Cor-mariae.com has refused to publish the following, so it is published here:

 "Fr. Francis Mbadugha denies these accusations, as untrue and twisted. Has anyone heard from him ? He has forgiven this slander.  Pray for him"

Pfeifferville approval or not...
Would Father Mbadugha like to make an official ordination announcement?

Pfeifferville approval or not...
Would Father Mbadugha like to make an official ordination announcement?

Father, as seminarian, determined to leave OLMC (after several attempts). 
- He sought help, told some faithful, told some seminarians (so it was no secret) and told the spiritual director a week before the day he finally left. 
 - He never requested anything in secret from anyone, simply needed help to leave.
 - He never induced anyone to leave with him nor spoke ill of anyone.
- He was accepted by an old priest, Fr. Rossetti, who took care of him, examined him, and made the decision regarding his future.
-  He was ordained subdeacon and deacon on Sept.23 and Priest on Nov.4 at the chapel of the Rossetti Estate, PA, by Bishop Adamson. 
 Please Pray for him.

I’ve heard that this seminarian, now priest, independently asked several bishops, including Bishop Zendejas, to ordain him and was rejected by all of them, except this ?sede Bishop Adamson, himself of dubious episcopal lineage, according to a previous post by Sean Johnson.

False. He never asked anyone for ordination, never.  He refused it once and later rejected the offer of another. He sought help where he could continue his studies when he left OLMC.  Bp. Zendejas tried his best to help him, but he could not travel abroad again. The Priest who took him also tried to help him. He decided to accept the help the priest offered him and stayed with him. This is the truth.

OLMC wants to paint a scenario that everyone rejected him.  This is false. They should rather tell how much effort they put in regard to those who were willing to help the seminarian in order to frustrate  him after he left. This is the true picture.

This seminarian, now priest, left the Kentucky seminary  (whether he was expelled or left voluntarily - depending on what you prefer to believe because their is no proof of the manner in which he moved on, at least in this thread, at this time) felt he could not wait for validly consecrated bishop to ordain him?
He felt he had to quickly find someone? He supposedly left Kentucky in June. If both he and Bishop Zendejas were residing in the US, how could the Bishops travel plans be affected out of country? Bp. Zendejas tried his best to help him, but he could not travel abroad again.
Regardless, thing it’s for me, it seems this young man sought the Holy Priesthood too cheaply where he would seek ordination from a bishop of dubious episcopal lineage. And if he was advised by other bishops to do so, shame on them. I would not feel comfortable going to such a priest unless he were conditionally reordained!
So, Immaculate Heart, where is this Father going to be serving the faithful? At a sede chapel? One would assume so since it was a sede bishop who ordained him. Please enlighten us with the details since you are so intimately familiar with them.

- Father already bought his bus ticket to leave OLMC the weekend before he had the chance to speak with both OLMC priests on Wednesday, though he already told one of the priests a week before that he was not going to continue. The priests at OLMC know this fact to be true.
- Father never asked anyone for ordination. Bp. Zendejas did help a lot and considered many options which were not viable, the last being a possibility of father traveling to a distant country. This last option was very difficult especially due to father's agitated family at home. So father decided to remain with the priest who was taking care of him.
- The decision concerning father's ordination was made authoritatively by the priest taking care of him, after father had declined once saying he still had until June to finish his studies.
- Bishop Adamson is a thuc-line coming from Bishop Christian Datessen. Father is not sedevacantist.
- Father will go home early next year.

The purpose of these responses is not to hurt anyone, but to explain what happened.
Please pray for our new priest.  God bless him.

I've spent some time with dear Francis, and no matter what the trolls here at CI have to say about the methods of his ordination, he will make a very fine priest.
He's not terribly young either, which I see as a good thing, so all the naysayers should thank God that the world has another very holy priest!

God bless, Fr. Francis Mbaddugha!
Our Lady of Fatima - pray for us!

I've spent some time with dear Francis, and no matter what the trolls here at CI have to say about the methods of his ordination, he will make a very fine priest.
He's not terribly young either, which I see as a good thing, so all the naysayers should thank God that the world has another very holy priest!

God bless, Fr. Francis Mbaddugha!
Our Lady of Fatima - pray for us!

WTH are you talking about? What trolls? What naysayers? Is there another thread on this topic that I'm not aware of?
I've read this whole thread and I don't see what all the fuss is about.

Someone mused that the bishop who ordained him was probably Sedevacantist, but that's a very good assumption. That would be my assumption as well. 

My reasoning for jumping to that conclusion is quite solid:
If the bishop WERE NOT sedevacantist, and was a bishop holding the SSPX position, then why didn't he work with the SSPX over the years (helping with Confirmations, etc.) and why didn't he attend any SSPX functions over the years? Why have no well-informed SSPX parishioners heard of him?

There aren't that many major positions on the Crisis. I would know, I've been exploring the nuances of Trad-dom my whole life. There are only 4 types:

1. Complete Novus Ordo, possibly with a conservative bent
Those not approved by Rome, which break into two categories:
2. Sedevacantist
and 3. non-Sedevacantist (SSPX, Resistance)

4. And then you have actual Schismatic groups, which claim jurisdiction, etc. and this also includes Orthodox groups and Old Catholics.

The apoplexy shown by those here over the method of his ordination is dumb, and shows a total lack of ability to focus on the bigger issue that the "Resistance" has a new priest and ought to be celebrated.