A total of 35 photos, including the 13 released on Non Possumus, are all available here in a single ZIP file:
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http://FileAnon.com/bnbggnrgwcHere is an official letter from Bp. Zendejas to accompany the photos:
Divine Providence has let us celebrate, on Sunday July 8th, the 30th anniversary of His Excellency, Bishop Richard Williamson's episcopal consecration. More than two hundred people coming from 17 places in USA were present to give tribute to his integrity in preserving the combat for the Catholic Faith, according to the Archbishop Lefebvre's same spirit and courage. No less has been the generosity of the clergy present coming from five continents around the world, in order not only to give support to the celebrating Prelate but also in thanksgiving for those sacrifices and insults faced with fair-minded courage throughout his thirty years of episcopacy, by forging his share for us in a living testimony of fidelity, of which we are inheriting from him.In true, the Pontifical Mass was prepared nearby of Brewster, New York, north of NYC. The liturgy, which conveyed therein this ceremony, has been the driving force of the central theme of the Episcopal celebration: the preservation of the authentic Catholic Priesthood instituted by Our Lord Jesus Christ, expressed by the Latin Rite, proclaimed by the Catholic Tradition, and heroically transmitted through the Episcopal Consecrations on June 30, 1988 by The Prelate par excellence, of happy memory - Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre. Those words Bishop Williamson has uttered during his Homily are worthy to remember at this moment in order to remain oneself faithful through today's crisis of the Church and the world.After the ceremony, with a previous intervention written by Dr. David Allen White - author of 360 pages - it was launched his book "A Life Of Bishop Richard Williamson - in Four Movements," the Voice of the Trumpet - an unfinished symphony. Unfortunately, Dr. White was not able to be present due to, five days before the event, a surgery he had to undergo which it couldn't be postpone. Thanks be to God, Dr. White's health is slowly getting better day after day.Finally, the banquete reception hinged around a musical variety - without missing the Mariachi Band's typical rattles of truly Mexican style - which it began with the beautiful singular melody from a violin, ending with the magnificent performance of high classical music from a memorable and masterful piano concerto. May our sincere tribute be to His Excellency an incentive to continue his fidelity standing on the front line in the combat for defending the Treasure of the Faith by the Holy Catholic Tradition. Just as some one can read on his Episcopal Coat of Arms: "Ut Fidelis Inveniatur" - (To be Found Faithful).Ad Multos Annos!!!Viva Cristo Rey!+ Gerardo Zendejas
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