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Re: Pictures of the Consecration of Bishop Zendejas
« Reply #5 on: May 14, 2017, 12:39:33 AM »
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From the linked Non-Possumus website (FSSPX ѕυιcιdє Chronology):

CRONOLOGÍA DEL SUICIDIO DE LA FSSPX


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Technical problem: the smokestack on the right shouldn't have any smoke rising out of it because the Titanic had only 3 functional stacks, the first three in front.  The last one in the stern was fake, just there for looks, because the profile of the ship didn't look balanced without the 4th stack. Witnesses said they saw that last smokestack fall off as the ship was sinking. It probably killed a number of people when it fell, perhaps even in lifeboats.

Re: Pictures of the Consecration of Bishop Zendejas
« Reply #6 on: May 14, 2017, 12:51:12 AM »
There are some nice photos from Friday's Mass on Non Possumus:
http://nonpossumus-vcr.blogspot.com/2017/05/fotos-de-la-primera-misa-pontifical-de.html
Here is a nice cross used as the new icon for the website:

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        CRUZ DE LA RESISTENCIA 
         CATÓLICA ANTILIBERAL

Somos católicos apostólicos romanos. 
Este es un sitio de la Resistencia católica 
anti liberal, hecho por fieles de la Sociedad 
Sacerdotal de los Apóstoles de Jesús y 
María. La SAJM continúa la obra de Mons. 
Lefebvre. Combatimos contra el liberalismo 
que infecta al mundo, a la Iglesia y a la FSSPX.


We are Roman Apostolic Catholics. This 
is a site of the anti-liberal Catholic 
Resistance, made by faithful of the 
Priestly Society of the Apostles of Jesus 
and Mary. The SAJM continues the work 
of Monsignor Lefebvre. We fight against 
the liberalism that infects the world, the 
Church and the SSPX.


Re: Pictures of the Consecration of Bishop Zendejas
« Reply #7 on: May 14, 2017, 12:57:18 AM »
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Bishop Zendejas has a very distinctive miter. 
This is an act of courage to have Our Lady in plain view like this.