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Fr. Ceriani answers Bp. Williamson
« Reply #5 on: August 26, 2013, 07:50:39 PM »
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:read-paper: Precipitation IS rainfall.


And what about the most beautiful form of precipitation, SNOW? :smile:

And is precipitation limited to the various states of HOH? Does a sandstorm constitute a form of precipitate? Methinks yes.


A question for the Summa Cathinformatica. :reporter:

Fr. Ceriani answers Bp. Williamson
« Reply #6 on: August 26, 2013, 10:29:28 PM »
Quote from: Neil Obstat
Quote from: Frances
:read-paper:Der Spiegel IS a magazine.  

Okay, Der Spiegel is a magazine.  But what does that have to do with
"threats" from +W?  Did he make threats in that magazine?

What "things" were precipitated?  How?  What constitutes precipitation?
Rainfall?  I doubt it.  Oh, wait....  

:read-paper: Precipitation IS rainfall.

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pre·cip·i·ta·tion
noun
1. the act of precipitating; state of being precipitated.
2. a casting down or falling headlong.
3. a hastening or hurrying in movement, procedure, or action.
4. sudden haste.
5. unwise or rash rapidity.

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* January 21, 2009: Things are precipitated by the publication of Bishop Williamson’s statements and the threat of the weekly Der Spiegel.

I think Fr. Ceriani means that things happened rapidly due to the publication of what Bp. Williamson had declared about the gas chambers.



Fr. Ceriani answers Bp. Williamson
« Reply #7 on: August 27, 2013, 12:11:57 AM »
Quote from: Adolphus
Quote from: Neil Obstat
Quote from: Frances
:read-paper:Der Spiegel IS a magazine.  

Okay, Der Spiegel is a magazine.  But what does that have to do with
"threats" from +W?  Did he make threats in that magazine?

What "things" were precipitated?  How?  What constitutes precipitation?
Rainfall?  I doubt it.  Oh, wait....  

:read-paper: Precipitation IS rainfall.

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pre·cip·i·ta·tion
noun
1. the act of precipitating; state of being precipitated.
2. a casting down or falling headlong.
3. a hastening or hurrying in movement, procedure, or action.
4. sudden haste.
5. unwise or rash rapidity.

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* January 21, 2009: Things are precipitated by the publication of Bishop Williamson’s statements and the threat of the weekly Der Spiegel.

I think Fr. Ceriani means that things happened rapidly due to the publication of what Bp. Williamson had declared about the gas chambers.



I'm sure you're correct, Adolphus, but I'm still lost.  What "things" happened
rapidly?  When Liberals are vague we criticize them for ambiguity. Well, this
is extremely ambiguous.  

Which of these do NOT apply, and why?  
Things that happened rapidly due to the +W interview:

-  Jews got upset (Jews are always upset anyway - it's their hobby)
-  Riots were threatened (they were?)
-  Legislation was passed (what legislation?)
-  Speeches were made (who made them? content?)
-  The price of oil went up / or down (it did?)
-  There was a famine (there was? where? what kind of famine?)
-  Late night talk shows had new joke material (and the point is....?)
-  Lots of e-mails got sent all over the world (and what else is new?)
-  Farmworkers went on strike
-  Israel sank another US Liberty using unmarked fighter jets
-  Nuclear testing in North Korea (and that was related how?)
-  Edward Snowden leaked secret docuмents (huh?)
-  Peace-loving Mohammedans murdered another Christian

Please provide examples you like better.  




Fr. Ceriani answers Bp. Williamson
« Reply #8 on: August 27, 2013, 12:20:57 AM »
Quote from: Neil Obstat
What "things" happened rapidly?

The context is obviously the SSPX and what is (or was) related to it.

What things happened rapidly?  Probably Fr. Ceriani refers to the lifting of the excommunications.

Fr. Ceriani answers Bp. Williamson
« Reply #9 on: August 27, 2013, 12:54:04 AM »
May God bless Fr Ceriani!