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Title: Fr. Girouards sermon "In or out of the Sea" June 16th 2013
Post by: Unbrandable on June 22, 2013, 09:40:38 PM
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Title: Fr. Girouards sermon "In or out of the Sea" June 16th 2013
Post by: Neil Obstat on June 23, 2013, 07:07:31 AM
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4th Sunday after Pentecost

Duration = 35.14

minute 26 -- B. Fellay reportedly claimed to have jurisdiction as
the SG of the Society but not as a Bishop of the Church, and
therefore, any expelled priests lose their supplied jurisdiction that
they would have received from him.  (This apparently applies to
+W as well.) We have never heard this before.

Fr. Girouard got an email early (Monday) this past week that a
Polish website announced all the ordinations that will take place in
the world this past week in the Society - and in the Ecclesia Dei
communities - all on the same website page.  The next day,
Resistance websites in France translated this Polish website into
French and USA Resistance websites translated it into English,
and then the following day, Fr. Girouard got another e-mail from
his friend saying -- Go back to the Polish website and see, they
have removed the Ecclesia Dei ordinations!  

Fr. Girouard says that he's glad they removed them, but that does
not change the fact that they were there in the first place.  He
says this proves that when the Resistance goes PUBLIC with
incriminating information, the Neo-SSPX withdraws from their error.


My comments:

We are left to expect that when Fr. Rostand or any of the other
Menzingen-denizens are questioned about how the Polish SSPX
website listed the SSPX along with FSSP, ICK, etc., they will try
to deny it, or say it was removed, or it was a mistake, or you are
making a big deal out of nothing, or that you should not pay any
attention to the 'Internet rumours'.  

But watch and see:  I predict they will not answer this question:
"But was the appearance of that Polish SSPX website page an
'Internet rumour' when they say it showed the Society
ordinations listed along with the new Ecclesia Dei ordinations?

They will not go on record identifying what is and what is not an
Internet rumour. They will not be held to having said anything
definitive about what constitutes Internet rumour.  They do not
want anyone to know what specifically qualifies as Internet
rumour.  In fact, if anyone claims that the M-ds have identified
what exemplifies Internet rumour, they will say you should not
believe Internet rumour.  

They will not say whether the claim is an Internet rumor or not
that says the Menzingen-denizens have explained what it was
they saw as Internet rumour.

We ought to be asking again and again and again,

"But Fr. Rostand, give us an example of Internet rumour."

"Fr. Rostand, can you tell us what it is that you don't
want us to believe because it's an Internet rumour?"

"But Fr. Rostand, how can we know what an 'Internet
rumour' is if you can't explain it with examples?"



Watch him mock you, then.  Watch him say that you might not
know what a poisonous snake is unless he is there to warn you.
Watch him try to make fun of your question.  Be prepared to
stand up to his mockery and ask him to explain himself, and
let him squirm and try to escape the question. Let him make
a fool of himself in the process.  He'll leave the podium.  I tell
you, when up against the wall, Modernists try to ignore you.
They will walk away, even if they are standing before a crowd.
They would try to "take a different question," but if there are
more of you present, and every question they take is another
embarrassing one, they will walk away from the podium.

His answer will be that he doesn't want to repeat any Internet
rumour, and that we should not be repeating Internet rumour,
because it is spreading gossip, which is a sin, etc.  But he will
not specify what he means with any examples, because they
want to remain free to deny such connections in the future.  
They do not want to be held responsible for what they have
said.


Title: Fr. Girouards sermon "In or out of the Sea" June 16th 2013
Post by: JPaul on June 23, 2013, 03:44:25 PM
This video  is listed as private. Is it available at another location?
Title: Fr. Girouards sermon "In or out of the Sea" June 16th 2013
Post by: pbax on June 23, 2013, 08:59:05 PM
Quote from: J.Paul
This video  is listed as private. Is it available at another location?


Try again J. Paul, it worked for me.
Title: Fr. Girouards sermon "In or out of the Sea" June 16th 2013
Post by: RomanCatholic1953 on June 23, 2013, 09:49:23 PM
It worked for me also, in Houston, TX.
Title: Fr. Girouards sermon "In or out of the Sea" June 16th 2013
Post by: Neil Obstat on June 24, 2013, 02:32:33 AM
Quote from: pbax
Quote from: J.Paul
This video  is listed as private. Is it available at another location?


Try again J. Paul, it worked for me.




