Author Topic: Fr. Sauer has left the SSPX (Read 11180 times)

Ethelred · « **Reply #15 on:** September 04, 2013, 02:57:09 AM »

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Whilst the brave father naturally opposes the Neo-SSPX' neo-liberalism and intended deal with Newrome, he never publicly criticised his superiors including Bp Fellay, in order not to scandalise the faithful,...

But would it not be better to scandalize the faithful for the sake of the Faith?

Well, if Mr X publicly claims that 2+2=8, we lovers of Truth can publicly a) insist on the fact that 2+2=4, and b) say that Mr X is terribly wrong. Ideally we would do a) and b), but depending on the circuмstances we can still uphold the truth by doing a) only, for a certain amount of time. At one point we should proceed to also do b), I'll give you that.

As I mentioned, the good Fr Sauer always said publicly that Newrome and the Newpope must convert first before we (the SSPX and us laypeople) can make a deal with Rome (which then will be simple and straightforward).
So, the good father protected the Faith and he also scandalised those dreamers (for the sake of the Faith) who wrongly thought we could join Newrome now.

Although this was not a direct criticism of Bp Fellay, it was of course an indirect one, because the latter wants to join Newrome. Menzingen got this indirect criticism and this is probably why the good father now had to leave the Neo-SSPX.

Today the brave Fr Sauer has all the liberty to preach not only that 2+2=4 (like he's always been doing) but also to openly naming those claiming that 2+2=8. I think after some time of getting used to his very new situation, we're probably going to hear more from him.

May God bless Fr Frank Sauer and all other orthodox bishops, priests and clerics.

P.S. Thanks to some brave souls from Germany I could get a few MP3 recordings of Fr Sauer sermons in German language. The MP3 audio quality is bad, but the content is excellent. Readers interested in these files could please PM me.

Ecclesia Militans · « **Reply #16 on:** September 04, 2013, 06:46:04 AM »

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May God bless Fr Frank Sauer and all other orthodox bishops, priests and clerics.

Deo gratias!

Stella · « **Reply #17 on:** September 07, 2013, 03:56:49 AM »

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Apparently the good priests found a new place for the Carmel and a nearby priest house, next to the famous place of pilgrimage Altötting in Southern Germany. With a little bit more money, they could soon move the Carmel to its new home. Then not only the Carmel would be in South Germany, but also Fr Sauer and his befriended priests: a true centre of the resistance movement. And also very close to the border of the dukedom of Austria.

How would we in the United States send donations to the Carmelites? Is there a mailing address, and would they take US funds?

Also, do you know if anyone connected with the Sisters speaks English? I'd like to write to them and send a donation.

God bless.

Gail · « **Reply #18 on:** September 07, 2013, 04:22:22 AM »

These are the details to contact the Carmel of St. Joseph in Brilon-Wald Germany.

How you can help us

In Germany: on the name St. Joseph Association; Sparkasse Hochsauerland, Brilon, account no. 56267 (BLZ 416 517 70)

Abroad: on the name St. Joseph Association; Sparkasse Hochsauerland in Brilon

IBAN: DE58 4165 1770 0000 0562 67; BIC: WELADED1HSL)

(Especially in the EU, it is advisable to refrain from cheques due to the high costs.)

A donation certificate will be issued upon request.

Address:

Karmel St. Josef, Korbach str. 89, D-59929 Brilon-Wald - (map see here! ))

Ph. (02961) 6445: only on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10:45 - 11:15 (if on this day a public holiday)
falls, eliminating the talk time); in the remaining time, the opportunity to speak on the telephone answering machine is

Fax (02961) 53117

I have written to the Nuns and even though the Prioress does not speak English, my letter was answered.

Hope this information helps you.

Stella · « **Reply #19 on:** September 08, 2013, 09:18:13 AM »

Thanks for the info, Gail.