Is SSPX in schism (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pitQdPJIDLc)
I listened to the above video looking for arguments against my novus ordo family members. In it, he mentioned that some of these priests say a Mass in one place, take a plane somewhere, say a Mass somewhere else, take another plane, and then say an evening Mass in another place. I'm not fully aware of the normal functioning of the society up to now. I only just started going to society Masses about a year and a half ago. Are there any current SSPX priests that his description fits? I know that it fits some the description of some of the resistance priests...
Plus, it would make sense for Fr. Gruner to put his trust in the Resistance because they are furthering the message of Fatima, but at least according to Fr. Pfeiffer, the society priests are not.
What do you think about this theory? Is Fr. Gruner sympathetic to the Resistance movement?
Quote from: SoldierOfChristIs SSPX in schism (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pitQdPJIDLc)
I listened to the above video looking for arguments against my novus ordo family members. In it, he mentioned that some of these priests say a Mass in one place, take a plane somewhere, say a Mass somewhere else, take another plane, and then say an evening Mass in another place. I'm not fully aware of the normal functioning of the society up to now. I only just started going to society Masses about a year and a half ago. Are there any current SSPX priests that his description fits? I know that it fits some the description of some of the resistance priests...
Plus, it would make sense for Fr. Gruner to put his trust in the Resistance because they are furthering the message of Fatima, but at least according to Fr. Pfeiffer, the society priests are not.
What do you think about this theory? Is Fr. Gruner sympathetic to the Resistance movement?
There are many Society priests who must travel extensively on a circuit every week. I have been a faithful of the Society for decades and I have seen young priests turn grey almost overnight from the demands of being one of the few truly Catholic priests available to offer Mass and give the sacraments to the faithful who are spread all over the world.
Also the message of Fatima is widely promoted by our Society priests. We are encouraged to pray the rosary, do our duty of state and pray for the Triumph of the Immaculate Heart. This has been a constant exhortation from the SSPX from the beginning.
Yes, I'm aware that many of our priests have to travel on a circuit every week, but do any of them board flights on a regular basis as part of that circuit?
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Yes, I'm aware that many of our priests have to travel on a circuit every week, but do any of them board flights on a regular basis as part of that circuit?
Of course they take flights. How else would they get from point a to b. Many of the missions are spread apart since they are mostly in major cities. Many priests take flight to various chapels.
Is Father Gruner aligned with the Resistance?
Please,
WHAT is this thread about?
QuoteIs Father Gruner aligned with the Resistance?
I think Father Gruner is on his own team. I doubt he has any animosity towards the mainstream SSPX or the resistance SSPX and I doubt that he would want to publicly take sides since his extensive mailing/donor list probably includes people in both camps.
Has Catholic Family News made any public pronouncements on the matter of the SSPX/Resistance schism? I frequently receive free copies (for reasons I do not understand) and I don't recall seeing any articles discussing the issue, though I have not seen every edition since the Letter of the Three Bishops was published.
I've been trying for years to find out whether "Fr. Gruner" is indeed a priest?
Is SSPX in schism (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pitQdPJIDLc)
I listened to the above video looking for arguments against my novus ordo family members. In it, he mentioned that some of these priests say a Mass in one place, take a plane somewhere, say a Mass somewhere else, take another plane, and then say an evening Mass in another place. I'm not fully aware of the normal functioning of the society up to now. I only just started going to society Masses about a year and a half ago. Are there any current SSPX priests that his description fits? I know that it fits some the description of some of the resistance priests...
Plus, it would make sense for Fr. Gruner to put his trust in the Resistance because they are furthering the message of Fatima, but at least according to Fr. Pfeiffer, the society priests are not.
What do you think about this theory? Is Fr. Gruner sympathetic to the Resistance movement?
I listened to the above video looking for arguments against my novus ordo family members.
Is SSPX in schism (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pitQdPJIDLc)
I listened to the above video looking for arguments against my novus ordo family members. In it, he mentioned that some of these priests say a Mass in one place, take a plane somewhere, say a Mass somewhere else, take another plane, and then say an evening Mass in another place. I'm not fully aware of the normal functioning of the society up to now. I only just started going to society Masses about a year and a half ago. Are there any current SSPX priests that his description fits? I know that it fits some the description of some of the resistance priests...
Plus, it would make sense for Fr. Gruner to put his trust in the Resistance because they are furthering the message of Fatima, but at least according to Fr. Pfeiffer, the society priests are not.
What do you think about this theory? Is Fr. Gruner sympathetic to the Resistance movement?
I've been trying for years to find out whether "Fr. Gruner" is indeed a priest?
Quote from: FerdinandI've been trying for years to find out whether "Fr. Gruner" is indeed a priest?
And here we have Ferdinand, who is quite late to the smear campaign. Ferdinand claims he has spent years trying to find an answer to what the vast majority can find in mere seconds. It's a wonder Ferdinand is able to dress himself in the morning, let alone turn on and use a computer to write this sort of trash......Here you go, Ferdinand, right from the "accused" himself;
http://youtu.be/1Xh4-6muhoA
Ferdinand, and those like him need some new material.
Quote from: Christopher67Quote from: FerdinandI've been trying for years to find out whether "Fr. Gruner" is indeed a priest?
And here we have Ferdinand, who is quite late to the smear campaign. Ferdinand claims he has spent years trying to find an answer to what the vast majority can find in mere seconds. It's a wonder Ferdinand is able to dress himself in the morning, let alone turn on and use a computer to write this sort of trash......Here you go, Ferdinand, right from the "accused" himself;
http://youtu.be/1Xh4-6muhoA
Ferdinand, and those like him need some new material.
Apparently Nicholas Gruner was ordained at Avellino, Italy on August 22, 1976 by Bishop Pasquale Venezia.
Was it in the doubtful Bugnini Rite? If so, who "conditionally" ordained him thereafter?
The faithful have a right to know.
Blah, Blah, Blah... and something about Padre Pio
Apparently Nicholas Gruner was ordained at Avellino, Italy on August 22, 1976 by Bishop Pasquale Venezia.
Was it in the doubtful Bugnini Rite? If so, who "conditionally" ordained him thereafter?
The faithful have a right to know.
Well I don't think that God would make His most heroic declarer of Our Lady's Message out of a fake priest and I find it offensive that all of you can go about talking thus of Father Gruner without scruple.
Neil, thank you for the reply. It looks like it took a lot of time and thought to put together. As usual, it is filled with a lot of useful information. I will look more into the recusant.
Until now, my main source of information about the resistance has come from here, eleison comments, and from YouTube video of sermons. That said, I have to say that I find your characterization of me as insulting as it is inaccurate. I don't eat marshmallows and I love a good fight. Thus my namesake. I should have been more clear in the original post that I was suggesting he was interiorly sympathetic to the resistance and not contemplating an open alliance.
Anyway, the lack of clarity is my fault. Thanks for your analysis. I'm at work so this is all I can say in response for now. Be well.
Quote from: FerdinandI've been trying for years to find out whether "Fr. Gruner" is indeed a priest?
And here we have Ferdinand, who is quite late to the smear campaign. Ferdinand claims he has spent years trying to find an answer to what the vast majority can find in mere seconds. It's a wonder Ferdinand is able to dress himself in the morning, let alone turn on and use a computer to write this sort of trash......Here you go, Ferdinand, right from the "accused" himself;
http://youtu.be/1Xh4-6muhoA
Ferdinand, and those like him need some new material.
Blah, Blah, Blah... and something about marshmallows and his need for a retreat