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Re: most vocal traditional bishop speaking with unmistakable clarity
« Reply #45 on: March 10, 2026, 02:32:48 PM »
How could someone make these public accusations about a priest?  I hope she is prepared to answer for that on judgment day.
Unfounded accusations have been made about other priests also. Father Ripperger, Father Martin. Do you agree that others will have to answer God also?

Re: most vocal traditional bishop speaking with unmistakable clarity
« Reply #46 on: March 10, 2026, 04:55:49 PM »
Unfounded accusations have been made about other priests also. Father Ripperger, Father Martin. Do you agree that others will have to answer God also?
There is definitely a difference between a moral scandal or a teaching contrary to the faith that is accessible to the general public compared to an accusation  such as, Bishop Roy allowed a couple to live together prior to marriage or that he gave communion to immodestly dressed girls.  
The circuмstances and facts are not in accessible in the public domain.


Re: most vocal traditional bishop speaking with unmistakable clarity
« Reply #47 on: March 10, 2026, 05:38:15 PM »
There is definitely a difference between a moral scandal or a teaching contrary to the faith that is accessible to the general public compared to an accusation  such as, Bishop Roy allowed a couple to live together prior to marriage or that he gave communion to immodestly dressed girls. 
The circuмstances and facts are not in accessible in the public domain.
I said earlier in this thread that these occurrences were PUBLICLY known at his parish. His duplicitous behaviour regarding the una cuм matter is accessible on YouTube, as I have shown, and we can see he does not apologize, or seem to realize, that his behaviour was duplicitous. I agree that a lot of his sermons, conferences, etc. are wonderful and edifying, but that does not excuse some things he has done, which are not irrelevant, but affect those under his care as his penitents. 

It is important to point out, because people often move their entire families to go to these places, and then find out what was done online, is not reconcilable with what is actually done in person. In essence, I hope people are properly informed before making such decisions, and ask the priests the proper questions. What do you want me to do, retract my concern for others?

Re: most vocal traditional bishop speaking with unmistakable clarity
« Reply #48 on: March 10, 2026, 08:25:14 PM »
I said earlier in this thread that these occurrences were PUBLICLY known at his parish. His duplicitous behaviour regarding the una cuм matter is accessible on YouTube, as I have shown, and we can see he does not apologize, or seem to realize, that his behaviour was duplicitous. I agree that a lot of his sermons, conferences, etc. are wonderful and edifying, but that does not excuse some things he has done, which are not irrelevant, but affect those under his care as his penitents.

It is important to point out, because people often move their entire families to go to these places, and then find out what was done online, is not reconcilable with what is actually done in person. In essence, I hope people are properly informed before making such decisions, and ask the priests the proper questions. What do you want me to do, retract my concern for others?
Publicly known? By who? A few church ladies at the parish that like to gossip? 

Re: most vocal traditional bishop speaking with unmistakable clarity
« Reply #49 on: March 11, 2026, 08:35:01 AM »
Which is it? 
I believe M.D. when she says she is not a man posing as a woman on the forum. I now think it's more likely she is just copying from other sources and letting her emotions get the best of her. My last comment was directed only to M.D. and do not expect any meaningful reply. Just like with TommyBoy, I don't see any value in further discourse with M.D.