Fr Hewko and Fr Pfeiffer are one more example for me of making sure I do not think too highly of anyone, (including self). That doesn't mean I think badly of everyone but I mean that we always have to remember that everyone is human and everyone has an Achilles heel or two that they might not always defend well enough.

This is a good point.

"In God We Trust -- All Others Pay Cash."


That is to say, we should put our complete faith in God alone. We should trust God always, no matter what happens. But when it comes to human beings, we do a background check. We use our reason and our brains. We google their name. We at least *consider* (even if only for a few seconds) the words of their enemies, just in case they are telling the truth.

Because man is fallible. Man has a fallen nature. The only one who will certainly never betray you is God.

If God deigns to send us 1 or more good priests, good friends, and/or a good chapel for a time, then thank Him for it. But don't blindly trust or follow men the same way you would blindly trust or follow God.

On the other hand, if you find a priest who is on God's side at this time, then help him. Support him. Love him as a gift from God. But keep your eyes open. Be detached enough to leave him in a heartbeat if he leaves the straight and narrow path.

You should only love a priest/group INSOFAR AS they serve God and help bring you closer to Him. As soon as they fail in this one purpose, they are useless.

And pray for your priests -- both the good, as well as the fallen.

CMRI priest always are asking for prayers in fact after confession before the priest is finished he usually says "Pray for me"...   I don't know the practices of SSPX in that regard

At my SSPX chapel after confession the priests usually ask me to pray for them also.

When I read this anger was too quick to get the better of me. Good thing I read up to the end of this thread. I agree. Let's pray for them most of all.

Objectively speaking. Whether or not we want justice or even revenge be done against a sinful and evil priest, the judgment of God upon these men will be very terrible and utterly harsh. If we're allowed by God to see a priest who has done us evil in the past - at the day of his particular judgment and his purgatory (hopefully) or his eternal perdition, perhaps we'll be the one to plead to God "enough O Lord, enough. He has paid quite enough". But Our Lord will not relent for his justice is exact and deep.

The bottom line is let's pray for all priests. What awaits them is almost unthinkable. It's Our Lady who calls them, and only in her can they find the true mercy of God.

Matthew,

I never said anything against being angry with those priests didn't I? I am already taking action from where I'm at and talking to my friends here in the Resistance to stop supporting or even listening to anything that these priests are to say. Right now, they are way too dangerous judging from the fact that they'll only speak the truth if it serves them.

It's very right to take proper action and boycott that place. My close friend who is a huge benefactor of the Resistance here in Asia witnessed and had a taste of how good people are treated there in OLMC. Also, another friend of mine who used to be in personal contact with Fr. Pfeiffer left the Resistance and joined the CMRI and Fr. Soliman.

The bottom line is to pray for them which I very much agree with what you've said. Yes, we have to take action and even get these men arrested for harboring a possible sɛҳuąƖ pervert. There should be an investigation if you ask me.

"17.    Fr. Pfeiffer agrees to take care of Agatha’s 30 days of Masses for the repose of her soul, and thousands of dollars are provided for this purpose with a written intention enclosed.  Many from the Catholic community (N.O) also provide Mass stipends for the repose of Agatha’s soul with written intentions enclosed.  "

Both here in Canada and the U.S. the SSPX request $800.00 for the Gregorian Masses.
Whose idea was it to offer "thousands" , yours or Father Pfeiffer's?

You're absolutely on that: no way do Gregorian Masses cost "thousands". Sounds like a fleecing from the start.

Dear Faithful,
I really am so humbled by the many kind words I have received on this site, and privately in my email.  I am so very grateful and you have helped me tremendously.  More importantly we are making a difference and there will be big changes.

There is one important event that should be noted. This would fit in between 56 & 57 of my open letter.  It is important because it shows the manipulation involved as well as Father Pfeiffer's awareness of the steps I was taking.  

After I had a possible sale of my business, Fr. Pfeiffer called and asked for Mass with less than 24 hours notice. I did let him know again that I had a buyer and he confirmed that he was aware, again confirming that Pablo was communicating as a type of administrator.  We are a brand new mission.  It is Friday, I am at work.   I agree to put it together, and as we all know this involves quite a bit of set up, renting of a hall (in our case), and trying to notify people in time.  Also, there are the food requirements for after Mass.  Within a couple of hours at the most, Pablo calls and asks for plane fare.  He states that it must be deposited in a Chase bank, which is unavailable in my area.  Keep in mind, we have not made a request to have Mass at any time in the near future.    I gather some funds from the 4 of us here in Windsor and head across the border to Detroit, as directed to make a deposit. The account number I am provided is not attached to OLMC Boston KY, nor Fr. Pfeiffer.  I do not make the deposit.  The bank teller cannot tell me the name of the account holder, but she does tell me that it is "no where near Kentucky". After a couple of hours, leaving text and voice messages to both Fr. Pfeiffer and Pablo, parked in downtown Detroit, trying to determine if I should just head back thru customs and deliver the money tomorrow, or go to another Chase bank that is open (and hope in the meantime to get the right account number)  because now the one downtown is closed, I head back through the tunnel.  Of course, midway I finally get a text with a different account number – from Pablo. A friend says to me "there is nothing more important than the Mass."  I turn around, rerun customs and locate a bank open later, miles away.  The 2 account numbers weren't in any way similar.  It wasn't just a typo, nor were they the same number of characters.  I wonder now why Fr. couldn’t wait until the following day to receive the monies, and to whose account I was making this deposit.  When I explained this to Fr. Hewko, he stated that they often do not have the funds to pay for airfare.  We didn’t ask him to come that weekend.  We are a new group and we didn’t have enough time to get the word out to those that might be interested in Tradition.  Again, it drained at least 2 of us of our funds.  


Now, to me, they are holding out the Eucharist as a carrot to drain us of funds when the funds we have already provided are so gravely mismanaged.  

Of course I am also suspicious as to the account owner - with good reason.  

Thankyou again.  Let us keep up the good fight in prayer and action.  

After I had a possible sale of my business, Fr. Pfeiffer called and asked for Mass with less than 24 hours notice.  

How does supplied jurisdiction apply here?

Anyone starting to think he might be excommunicated? :tinfoil: