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hollingsworth · « **Reply #30 on:** June 24, 2015, 10:02:18 AM »

Another priest, who Alice might accuse of "impoverished spirituality" is Fr. Libietis, who either left the Society or was given the boot by then D.S. Fr. Rostand in 2012. Fr. Libietis was, quite to the contrary, a very spiritual priest, they say. He was highly revered by his parishioners in Cleveland, I understand.
Fr. Libietis is reported to have been quite sympathetic to Dawn Marie, and encouraged her in her efforts to get Bp. Fellay to do a Rosary Crusade for the Consecration of Russia. Does anyone know where Father is now and what he is doing?

JPaul · « **Reply #31 on:** June 24, 2015, 01:18:30 PM »

Does anyone know what the visionary's vision and prophecies say? What is the compelling information that has bent the will of priests and Bishops Fellay and Williamson?

Before we condemn anyone, let us examine the propositions which are said to be from Heaven. What do they say?

Was it Heaven that requested these Rosary crusades?

holmoak · « **Reply #32 on:** June 24, 2015, 01:29:23 PM »

hollingsworth · « **Reply #33 on:** June 24, 2015, 08:16:29 PM »

J Paul:

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Before we condemn anyone, let us examine the propositions which are said to be from Heaven. What do they say?

An extremely reasonable proposition. Let's examine before condemning. There are at least three folks who participate from time to time on this forum. They condemn the alleged "seer," and think she is a phony visionary. But, they have never really explained why to my knowledge.
On the other hand, you have clerics like Bp. Williamson, Bp. Fellay, even Bp. Tissier, and one time pastor of the Cleveland sspx and head of the school there, ( I believe), Fr. Libietis who, at one time or another, reportedly, found the woman's visions to be credible. Of course, we know, Bp. Williamson believes the seer to be genuine. But I am coming to find out that Bp. Fellay, at one time anyway, may have believed no less firmly in her visions than does +Williamson. Perhaps the time has come to reveal something of the history of this woman's visions. Stay tuned.
I'll simply reveal something as a teaser: Without this woman's input, the Society's three "Rosary Crusades," beginning in 2006, would never have gotten off the ground. They were not an idea which originated with Bp. Fellay.