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“On Sunday night, May 20, when the Archbishop arrived back at the seminary at a late hour from Kansas, somewhat tired and travel-weary, no sooner had he stepped out of the car than he was served with a civil court summons in a suit to evict the Society from the seminary property here in Connecticut, a suit fled by Fathers Cekada, Dolan, Jenkins, Kelly and Sanborn.
Those standing by noticed and will not easily forget the look of pain on the face of the Archbishop, who it must be remembered was their Father in the priesthood. Now according to the old Code of Canon Law, anyone citing a Catholic bishop before a civil judge incurs automatic excommunication (canon 2341).Hence, according to the only Code of Canon Law which they themselves recognize, these five priests are excommunicated.”

—Bishop Williamson, Letters from the Rector - Volume 1: The Ridgefield Letters, June 5, 1984.

I am going to take his grace B. Williamsons side on this one.

Bishop Williamson chose wisely in deciding to major in music rather than Canon Law.

I've often pondered what the Bishop's boyhood dinner table conversations were like when his Dad came home from a long day working at the Zionist Brit retailer. Marks Spencer.

While I agree with the Nine's actual positions, I do wi, they did lose a lot of support from the faithful due to the manner in which they conducted themselves, which hurt them more in the long term, and Father Cekada had to have been the worst, where he spoke in very derogatory ways to and about the Archbishop during the court proceedings ... may God have mercy on his soul.