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Re: Is the SSPX's Prelature Close?
« Reply #5 on: November 18, 2017, 07:43:51 PM »
Bishop Felley Fillet signing the Correctio filialis put an end to any prospect of a personal prelature with this ill-tempered, petty and vindictive occupant of the Chair of Peter. It is not some sort of Conciliar, hermeneutic of continuity assimilation. PF doesn't remotely tolerate respectful dissent, which JP2 and Benedict endured to the detriment of faithful Catholics, and their fitful efforts at restoration.
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You've been watching too many videos like this one:
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Re: Is the SSPX's Prelature Close?
« Reply #6 on: November 18, 2017, 08:21:45 PM »
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I hope you don't mind me playing with the pixels, JPaul.........
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not-a-quote:
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I expect there will be a lot more concern for the arrival of a prelature once it has already happened than there has been in anticipation of it happening soon.
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Many who have gone along will simply continue to go along.
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Especially among Catholics who do not often go to SSPX Masses but have long been accustomed to having the option of going maybe once or twice a year.
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We know that the situation cannot stay static forever and some of us will lose access to the sacraments. 
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I've already been rather bewildered to see how many otherwise unassociated Catholics don't seem to feel any danger or threat of harm in a future merger with Newrome;  at least, that's the way it is in my small corner of the world.
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Nothing opposes the revolution in any way which can stop the dissolution of any group which joins itself to the false church as the SSPX is almost certain to do in the future.
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And if we squish it all up it looks like this:
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I expect there will be a lot more concern for the arrival of a prelature once it has already happened than there has been in anticipation of it happening soon. Many who have gone along will simply continue to go along. Especially among Catholics who do not often go to SSPX Masses but have long been accustomed to having the option of going maybe once or twice a year. We know that the situation cannot stay static forever and some of us will lose access to the sacraments. I've already been rather bewildered to see how many otherwise unassociated Catholics don't seem to feel any danger or threat of harm in a future merger with Newrome;  at least, that's the way it is in my small corner of the world. Nothing opposes the revolution in any way which can stop the dissolution of any group which joins itself to the false church as the SSPX is almost certain to do in the future.
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Hmmm... Not quite working out the way I thought it would. Sorry.
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Re: Is the SSPX's Prelature Close?
« Reply #7 on: November 18, 2017, 09:46:34 PM »
Bishop Felley signing the Correctio filialis put an end to any prospect of a personal prelature with this ill-tempered, petty and vindictive occupant of the Chair of Peter. It is not some sort of Conciliar, hermeneutic of continuity assimilation. PF doesn't remotely tolerate respectful dissent, which JP2 and Benedict endured to the detriment of faithful Catholics, and their fitful efforts at restoration.

I initially thought that Rome had ambushed Menzingen after they had made concessions and put them in a corner.

But maybe Bp. Fellay's "me-too" signature on Correctio filialis, was just a staged protest for the conservative media?

I like this more penetrating analysis that Menzingen and Rome have done their theatrical dance and tested the waters.
They both sense the SSPX's conservatives are neutralized and the time is right for Prelature.

Re: Is the SSPX's Prelature Close?
« Reply #8 on: November 18, 2017, 09:55:35 PM »
I initially thought that Rome had ambushed Menzingen after they had made concessions and put them in a corner.

But maybe Bp. Fellay's "me-too" signature on Correctio filialis, was just a staged protest for the conservative media?

I like this more penetrating analysis that Menzingen and Rome have done their theatrical dance and tested the waters.

They both sense the SSPX's conservatives are neutralized and the time is right for Prelature.
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Arise, awaken, conservative SSPXers....  Exurge!
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If I recall correctly, the last time they expected to make a "practical agreement" suddenly +W gave an interview to a certain Scandinavian journalist ...............

Re: Is the SSPX's Prelature Close?
« Reply #9 on: November 19, 2017, 08:12:25 PM »
O Little town of Menzingen,
I see that you still lie,
Can’t you see what you will reap
When Jdgment Day is nigh?
In the secret councils that see ne’er truth or light,
The hope and dreams of apostate Rome will seal your fate tonight.

O rise up all you PXers,
And join the Resistance fight,
Tis better to have Faith sans Mass,
Unlike ECD communities,
Who have long giv’n up the fight.

For Frank is spawned from Beelzebub,
A punishment from God.
Krampus will visit Frankie dear,
And save not twitch or rod.
So in the coming Yuletide
The blest Nativity,
Pray that we might all be spared
From more Frankish apostasy.

(With the cold and snow entrenched aleady in northern Alberta, the blessed seasons feel closer than they are. 8))