Author Topic: Fr Girouard (Read 18593 times)

padrepio · « **Reply #10 on:** March 22, 2013, 02:24:51 PM »

If you have the contact information for these priests, contact them. Let them know you fully support them. Offer them a place to stay. Give them Fr. Pfeiffer's contact information. The preamble has given them a lot of food for thought. They need to know they are supported by the Faithful. God can never be outdone! During Lent the weight of our sins doubles; during Lent the amount of our almsgiving doubles. Which one would you like a return on? A catechism given by a priest.

Pray the 41 outspoken priests will stand up for Tradition and perservere.

Mea Culpa · « **Reply #11 on:** March 22, 2013, 02:41:52 PM »

Quote from: padrepio

If you have the contact information for these priests, contact them. Let them know you fully support them. Offer them a place to stay. Give them Fr. Pfeiffer's contact information. The preamble has given them a lot of food for thought. They need to know they are supported by the Faithful. God can never be outdone! During Lent the weight of our sins doubles; during Lent the amount of our almsgiving doubles. Which one would you like a return on? A catechism given by a priest.

Pray the 41 outspoken priests will stand up for Tradition and perservere.

Possibly, Fr. Girouard might be welcomed to Texas?

(I heard they're certainly in need of one) :wink:

Mary Therese · « **Reply #12 on:** March 26, 2013, 02:32:56 PM »

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Quote from: padrepio
If you have the contact information for these priests, contact them. Let them know you fully support them. Offer them a place to stay. Give them Fr. Pfeiffer's contact information. The preamble has given them a lot of food for thought. They need to know they are supported by the Faithful. God can never be outdone! During Lent the weight of our sins doubles; during Lent the amount of our almsgiving doubles. Which one would you like a return on? A catechism given by a priest.

Pray the 41 outspoken priests will stand up for Tradition and perservere.

Possibly, Fr. Girouard might be welcomed to Texas?

(I heard they're certainly in need of one) :wink:

Sorry, I think the resistance here in Canada will be wanting him. We have no
resistance priests! Fr. G. is Canadian and there are therefore no worries about immigration issues, health care costs, etc. :scratchchin:

Texas can have the next one. I am confident God is working on a number of the silent priests.

Graham · « **Reply #13 on:** March 26, 2013, 04:07:16 PM »

Fr. Girouard was recalled to St. Cesaire. However, he hasn't shown up yet, and they're not sure if he will.

Graham · « **Reply #14 on:** March 26, 2013, 04:16:14 PM »

As of today he's 3 days overdue.