Author Topic: Ordinations tomorrow morning in Winona (Read 19179 times)

hugeman · « **Reply #40 on:** June 22, 2013, 08:28:57 AM »

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Quote from: Kelley

Quote from: cath4ever
I did not see Fr. Hewko myself. However, I really don't know what he looks like all that well so I could have seen him and didn't know it.

God bless Fr David Hewko.

All twelve new priests put together would have a tough time
standing head to head with this man. When the boys were at LaSalette Academy, Fr. Hewko
( the incomparable) came for a mission retreat for the students. During the week, he (fr. Hewko)
Related to the boys of a young fella in California who was having terrible
attacks by Satan; who was very sick and was viciferously denying his faith. Father
asked the LaSalette boys if they would not offer up all their prayers, works, studies, and
Sacrifices that week for this young man.

The boys agreed. You can imagine, with Father Hewko intent on turning these
boys into Catholic men, they had plenty to offer up that week!
Father soon left to return to his missions. A short time later. He wrote the boys,
giving them the good news: the young man's heart was converted, he asked for his priest
( of course traditional), received the sacraments of Holy Mother
The Church, and passed away. Deo Gratias! That's Father Hewko!
When you see him-- you'll know him. And then you'll know you have seen a true priest of
Jesus Christ

Ps: you can meet Fr. Hewko at the 25 th Anniversary Celebration
For Bishop Williamson this week in Vienna, Va. ( see www..com)
Website.Save the Catholic Faith!

JPaul · « **Reply #41 on:** June 22, 2013, 09:15:24 AM »

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These huge crowds of people during ordinations it was "a manifestation of strength in numbers". :boxer:

In Ontario for the first time SSPX has organized a bus trip to Winona. The faithful were happy to go for ordinations because we have three new priests ordained from Canada. Unfortunately, only one remains in the country. Once again, the question must be asked: why here govern the priests from abroad, and our are shipped to countries where the number of years it will take them to acclimatize and sometimes learn a new and "exotic" language FROM THE BEGINNING ( for ex.Lithuanian)

When they start busing them in to boost the numbers.............

magdalena · « **Reply #42 on:** June 22, 2013, 09:43:59 AM »

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At Thursday night dinner, with his family, he was told "he should NOT be on the cemetery (seminary) grounds. (Editorial License - I play with words.)

:sad: Cemetery sounds pretty accurate.

eddiearent · « **Reply #43 on:** June 22, 2013, 09:45:25 AM »

I received a letter that Fr. de Chambord has left the SSPX. I always thought of him as being on "Bishop Fellay's side" and the letter really said much but not a lot if you get my drift. Fr. de Chambord was stationed in America since December 2012.

Sienna629 · « **Reply #44 on:** June 22, 2013, 10:01:47 AM »

Quote from: Infiguris

These huge crowds of people during ordinations it was "a manifestation of strength in numbers". :boxer:

In Ontario for the first time SSPX has organized a bus trip to Winona. The faithful were happy to go for ordinations because we have three new priests ordained from Canada. Unfortunately, only one remains in the country. Once again, the question must be asked: why here govern the priests from abroad, and our are shipped to countries where the number of years it will take them to acclimatize and sometimes learn a new and "exotic" language FROM THE BEGINNING ( for ex.Lithuanian)

To paraphrase the quote from St. Athanasius, "They have the buildings, but we have the Faith" one could also say "They have the numbers, but we have the Faith"

It reminds me of how the Liberals in the US bring bus loads of people in for some voting issue to get the numbers they want.