts (because that has happened in the past!) I am uploading
a copy of the image here on CI, so, if the image gets changed in the future
to accurately represent the tent-Pontifical Mass that actually took place,
then we will know because the original version is right here, for all time,
or, however long CI lasts............