Author Topic: Padre Pfeiffer August 26th, 2012 (Read 5169 times)

Sienna629 · « **Reply #15 on:** August 30, 2012, 02:02:32 PM »

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PS We couldn't see the Devil in the video, but I'm sure he was there!!

During his fiery Pentecost sermon, dogs were barking during the whole time he spoke. It was very annoying.

Yes, same thought came to mind that day, too!! That's the Devil in protest!

Ethelred · « **Reply #16 on:** August 30, 2012, 02:14:17 PM »

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Father told me he .. his sermon in Kansas City was the better one. He said he could feel the bad spirit in the room in Saint Mary's and thought because of that he had a better sermon earlier in the day.

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PS We couldn't see the Devil in the video, but I'm sure he was there!

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During his fiery Pentecost sermon, dogs were barking during the whole time he spoke. It was very annoying.

These annoying "dogs" we also noticed in the recording of the fiery Pentecost sermon of Fr J Pfeiffer. We listened to the sermon together with a priest who speculated that these "dogs" would probably be demons.

Be that as it may, now it gets interesting. Let's put both Fr J Pfeiffer sermon videos from last Sunday, 26th August 2012, into context with a massive solar flare from the same day -- Sunday night to Monday in European time zone:

1. Fr J Pfeiffer's early sermon in a house's room in Kansas City, was around 10am (that should be GMT-6, I suppose) : all smoth, no halts, no interruptions.

2. His late sermon in St Mary's, Kansas, was around 5:30pm (again GMT-6) : Father has difficulties to concentrate and can hardly read the gospel! This surprised us because this never happened in his 12 or so recent sermons we listened to.

3. Today I posted a short video report from the Russian news agency Rian about a recent 'Devils Phiz' in a solar flare :

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A massive solar flare in the night [from Sunday 26th August 2012] to Monday [27th August 2012] showed a "devils phiz". The bizarre picture has been observed by astronomers all over the world.

The Europe based Rian mentioned this solar flare happened in the night from Sunday to Monday, i.e. around midnight. This would mean European midnight time, so in England this was GMT+0, in Berlin GMT+1 and in Moscow GMT+3. And well, this is about the same time Fr J Pfeiffer said his late Sunday mass in Kansas around 17:30 GMT-6.

Even it the hour shouldn't match exactly, the omen was still there around that time, and so probably the good Fr J Pfeiffer faltered during his late Sunday sermon or mass, because...

The Sun demon outshined everything.

This is how the demon looked like on Sunday, European midnight time :

Elizabeth · « **Reply #17 on:** August 30, 2012, 02:52:32 PM »

The devil is oozing filth out of its mouth. Glad we went to Confession and a Requiem Mass for the Holy Souls Saturday. This would explain some weird stuff later on, possibly.

Thanks for the photo Ethelred.

sspxbvm · « **Reply #18 on:** August 30, 2012, 05:56:24 PM »

Very interesting. Post some more links to prove the validity.

Father arrived in Saint Mary's around 4:30-4:45 p.m. and it was during that time the sun broke out from the clouds that covered the sky for 3 days before his arrival!! I did notice that. No big deal? I don't know! Does God do things by coincidence?

Let's not read too much into it as having to do with Father Pfeiffer the person but instead look at it as a little bit of hope given to the faithful from God upon the arrival of a priest who carries with him the Truth.

Incredulous · « **Reply #19 on:** August 30, 2012, 06:56:28 PM »

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The devil is oozing filth out of its mouth. Glad we went to Confession and a Requiem Mass for the Holy Souls Saturday. This would explain some weird stuff later on, possibly.

Thanks for the photo Ethelred.

During this time, the "Burning-Man" gathering is occuring in Reno Nevada.

This is an annual Satanic cult festival that is growing bigger every year.

Check-out the Reuters slide show and you'll see what I mean:
http://www.reuters.com/news/pictures/slideshow?articleId=USRTR378WX

I noticed in one slide, it showed a canopy structure decorated with "upside down Crucifixes" (At least that's what it looked like from the photo).

Truly satanic, a "Woodstock" for satan's children. Beware!

Incredulous · « **Reply #20 on:** August 30, 2012, 11:41:01 PM »

Was it a Great Pyrenees? Why they bark forever!

Its not because they're possessed but because the breed is from France.

I recommend two shots in the rear-end with a Daisy BB rifle.
It should shut them up for an hour or until Father can finish Mass.

