Author Topic: List of priests who are with the Resistance (Read 20332 times)

Matthew · « **Reply #10 on:** July 11, 2015, 09:56:28 PM »

You're missing

Fr. Gerardo Zendejas, SSPX - USA
Fr. Adrian Garcia, SSPX - Mexico, USA

They both say Mass at
http://www.StDominicsChapel.com

Fr. Morel - USA

Fr. Gruner is deceased (R.I.P.)

Matthew · « **Reply #11 on:** July 11, 2015, 09:59:59 PM »

Ok, excluding those I just added, let's look at the list for North America.

First, the ones everyone knows:
Fr. Joseph Pfeiffer, SSPX - USA
Fr. David Hewko, SSPX - USA
Fr. Richard Voigt, SDB - USA

Partially working with Fr. Pfeiffer:
Fr. Brendan Dardis, OSB - USA

Quite independent:
Fr. Dominic Mary of the Pillar, OP - USA (dedicated chapel in Florida)
Fr. Ronald Ringrose - USA (dedicated chapel in Virginia)
Fr. Patrick Girouard, SSPX - Canada (dedicated chapel(s) in Canada)

That leaves a few that I have no clue about. I haven't even heard of some of these priests, much less do I know where they offer Mass these days:

Fr. Gavin Bitzer - USA
Fr. John O'Connor - USA
Fr. Steven Reuter, SSPX - USA
Fr. Iglesias, SSPX - USA

I assume Fr. Fox left for Australia and is no longer with the Resistance, as someone said above.

I also assume that Fr. John O'Connor is only one priest -- he was in the list twice!

1st Mansion Tenant · « **Reply #12 on:** July 11, 2015, 10:51:40 PM »

Quote from: paxtecuм111

Here are my two cents - a compilation from the following websites. I'm sure that there are many errors and mistakes, but I just wanted to begin somewhere. I would appreciate any correction.

Asia/Africa (11)
Fr. Francois Chazal, SSPX - France, Asia
Fr. Edgardo Suelo, SSPX - Philippines
Fr. Fr Valan Rajakumar Devasahayan, SSPX - India
Fr. Pancras Raja - India
Fr. John Nariai - Japan
Fr. Jovin Soliman - Philippines
Fr. Edgardo Suelo - Philippines
Fr. Pierre-Célestin N'dong, SSPX - Gabon
Fr. Elijah, OFM - Philippines
Fr. Remi Picot - Kenya
Fr. Timothy Pfeiffer - Philippines

Has Fr Joseph Pfeiffer's brother Timothy really joined the resistance as well?! I thought he was on the other side of 'the great divide'.

chrstnoel1 · « **Reply #13 on:** July 12, 2015, 04:06:00 AM »

Quote from: 1st Mansion Tenant

Quote from: paxtecuм111
Here are my two cents - a compilation from the following websites. I'm sure that there are many errors and mistakes, but I just wanted to begin somewhere. I would appreciate any correction.

Asia/Africa (11)
Fr. Francois Chazal, SSPX - France, Asia
Fr. Edgardo Suelo, SSPX - Philippines
Fr. Fr Valan Rajakumar Devasahayan, SSPX - India
Fr. Pancras Raja - India
Fr. John Nariai - Japan
Fr. Jovin Soliman - Philippines
Fr. Edgardo Suelo - Philippines
Fr. Pierre-Célestin N'dong, SSPX - Gabon
Fr. Elijah, OFM - Philippines
Fr. Remi Picot - Kenya
Fr. Timothy Pfeiffer - Philippines

Has Fr Joseph Pfeiffer's brother Timothy really joined the resistance as well?! I thought he was on the other side of 'the great divide'.

Presently in Asia are: (5 only)
Fr. Francois Chazal, SSPX-MC, France
Fr. Edgardo Suelo, SSPX-MC, Philippines
Fr. Remi Picot, USML, France (on loan to Asia/Australia for a year, term will expire on October
2015)

Fr. Valan Rajkumar, SSPX-MC, India
Fr. Pancras Raja, India

As for:
Fr. Elijah went back to the NO
Fr. Jovin Soliman was never with the resistaance, he is sede.
Fr. Jonh Narai, Japan still flip-flops between the resistance and neo-SSPX
Fr. Piere-Celestin - ???

Fr. Timothy Pfeiffer, neo-SSPX, Philippines, is comfortable where he is.

Hope this helps.

Matthew · « **Reply #14 on:** July 12, 2015, 08:48:57 AM »

I think this 2nd list is "wishful thinking" and woefully outdated.

In the early days of the Resistance, any priest that did something hopeful, some small sign of support (for example, a young seminarian having a solid priest give his First Mass sermon) was cause to add them to the "let's pray for them and keep an eye on them" list. Fr. Reuter for example. But he never left. He might have got a slap on the wrist for choosing someone "old school" to give his First Mass sermon, but that's all he ever did "wrong" in the eyes of the neo-SSPX.

"let's pray for them and keep an eye on them" -- that's all this list is.

If someone told you, "I'll join the Resistance, as long as it has the numbers. As long as it has a chance of material success." this is the list you'd come up with to give him -- basically a list exaggerating the numbers of priests.

But after 2 or 3 years, it borders on deceptive when some of these "glimmers of potential" didn't materialize. As some have pointed out, many of these priests have been trucking along in the neo-SSPX with no further signs they are about to leave. For the past 3 years! I think we can drop them from the list.

And a few have gone every which direction -- the Novus Ordo, sedevacantism, or even the next life!

I think we should stick with the list provided by LKCTexas for a starting point.