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First off, we just wanted to state that stpaul and confusedcatholic offered some excellent analysis.  Thank you for that light you shared.

Secondly,  in our recently desired path toward re-education regarding the truth of His Excellency Bishop Williamson’s analysis of many things Catholic, one of his statements jumped out and here we paraphrase:  Thomas Jefferson had the false belief that if you just put truth in the public square, it will do its own work.  Again, Bishop Williamson rightly and importantly states that this is false.  Let us live by this great Truth which has been revealed throughout the Holy Scriptures and by our Lord Jesus from a Prince of His Church, Bishop Williamson.  It is a very important lesson today.  There most certainly is a time needed for Father Hewko to adjust to his new circuмstances, and of course God tells us that there is a season for everything.  

Next, we must also work in order to facilitate Father Hewko’ s path to freedom from error, and we need to pray and also perhaps to do more work still.  As Saint Augustine tells us:  “Pray as though everything depended on God.  Work as though everything depended on you.”  

Having said that, we obviously realize that this is a critical time in the spiritual battle for our Catholic Faith and on behalf of our Father Hewko’s holy priestly edification.  The evil one is tirelessly at work in order to do whatever is possible to keep Father on the wrong path.  
However, have no doubt that God and our beautiful Blessed Mother will reveal to each one of her soldiers what Jesus wills for each one of us to do.

The sermon of Father Hewko regarding the new mass as “The Abomination of Desolation” could possibly indicate that Father Hewko is going further away from the truth on this, further away from Archbishop Lefebvre and his teaching as confusedcatholic stated well, further away from opening his mind toward re-evaluating Bishop Williamson and the truth of what His Excellency ACTUALLY taught on this subject, and seemingly moving toward hunkering down more still in this wayward direction.
Indeed, we have come to realize that Father Hewko is often and lately focusing, in some part or other of his sermons, this subject of the new mass.  For those with eyes to see and ears to hear, this means a great deal is going on in the battle we are all in.  

The subtle cunning of the devil should never be underestimated, and we must realize that this is what we are dealing with at this point.  Again, make no mistake that this is a critical time for Father Hewko and for those of the Church Militant.   God is in charge, no doubt, and as always, He desires that we be His instruments.

Our Prayer :  Praise, Honor, Glory, and Thanks to Jesus and His and our Immaculate Mother who will lead us every step, moment, and breath to do God’s Will.  Lead us to be your instruments in this battle for the True Catholic Faith and for our Father Hewko’s priestly restoration from his time at Boston, Kentucky,  which You have already begun to unfold before us according to Your Perfect Wisdom and Your Merciful Plan for us all.    AMEN.  

I'll get lots of down thumbs on this comment, but on-going splits among brethren are the main (and rotten) fruit of Protestantism.  Archbishop Lefebvre did not teach that the Novus ordo is the abomination of desolation as spoken of by Daniel the prophet.  With all due respect, does Fr. Hewko know better?  

Let's look to the Church, what She teaches and has always and everywhere taught instead of looking to one priest or another.

And pray that Fr. Hewko does come to realize he was not only in a cult, but played a part in the formation of that cult, if not by intention, then by omission.  I do not believe either Fr. Pfeiffer or Hewko set out to form a cult, but by virtue of making themselves accountable to no one, what happened (and continues to happen) was entirely predictable. 

I'll get lots of down thumbs on this comment, but on-going splits among brethren are the main (and rotten) fruit of Protestantism.  Archbishop Lefebvre did not teach that the Novus ordo is the abomination of desolation as spoken of by Daniel the prophet.  With all due respect, does Fr. Hewko know better?  

The question is, WHY will you get a lot of down thumbs for this comment?
A) we're a bunch of jerks here on CI
B) you deserve it (for this particular comment)

I'm leaning towards B.

Did you read my recent posts about WHO IS TO BLAME?

Are you going to criticize +ABL for the "split" that happened after Vatican II? How many times do I have to say it -- when a Catholic stays put, avoids novel doctrines/heresy, he is not the SLIGHTEST BIT to blame for general chaos, confusion and SPLITS caused by OTHERS embracing novel doctrines, practices, and heresies.

Just like a LAW ABIDING man shouldn't suffer the slightest blame or scrutiny for being attacked on the street -- even if, to some uninformed bystanders, it appears that "2 men are fighting". Who was just trying to go on about his business, and who was it that started a fight? A man in a fight for his life will have to defend himself, of course -- even if it looks like 2 scrappy men are fighting.

How would you like it if you, a peace loving person, were walking along minding your own business and a man jumped out and attacked you with a knife? Say you could defend yourself to some degree. How would you feel if people clicked their tongues at BOTH of you equally, saying, "Oh, some people I tell ya...why do they have to resort to violence...*tsk tsk*"

Or how the Innocent Spouse analogy -- your spouse runs off on you to commit adultery. You obviously need to file for a civil divorce, for financial/legal reasons. Or even if you didn't do that -- you'd still be "involved in a split/separation/divorce" to most people. You'd be "separated, divorced" or damaged goods in the eyes of many people -- even if the fault was 0% yours. They wouldn't hold you in the same esteem as a married couple with X kids. But why? It wasn't your fault at all.

"Judge not according to appearances, but judge just judgment."