If I guessed correctly, it must be referring to the Moran case (defrocked from the NO while still a deacon), claimed to be conditionally ordained by +Vigano and maybe again by +Williamson, brought to light by Dr. Brendan Kavanagh in another thread.

Ambrose Moran???

Not to disclose my location , but BZ had Sunday Mass early, then drove 300 miles to say Mass at 12N at the home of an infirmed (I was there) and immediately drove back 200 miles to the airport to fly out to Kansas . I suspect most days are like this for him- also insert his many international travels.
He is a great Bishop and I love him!

I agree!

When our clergy dont preach about needing to cease SSPX Mass attendance we end up in situations where the faithful will go.

Faithful are sheep and need their shepherd.

Many clergy dont realize how being indifferent about SSPX Mass attendance goes against their own interests in the long run.

Reply to Romulus:

You said Zendejas's apostolate was comparable to that of Bl. Miguel Pro.  What a joke.

Lol, no, I just said that they were both Mexican and +Zendejas probably learned from him and they both travel and administer sacraments.

Yeah, LOL is right.

Holy Miguel Pro traveled to administer the Sacraments under extreme duress.  

Without any lockdown or persecution, Bp. Zendejas does not, and has not openly provided Sacraments to his flock, the American SSPX Resistance.  

His neglect has in essence allowed dozens of independent trads chapels, that wanted his help, fall into neoSSPX hands.

I just wonder, if we took a poll of the "loosely connected trads" known as the American SSPX Resistance, what percentage in the past 10 years would have received any Sacrament from Bp. Zendejas?


Probably most of them 

Bull crap!   This shows your sophomoric understanding about HE’s apostolic duties and the size and regions of the American Resistance faithful needing sacraments.

A. Why he won't he bring Confirmations to the faithful?  He's dumped us off to join neo-SSPX Confirmations.

He is, just not to you specifically and you're mad about it. You're referring to one particular situation where the faithful at that chapel have gone to that priory for confirmations because they are able too and the society, as of now, still has valid confirmations and they are making use of it while it's still available. They chose to do it, and if they have chosen to use a Society bishop, what need has Zendejas to come there at this time? If the Society was cut off, he certainly would come.
 By the time he comes out of his comfort zone, the SSPX will be dead & buried.  But maybe that was always the plan?

B. Why is he afraid of the warlock apostolate of Bp. Pfeiffer?

He's not scared of that trainwreck, he just doesn't want anything to do with it like the rest of us.

Wrong. He’s already voiced his fear of having his Confirmation ceremonies crashed by Pfeifferville.

C. What else is he afraid of?

Your judgement of him probably 
 
My admonishment of HE’s failure to “feed his sheep & lambs” is a Catholic duty.

But Bp. Zendejas will have to explain his apostolic agenda to Our Lord.

Considering the souls of the Catholic remnant at stake, "Ghost Bishop" is a charitable term.

Sure, you can call him that if you'd like, but don't go claiming that's what "people in the US call him," when you made it up and are probably the only one using it.


If it woke him up, even a little, it was worth it.

If a Bishop or priest decides NOT to have an online presence, they are called a "ghost" or insulted for being cowardly? What are we saying here? We're accusing unjustly. The internet is trash bin that you have to sift through. +BpZ has a very active and real apostolate. He services at least 3 or 4 chapels in different states and works internationally. He oversees schools and tutorials. He will drive hundreds of miles to administer last rights or to visit one of the faithful. He has priests under him. He preaches out loud on a weekly basis and publishes writings. He holds catechism classes. He gives Ignatian retreats. If you want to speak to him about his work and how you can help, go and attend Mass at one of his chapels, and speak to him after. He would give you his phone number I'm sure, his email, or that of a coordinator so you can get in touch again. (if your intentions are true and not false) He devotes his whole life for the faithful and takes virtually no vacations or personal time. He does not enjoy fancy dining or social settings. He does not try to be a social media influencer on tik tok. He eats on the go so the faithful can benefit from his work and administration of the sacraments. He has given thousands of people the sacraments, by the way. He makes a real impact on the lives of children.
 
Imagine that you work in liberal areas where it is very difficult to do the work of your apostolate without being torn at and shut down. The faithful there still need the sacraments. Imagine evil persons trying to prevent you from legally purchasing and using property. Imagine trying to keep a school running during COVID when they will try to shut you down. Imagine the difficulty of traveling frequently through NYC airports. Imagine being labelled as a HC denier with +BPW just because you hosted him, and the JWs who control the newspapers write false articles. Imagine that if you publish a bulletin in the town you are working in or put a sign up with Mass times, the civil authorities come against you. Imagine that every time you see in front of you a camera or microphone (with or without permission), you wonder if yet again someone with bad intention will be posting your sermon or speech online, cutting segments, misconstruing words, trying to pin you down and accuse your every action, working against you. You are faced with the dilemma of preserving your work of many years in the "real world", or posting your activites online with the hope of creating a following in the "virtual world" and risking your entire operation to the "big brother" eye of the internet. I know I would choose to have a quiet, fruitful apostolate. We live in bad times. The rule for a priest is to do what is best for the salvation of souls.      
   

I love how you generalize things

Sorry Romulus, I inadvertently down-voted you... your comment was appropriate if not in fact too reserved.