Maybe you can use the YouTube link:

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnkFEnCZDjM&feature=player_embedded


Title: Fr. Girouards sermon "In or out of the Sea" June 16th 2013
Post by: Neil Obstat on June 24, 2013, 02:56:33 AM
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This is a marvelous sermon.  The people who have Fr. Girouard
for their priest and their Confessor have a most wonderful
blessing.  

I hope they realize that there are thousands, literally, of
people all over the world who would go to great lengths
to attend his Masses.  

Even here in this sermon, he explains that it is not the
sermon that is what works on the soul of the listener, but it
is the grace of God that does the work.  Let the grace of
God work in your soul and listen to this sermon.  

God bless Fr. Girouard!!  



I see that fatima.org is a linked website for this video.  I think
it would be wonderful if Fr. Girouard could be show up at the
fatima.org conference in September -- you know, the one
where His Eagerness B. Fellay will be a speaker.  

I think that would be great!  


Title: Fr. Girouards sermon "In or out of the Sea" June 16th 2013
Post by: mirabilis on June 24, 2013, 07:11:40 PM
We have to take down this copy of Fr. Girouard's June 16th Sermon video at this time because it is still a draft version, awaiting its official release in Father's website, sacrificium.org. This is also the reason why our original youtube link was made private yesterday.

We know that it is mostly for a good intention to spread the good news that some of you have re-uploaded our video to YouTube. However we would like to kindly ask our friends in the Resistance not to copy and re-upload our videos on YouTube.  If you'd like to promote us please feel free to link to sacrificium.org instead.

Sorry about the inconvenience. It will be officially released soon. Please stay tuned.
Title: Fr. Girouards sermon "In or out of the Sea" June 16th 2013
Post by: Neil Obstat on June 24, 2013, 08:18:52 PM
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In or out of the sea...........

Well, it looks like all the swimmers that are normally there
swimming in the sea, are now out of the water!

And all the seals and sea lions that are normally sunning
themselves on the rocks, have jumped back into the sea!



Title: Fr. Girouards sermon "In or out of the Sea" June 16th 2013
Post by: Neil Obstat on June 25, 2013, 11:11:32 PM
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There's a duplicate thread (http://www.cathinfo.com/catholic.php/Father-Girouards-sermon-In-and-out-of-the-Sea) now.



Title: Fr. Girouards sermon "In or out of the Sea" June 16th 2013
Post by: mirabilis on June 26, 2013, 12:34:39 AM
As promised, the video is now on Father's website, sacrificium.org.

God bless.
Title: Fr. Girouards sermon "In or out of the Sea" June 16th 2013
Post by: Elsa Zardini on June 26, 2013, 04:52:28 AM

Why do members post duplicate threads?  :confused1:
Title: Fr. Girouards sermon "In or out of the Sea" June 16th 2013
Post by: Neil Obstat on June 26, 2013, 10:48:06 AM
Quote from: mirabilis
As promised, the video is now on Father's website, sacrificium.org.

God bless.



Thank you, mirabilis!
Members should not forget to check the timeline feature for any
new material, and to check back down the line to see what they
have missed in the past.  This timeline is a nifty tool that puts all
the docuмents in order chronologically so you can, at a glance,
see what there is and when it happened.  Great idea - it's
everything that the Resistance Sermons sub-forum would want
to be.  Brilliant work by the webmaster -- perhaps mirabilis???

Link:

http://sacrificium.org/timeline





Quote from: Elsa Zardini

Why do members post duplicate threads?  :confused1:


The member who started the new thread is new, and perhaps
is not familiar yet with how things are done and/or found on CI.



Title: Fr. Girouards sermon "In or out of the Sea" June 16th 2013
Post by: Neil Obstat on June 30, 2013, 03:12:20 PM
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Member's dont forget to check the timeline feature for eny new matarial.check down the line to see what u missed this timeline's a great feature puts all docuмents in a row at a glance you can see whats there's an when happened.Briliant work buy a webmaster!

Link:

http://sacrificium.org/timeline



Title: Fr. Girouards sermon "In or out of the Sea" June 16th 2013
Post by: Neil Obstat on June 30, 2013, 03:27:17 PM
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I'm trying a webshot of this timeline feature

Hmmm...... maybe.....  sorry that's the best I can do.  






Title: Fr. Girouards sermon "In or out of the Sea" June 16th 2013
Post by: Neil Obstat on June 30, 2013, 04:18:38 PM
Quote from: mirabilis
We have to take down this copy of Fr. Girouard's June 16th Sermon video at this time because it is still a draft version, awaiting its official release in Father's website, sacrificium.org. This is also the reason why our original youtube link was made private yesterday.

