Author Topic: Fr. Rostand in Post Falls (Read 15399 times)

Machabees · « **on:** November 24, 2013, 10:56:15 PM »

I have just learned that Fr. Rostand is giving a public conference in Post Falls Idaho on Friday Dec. 6, 2013 @ 6:30 pm about “the current situation of the Church”.

I do not know if he is speaking of the Catholic Church or the “Church of Fellay” (sspx)? However, for those who attend Post Falls, please let us know with an update, any good news, or direction of this first new conference since the “rebranding” happened.

Will it be a conversion, more of the same, or a continued progression of “political crumbs” from Bishop Fellay that Pope Francis is a “modernist”…we will see.

I only hope that he will remember his oath as a Priest of Jesus Christ, stop the antics, and feed His sheep the true purity of Doctrine…without maintaining the false obedience to the superior.

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #1 on:** November 24, 2013, 11:29:09 PM »

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Well this is great news.

The Faithful of Idaho have something wonderful to look forward to,
just before the arrival of the Second Sunday of Advent. Kind of a
sort of triple anticipation, if you will.

What will the District Superior bring besides his compromised
pronunciation of English?

Will he have any hit-men in the crowd to attempt to overwhelm old
ladies like his boss did in Ireland? (Ask John Grace about that.)

You know, Irish ladies are a tough breed. But I must say, I've
known not a few who've made it to the West Coast of America
whose mettle is a bit more than one might expect capable for the
gentler sex. We have some Irish women who are tough as nails
out here.

I wonder how many are in Post Falls?

And it's when a good man has such a woman to come home to
that he may think twice about whether he's going to be a brave
soldier in the front lines.

This little event might be worth making the trip for, even if it's a few
hundred miles, or a thousand or three.

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hollingsworth · « **Reply #2 on:** November 25, 2013, 01:04:46 PM »

We're going to try to gain entry. It may be a problem, however, since I'm known to the ICC faithful and to Fr. Rostand. I may not get beyond the door. I think maybe that "public meeting" will have a definite Menzingen spin put on it. In any case, if the Dec. 6 meeting is anything like the previous Rostand fiasco there, no more than 15% of the congregation will attend anyway.

JPaul · « **Reply #3 on:** November 27, 2013, 06:50:57 PM »

Quote from: hollingsworth

We're going to try to gain entry. It may be a problem, however, since I'm known to the ICC faithful and to Fr. Rostand. I may not get beyond the door. I think maybe that "public meeting" will have a definite Menzingen spin put on it. In any case, if the Dec. 6 meeting is anything like the previous Rostand fiasco there, no more than 15% of the congregation will attend anyway.

Well, you can be the canary in the mine to see if the air is still poisoned....... :furtive:

TheRecusant · « **Reply #4 on:** November 28, 2013, 02:10:36 AM »

It will be to imitate his master, and show off his new found Traditionalist credentials. Bishop Fellay broke the 6-month silence on Francis, so now we can expect all his understudies to do the same. Only perhaps not quite as articulately nor as convincingly. Fr. Rostand is a "poor man's Fellay". He does his best, but it's never quite the real thing...