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Author Topic: Attacking the canard - "Waaah, nobody told me about Resistance Mass in my area!"  (Read 2437 times)

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An American District website is the precise subject, and I will bet you $100 that, if I email Bishop Zendejas (with you CC'd in) right now and propose designing and maintaining a website for the American SAJM (which would include Mass locations, times, and contact information for all SAJM American District venues and events), he will have some reason (such as those you previously mentioned) for not wanting me to do it.

Why don't you just do it?
You don't need Bp. Zendejas's "approval" to make a website docuмenting American Resisitance Mass locations, confirmation dates, etc.
You're performing a public service. It's not "proprietary" information that he "owns."
Information is free. I think you should make a website. It should exist.

Why don't you just do it?
You don't need Bp. Zendejas's "approval" to make a website docuмenting American Resisitance Mass locations, confirmation dates, etc.
You're performing a public service. It's not "proprietary" information that he "owns."
Information is free. I think you should make a website. It should exist.
 But it would take b. Zendejas approval so he could get information from chapel coordinators.


Offline Pax Vobis

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You could create the flashiest website out there but unless the higher-ups cooperate, the info will be outdated in less than 2 weeks.  An organization is only as successful as its leadership is involved.

The best bet for finding resistance masses is Traditio.com.  They have the most up-to-date info on any latin mass out there.