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Author Topic: Michael Voris Publishes Article on SSPX Abuse  (Read 46162 times)

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Re: Michael Voris Publishes Article on SSPX Abuse
« Reply #276 on: May 23, 2020, 03:05:17 PM »
There was the case of Fr. Benedict VanderPutten.  After getting wind of what happened there, the SSPX immediately removed him and reported him to the Vatican, and this was after local authorities had opted not to file charges against him due to lack of evidence.

So there are contrary cases also that Voris remained silent about.
You are dead wrong on this case. Sadly, the SSPX did coverup this one for a very long time to the detriment of children. You may find this out very soon.


Re: Michael Voris Publishes Article on SSPX Abuse
« Reply #277 on: May 23, 2020, 05:13:16 PM »
It is clear to me that a few of the members here (one in particular) have a serious ax to grind with the Society, to the extent that they have already accepted the veracity of every single one of the many allegations contained in CM's report, unquestioningly and without hesitation.

To the extent that we unquestioningly accept the entirety of CM's report without waiting patiently for the Society to respond (when they are legally able to do so), we embrace the rabid mentality of the #MeToo movement, thinking with emotion rather than reason.

To me, this isn't really even about CM's history of circulating false, anti-SSPX canards, or their relationship with Opus Dei. The fact is that charity and prudence DEMAND that we consider both sides of the story, which, again, we cannot at the present moment do because the Society has likely been gag-ordered by the courts. To accept wholesale every allegation Church Militant has made would demonstrate a serious lack of judgement in the same way that accepting, without reservation, the Society's explanations.

Sam Smith literally insinuated that you were soft on pederast priests simply because you wouldn't tar and feather the SSPX or accept without hesitation information that you read on the internet. To debate with someone so driven by emotion is pointless.

Does the Society have a lot of explaining to do? Oh yeah.
Are many parts of Church Militant's report concerning? You bet.
Has the Society's response thus far appeared unconvincing? You could argue so.
Should we, with reckless abandon, join with Voris in shredding the Society before they've had the chance to respond? Nope.
You mean that the CM Report is DISCONCERTING.

Re: Michael Voris Publishes Article on SSPX Abuse
« Reply #278 on: May 23, 2020, 06:36:50 PM »
You are dead wrong on this case. Sadly, the SSPX did coverup this one for a very long time to the detriment of children. You may find this out very soon.
Bring it on!

Fr. Vanderputen’s record became very public after Bp. Fellay appealed to B16 to defrock him.

The action served 2 purposes:

1. To remove Vanderputen from all    
     Catholic venues.

2.  To demonstrate that the SSPX   
     needed newChurch authority to 
     govern one of it’s ex-members.


Re: Michael Voris Publishes Article on SSPX Abuse
« Reply #279 on: May 28, 2020, 01:26:51 AM »
Has Taylor Marshall said anything on CM's report on SSPX child molestation, protecting abusers, and Fellay? Because I have looked, and haven't seen it.

I watched Marshall's two recent SPPX priest-guest videos he had, and I took note when he said he want to an SSPX Easter Mass with his family, and I was swayed to soften my reserve about SSPX. To begin to think that maybe SSPX was a viable refuge. Then this comes out from Church Militant. And SSPX uses the same entitled cover-up that the American bishops used, eventeh same words. They are no different. (Actually, really, worse). So, no refuge. A nicer Mass, but a hierarchy MORE dysfunctional and entitled (which I hadn't imagined was possible).

So what does Taylor Marshall have to say now? Nothing at all? I sure am disappointed in him if that is the case.