We know that it is mostly for a good intention to spread the good news that some of you have re-uploaded our video to YouTube. However we would like to kindly ask our friends in the Resistance not to copy and re-upload our videos on YouTube.  If you'd like to promote us please feel free to link to sacrificium.org instead.

Sorry about the inconvenience. It will be officially released soon. Please stay tuned.




Do you guys mind if I put this here?  It's a great article.  And
CI members really need to see it ............



Post (http://www.cathinfo.com/catholic.php?a=topic&t=22261&f=19&min=70#p3)

A most excellent and timely article by the formidable Fr. Patrick
Girouard - takes on the question of - Why are the Menzingen-
denizens pursuing this path of normalization with modernist
Rome?  What could be their motivation?  Why do this?
*

He endeavors to 'shed some light' on the topic, and true to
form, he does not fall short of his mark.  Many thanks for this
great article from us to you, Fr. Girouard!

*A topic not unrelated would be, why has the leadership of the
Society tried so desperately to CLAIM that they are NOT in hot
pursuit of this normalization? But it seems to me that the answer
to that question is right here!  They are desperate BECAUSE of
this article, and perhaps others like it, that is, the Resistance
has been doing a spiritual work of mercy to wit:  To Instruct the
Ignorant.  And the devil hates it when the ignorant are
instructed!  Please Note: The murmurings from Fr. Morgan in the
British District that he is due soon to make the announcement of
H.E. Fellay's denouncement of his own AFD (Doctrinal Declaration)
came the very day that this article, below, was posted on
Sacraficium.org! (That would be Fr. Morgan's Denouncement-
Announcement
- coming soon to a venue-near-you!
)
 :popcorn:

Don't miss the discussion thread for "In or Out of the Sea" here (http://www.cathinfo.com/catholic.php?a=topic&t=25416&min=10#p2).





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Perception (25 June 2013) (http://sacrificium.org/article/perception-25-june-2013)

When I talk with people, many ask me the same question: “But, Father, why is Bishop Fellay doing this? Why is he, and the other Superiors as well, pursuing this new strategy towards Rome?”

 

Of course, to be able to answer with a complete and absolute certitude, I would need to be God himself! But, as He has chosen me to become His minister here on earth, I do have to try my best to provide some light on the matter.

 

From what I can gather from diverse sources, the superiors of the Society, and those who follow them, believe that the obtaining of a “canonical normalization”, of an “official recognition” by the Roman authorities, would be a means to reach more souls and to be able to help them better to reach their eternal salvation. (They seem to forget that these poor souls have already nine “rallied” communities to turn to...). For Bishop Fellay and his followers, such a “regularization” would also repair an injustice perpetrated against the Society of St. Pius X. These two motives seem, in themselves, to be good ones, and worthy of praises. Good people are indeed attracted by good motives.

 

Before to deal with the first motive, which is more the subject of this editorial, let me dispatch quickly the question of the reparation of an “injustice” done to us: Since when does the fact of being rejected by bad people has become an injustice to good people? To have been rejected by heretics and perverts doesn’t sound too bad to me. I would even say they did me a favor! The Modernists and perverts in Rome didn’t take away my being a Catholic, they just gave me the joy of receiving one of the Beatitudes revealed by Our Lord, that of suffering persecution for justice’s sake! Why would I want this beatitude taken away from me?

 

Let us now proceed with our argumentation: If we were to analyze both motives a bit seriously, we would understand that they have a sandy foundation, and that they cannot stand scrutiny. Indeed, those motives stem from a desire that the SSPX may one day be well perceived by people belonging to the mainstream “Church”. In other words, all the crisis we have been living for the last 15 years or so, since the foundation of the “Groupe de Réflexion Entre Catholiques” (GREC), is based on a question of PERCEPTION, that is to say: On how other people see us.

