X: It won’t stay suppressed for ever.
Do you mean ‘they,’ as in sermons?
X: It is in the custody of many Resistance hands. I suspect it is one deathbed maneuver from hitting the internet, and then there will be nobody to sue.
So, it (they) are in your hands, perhaps? You, mystery X, have a copy of them? “(m)any Resistance hands”have access to them, you say. I can’t help but speculate, X, that you may know were all the bodies are buried. Does H.E. have these sermons in his possession?
X: Sometimes little bits escape.
Indeed? Give us a hint. Where can we find some “little bits” online? None of these “little bits,” thus far, have escaped to me, unless I have read them elsewhere, and was ignorant of their source.
X: For example, any time you have seen something titled “COSPEC,” it has come from this collection (COSPEC is how the Spiritual Conferences - Ecône are archived within the collection).
Personally, I don’t recall seeing anything titled “COSPEC.” How would any of the unwashed gain access to this collection? Is COSPEC an acronym familiar only to sspx higher ups? What does it mean?
COSPEC, you say, is much, much more than just Archbishop Lefebvre’s sermons! Hmmm! I guess we can only hope that one of the Resistance members, in possession of the sermons, and “much, much more,” is near death, and may soon release them publicly. You can’t sue a dead man, you’re right.
Topic: Found on T.I.A. Website, Collection of Archbishop's sermons not welcome to laity (Read 7836 times)