Author Topic: Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson - Asian Journey - 309 (Read 20127 times)

John Grace · « **Reply #145 on:** June 19, 2013, 01:06:19 PM »

Quote from: Incredulous

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Has the SSPX youth
group in Ireland outlined why it snubbed Bishop Williamson?.They arranged an outing to West Cork instead.Terrible lack of respect for the cleric chosen by God and the Archbishop.

You couldn't depend on that youth group after doing this.

Why the Irish youth's behavior mimics the American Butt Scouts ?

The SSPX youth group and not irish youth in general.Young and old attended the conference.However, the sspx youth group snubbed it.We know where their priorities lie.
Is it every day Bishop Williamson visits Ireland yet they are below in West Cork?

Machabees · « **Reply #146 on:** June 19, 2013, 04:04:12 PM »

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BISHOPS in the Catholic Church lead. That is what they were consecrated for.

Bishop Williamson is a BISHOP.

Therefore, Bishop Williamson must lead. It is God's order of Holy Orders and the Episcopacy. Not ours.

It is that simple. Anything less is NOT Catholic -period.

And that is all true. BUT that was not the consensus earlier in this thread. The overwhelming opinion was that +Williamson was somehow lax in his duties because he was not 'leading' or 'fighting' according to the personal whims, demands, and/or desires of the LA-Z-Boy Regiment of the Resistance.

Perhaps that is the "consensus" you may view; it doesn't apply to me that you wish to attribute your strong comments to.

In the future, please read the posts I have written before you judge unwisely.

It is better to worked together than to cause false statements.

Thank you.

John Grace · « **Reply #147 on:** June 21, 2013, 10:14:32 AM »

Where the conference given by Bishop Williamson differed to conferences given by Bishop Fellay was that questions were from the floor and were allowed. Not questions written on a piece of paper and taken from a basket. On the second day questions and answers went on for two hours.

One question asked was "When are you returning?" Fantastic support for Bishop Williamson in Ireland.

Compared to the Bishop Fellay conference in Dublin where Fr Morgan was quite heavy handed in preventing questions being asked.

John Grace · « **Reply #148 on:** June 21, 2013, 11:00:51 AM »

I found the conferences very helpful in many ways. One was I realised until that weekend or until recent times many SSPX laity in Ireland hadn't a clue what was going on. GREC etc etc was all new.

Now, people are aware and more angry with Bishop Fellay and the gang. The few here and there in Ireland, who are pro-agreement are from an Indult background so I guess compromise is to be expected.

I was far too harsh on people in Ireland. They hadn't a clue of what was happening.

With the sell out by Bishop Fellay and the gang out in the open, they can't ignore the truth.

One man present couldn't believe Fr Celier etc etc could say or do what they are doing but once the Archbishop was dead, it was easier for the liberals to be more open about the new direction of the SSPX.

Many, who had given Bishop Fellay, the benefit of the doubt are asking questions, and are quite angry.

Each person present was given information in their hands so can't deny receiving the truth. Information about doctrinal declaration etc etc.

Fr Morgan will have a difficulty in preventing questions and answers next time Bishop Fellay is in Ireland.

stgobnait · « **Reply #149 on:** June 21, 2013, 11:26:17 AM »

...which hopefully will be the twelfth of NEVER...