 

This “Group of Reflection Among Catholics”, founded in 1997 by, among others, Fr. Alain Lorans (in charge of DICI) and Novus Ordo Fr. Michel Lelong, has the official goal of bringing about the reconciliation of the SSPX with conciliar Rome. Fr. Lorans has founded it with the blessing of Bishop Fellay, and he has kept him informed of their work. I have the book written by Fr. Lelong, where he details the history of the group. Among other things, he says that the GREC has suggested to the Society to ask for, and to the Roman authorities to grant, two signs of good will that would help achieve a future reconciliation: 1- The “freedom” of the Old Mass, 2- The lifting of the “excommunications”. The Grec also suggested that the SSPX stops: 1- To criticize harshly the Roman authorities; [and stops] 2- To reject Vatican II as a whole. We know what happened afterwards. The Society asked for the two signs of “good will” from Rome, and it has also changed its style of argumentation. (About this change, I refer you to my sermon of June 2 2013 (http://sacrificium.org/multimedia/video/solemnity-feast-corpus-christi-2-june-2013), on the “branding” of the Society). It is interesting to note that, while the whole question of “reconciliation” is based on perception, the means proposed to achieve it are themselves founded on perception.

 

Indeed, we all know that the Old Mass never needed to be ‘liberated”, since the bull “Quo Primum” gave a perpetual permission to celebrate it, notwithstanding what Novus Ordo bishops may say; that the “excommunications” were never valid; and that the new style of argumentation of the Society is the result of the wish to not be perceived as “bitter”, “harsh”, “disobedient”, etc. But, even if they knew all this, Bishop Fellay and his followers, somewhere along the line, have become afraid of the negative perception the mainstream “Catholics” got from these three elements. They started to think that such a negative perception was an obstacle to the salvation of these poor souls. Therefore, to remove this obstacle, to obtain a good end, they have decided to follow the GREC’s suggestions, which is to say: They have chosen bad means to attain a good end. Everybody with a minimal knowledge of Catechism knows that this is never morally permissible.

 

Moreover, by asking Rome to grant those two “signs of good will”, the leaders of the Society have purposefully acted externally in a manner that contradicted what they believed internally to be true. They therefore increased the confusion in the poor souls they wanted to “save”, because they acted publicly AS IF the Old Mass had been forbidden, and AS IF the excommunications had been valid, and AS IF the Conciliar Rome and Pontiff, and the Council itself, were not that bad anymore. In other words, they have been, for all practical purposes, liars and hypocrites.

 

Later on, Bishop Fellay and his two Assistants, forming what is called the General Council, have presented to Rome a Doctrinal Declaration, dated April 15th 2012, which is a monument of the same kind of hypocrisy. It is a docuмent that tries, by means of subtlety in the choice of words and expressions, to be acceptable both to the Modernists and to Traditionalists. That is why Bishop Fellay himself said repeatedly that our acceptance of this text would depend on our state of mind while reading it (I refer to his expression: “pink or dark tinted glasses”). As far as we know, the General Council has not yet sent another official docuмent to Rome, to say that it revokes this Doctrinal Declaration, and it therefore still represents the official position of the Society on these questions, notwithstanding any declaration to the contrary done in sermons or conferences. Such utterances have indeed no official or juridical value whatsoever, and are only another proof that the leaders of the Society are being hypocritical, not only towards the mainstream “Catholics”, but also with their own faithful who are paying their bills.

 

Another striking example of hypocrisy is the Declaration of the 2012 General Chapter of the Society, and the six “conditions” to a practical agreement. The Superiors pretend to have recovered the unity in the Society, while, in practice, that so-called “unity” has been reached by the expulsion of any dissenting voice, including that of one of the four Bishops consecrated by Archbishop Lefebvre. It is a unity based on fear and on lies. Those who know that the Society is doing wrong fear punishment, and those who think it is doing right have been deceived by the sophisms explained above. Moreover, to affirm that the six “conditions”, weak in themselves, could protect us is to refuse to see the reality in Rome, and to forget what happened to the nine Traditional Communities who tried this before. This is tantamount to voluntary intellectual blindness.

 

What we hope that everybody could realize, is that Bishop Fellay and his followers are doing [making] the same mistake than [as] clergymen did at Vatican II: They found their new strategy on a question of PERCEPTION. Vatican II has indeed been an attempt to improve the perception outsiders had of the Catholic Church. The failed experiment of the Conciliar Church should have prevented the Society leaders from falling into that same trap, but, since when do children learn from the experience of previous generations?

 

What can we do to help stop this non-sense? I think we have to get out of this system of hypocrisy and of that cycle of fear. We have to stand up for the truth, no matter the perception others may have of us, and no matter the punishments. What converted the Pagans in the first centuries of the Church was not Christians who tried to be well thought of. It was the constancy of those who were ready to give their lives to uphold their convictions. Therefore my dear friends, LET US RESIST OPENLY AND STRONGLY!

Abbé Patrick Girouard

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