Rachel W · « **Reply #21 on:** August 31, 2012, 11:38:41 AM »

Double Standard Alert:

It is not ok when Bishop Fellay expresses himself imperfectly in a non-native language to on-the-spot questions from a reporter with the pressure of a camera zoomed into his face.

It is ok when Fr. Pfeiffer does not express himself too well in his native language mostly to sympathetic supporters during a prepared sermon and on his second try. He is excused because he was getting "bad vibes" from a few silent listeners during that sermon. Did they have black auras, too?

Belloc · « **Reply #22 on:** August 31, 2012, 12:10:50 PM »

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Double Standard Alert:

Not necessarily, Fellay has for some time made many statements thare are questionable and adding up.......

JPaul · « **Reply #23 on:** August 31, 2012, 12:18:44 PM »

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Double Standard Alert:

It is not ok when Bishop Fellay expresses himself imperfectly in a non-native language to on-the-spot questions from a reporter with the pressure of a camera zoomed into his face.

It is ok when Fr. Pfeiffer does not express himself too well in his native language mostly to sympathetic supporters during a prepared sermon and on his second try. He is excused because he was getting "bad vibes" from a few silent listeners during that sermon. Did they have black auras, too?

Dear Rachel,

Bishop Fellay has had ample opportunities to give a resonable explanation for his unfocused statements. He has not.

Father Pfeiffer is a priest on the ground spreading the Holy Faith and dispensing the sacraments under duress and in poor circuмstances.

Do not compare this with someone who lives in the world of soft carpets underfoot, and surrounded by food and fine wines who despite his princly surroundings is not diligent or carefull enough to be correct and unambiquous in making public pronouncements of religious import.

Rachel W · « **Reply #24 on:** August 31, 2012, 01:15:47 PM »

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Do not compare this with someone who lives in the world of soft carpets underfoot, and surrounded by food and fine wines who despite his princly surroundings is not diligent or carefull enough to be correct and unambiquous in making public pronouncements of religious import.

So you have been inside the Priory of Mary of the Annunciation in Menzingen? Do tell us how it compares to St. George's house in Wimbleton Park, London.

And you are also familiar with what Bishop Fellay's typical diet is and what wines are typically served at Menzingen?

Belloc · « **Reply #25 on:** August 31, 2012, 01:19:28 PM »

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Do not compare this with someone who lives in the world of soft carpets underfoot, and surrounded by food and fine wines who despite his princly surroundings is not diligent or carefull enough to be correct and unambiquous in making public pronouncements of religious import.

So you have been inside the Priory of Mary of the Annunciation in Menzingen? Do tell us how it compares to St. George's house in Wimbleton Park, London.

And you are also familiar with what Bishop Fellay's typical diet is and what wines are typically served at Menzingen?

I disagree with him putting the wealth comments in there, think it detracted a bit from his post in beginning, which was good points.

Maybe Fellay is removed from in-trenches priesthood, etc........but, you are still not answering the objections to your posts........

last sentence, does not answer either........

Both of you getting off topic a bit.....

Fellay, making, saying and writing some contradictory things, to himself and to ABL,etc.......that is at heart......and why? what is driving him?

Rachel W · « **Reply #26 on:** August 31, 2012, 01:35:02 PM »

I do not see Bishop Fellay through a black filter, so he and his comments don't appear black to me. I find him reasonable, sincere, and not extreme one way or the other. In medio stat virtus.

Belloc · « **Reply #27 on:** August 31, 2012, 01:38:55 PM »

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I do not see Bishop Fellay through a black filter, so he and his comments don't appear black to me. I find him reasonable, sincere, and not extreme one way or the other. In medio stat virtus.

not to the point, non ad rem.....

Sincerity and a "nice guy" not at point.....its what he has and is saying and doing.....

Fr. George Tyrell was known to be a very affable and nice guy too, sincere and all.......Hitler nice fellow to Germans....

wether black or grey, a debatable point. and that is nature of thse back-forth threads.....with links, translations and he-said, he-said....

Belloc · « **Reply #28 on:** August 31, 2012, 02:40:00 PM »

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I do not see Bishop Fellay through a black filter,

to be charitable is fine, but one needs to then discern........

Belloc · « **Reply #29 on:** August 31, 2012, 02:41:25 PM »

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, so he and his comments don't appear black to me.

to many others, here and across the globe, the yare and they have spilled a lot of air, typing,etc over it.....

do you disagree with them? or lack discernment?
sometimes, God blackens the mind and heart, which could go for either side, true enough......