So he’s lost Moran and Fr. Hewko. What will Fr Pfeiffer do now?

Funny that those two men are even together in the same sentence.

Losing Ambrose is very much like passing a tapeworm after taking a course of medication, having a leech removed from your body, or having a boil lanced: that is to say, a completely good thing. And the analogy is pretty close: a con man sucks your money, while other parasites drain your body physically.

Losing Fr. Hewko, however, is a completely different story. He was the last bit of legitimacy the Boston, KY OLMC group had. With him gone, they have nothing to offer to attract parishioners, supporters, donors, new seminarians, etc. unless you count Pablo. And that's going to drive people away, not attract them (unless you're trying to attract vultures or flies, if you catch my drift).

Transcription of:

February 13, 2019

Dear Friends and Benefactors,

We have been notified via internet today that Fr. David Hewko intends as of now no longer remain with Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Seminary in Boston, Kentucky USA. As Superior of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Seminary I would like to request all to pray for Fr. Hewko that he may find his way “back to his Father’s house.” We are grateful for his help and fidelity over his years here in our work for the Salvation of Souls and preservation of our most Holy Faith. The door is always open for his return. Please keep our 15 seminarians, 2 postulants and 3 priests and all helpers in Our Lord’s vineyard in your prayers as well.

In Christ the King,
Reverend Father Joseph Pfeiffer

"It Would Be A Mortal Sin If I Left Boston Kentucky" A Direct Quote from A Sermon And Catechism Of Father Hewko

Father Hewko is a Prodigal Son Fallen in among the Hogs

Hell Rejoices

The Hand of Evil Moves The Trad Catholics of Immaculate Virtue

Do Not Abandon Ship

You Will Drown With Them In Their Sea of Sin

Mother of Mercy, protect us, the chosen people of Your Son, Jesus Christ, and those Priests that you form in the image of Your Son.

Ave Maria Purisima!

We DO pray that Fr. Hewko finds is way back to his Father's house, but that is NOT olmc.

15 seminarians?  Slapping a cassock on a monkey does not seminarians make.  

2 postulants?  Under the direction of what nun?

3 priests:
- fr. Pfeiffer, who is controlled by pablo
- "fr" poisson who has questionable legitimacy
- fr. Roberts, the perv

What a joke.

I was thinking the same thing. If he says he has 3 priests, he must be counting himself, and the other 2 you listed. Fr. Roberts, who has a bad reputation, and Fr. Poisson who still needs to be conditionally ordained by a true Bishop.

I also agree about the "seminarians". They'll slap a cassock on anyone to bolster their numbers; it's not like any of them are going to get so much as Tonsure anyhow, much less Minor or Major Orders. They don't have a bishop!

I'm not impressed by Fr. Poisson's judgment, either. God has placed him in 2019 to live during this great time of chaos and confusion, but he unwisely chooses for reasons of piety to stay completely aloof from the Internet. As if to prove me (and others) right, he immediately makes a very POOR prudential choice due to horribly deficient information. Namely, he goes from the FSSP to Fr. Pfeiffer's slipshod cult in Boston, KY (which offers neither fame nor regularity nor sanity nor numbers nor the direction of a Bishop --- what is he after?). Next, he (again out of ignorance) agrees to be conditionally ordained by Ambrose Moran, who anyone with an IQ above 80, 5 minutes, and an Internet connection could have figured out was a con man and a fraud.

So far, he's 0 for 2. Piety alone isn't going so well for him. I'm not impressed. You can have false piety like that. Piety without doctrine is the worst. St. Theresa of Avila once explicitly stated that she would rather her spiritual director was a man of doctrine and not very pious, than vice-versa.

You can get behind the wheel of your car with a blindfold on and say, "Our Lady will get me there safely!" but in my book, that's called "tempting the Lord" and is a grave sin. Long story short, you will be held responsible for your actions. God gave you a brain and He expects you to use it. Abdication of your reason is not God's will; it's laziness and foolishness, and any mistakes you make will be on your own head.

So he’s lost Moran and Fr. Hewko. What will Fr Pfeiffer do now?

Maybe  sell the farm and move everyone to Guyana ? 

We DO pray that Fr. Hewko finds is way back to his Father's house, but that is NOT olmc.

15 seminarians?  Slapping a cassock on a monkey does not seminarians make.  

2 postulants?  Under the direction of what nun?

3 priests:
- fr. Pfeiffer, who is controlled by pablo
- "fr" poisson who has questionable legitimacy
- fr. Roberts, the perv

What a joke.

I forgot about fr. Pancras, but isn't he just a visiting priest?  Perhaps they all are...

Looking at the whole picture, it is such a sad story.  Both Fr. Pfeiffer and Fr. Hewko had wonderful priestly qualities.  Back when Fr. Hewko left the SSPX there was nowhere for him to go and he most likely ended up in Kentucky out of necessity.  Fr. Pfeiffer was too ambitious and jumped to conclusions thinking +BW would consecrate him a bishop.  When +BW not only wasn't going to make him a bishop but wasn't going to endorse his Seminary, Fr. P started to turn on +BW and eventually convince Fr. Hewko to do the same.  By their fruits you shall know them.  What fruits have they given? I can't think of one.  Obviously Fr. Hewko has made excuses for Fr. Pfeiffer because he owed him much for his help and unfortunately his allegiance to him was distorted.  Look how many years it took for him to see that Pablo was a scandal to OLMC.  In his letter he is just now saying that Pablo is a problem when everyone else saw this since the beginning.  Loyalty for the sake of loyalty is not to be admired; nonetheless,  he can still come out of this the better for it with his and our prayers.  

Fr. Pfeiffer can even come out of this.  I don't think anyone of us should wish them more failures.  I would help either one of them if asked.  There is even hope for Pablo.  If he could swallow his pride and if he really cared for Fr. Pfeiffer he should know that he must leave as soon as possible if anything good can result from this.  The damage is done and there is no recovery that could justify him staying in Kentucky after all his wrong doings.  I didn't say forgiveness because he is still alive.  Everyone who has loved Fr. Hewko and every mission that has had them are suffering because the truth has hit the fan.  Better late than never and without pain there is no gain.  I pray for all involved.  

I agree with much of your post (the first paragraph), but you are too optimistic towards Fr. Pfeiffer and Pablo in the second part (I divided your post into 2 paragraphs). There would have to be a major conversion for either of them. Technically there is hope as long as they're alive -- but that's only a divine hope in God who can do anything. Humanly speaking, they are both absolutely hopeless and not likely to change.

I wish Fr. Pfeiffer however more failures necessary to convert his soul back to God and the true path.

Yes, we should pray for all involved, because as I mentioned, only God can work a miracle. All grace comes from God. But that doesn't mean that converting a conservative, pro-life neighbor will take as much grace (or as much of a miracle) as converting Hillary Clinton, who has probably offered literal sacrifices to Satan. I'm not saying Fr. Pfeiffer or Pablo are equal to Hillary Clinton; I'm just saying that not all conversions are equally likely, nor do they require the same amount of grace, prayers, and sacrifices.

But the idea that suffering, failure, and catastrophe are often used by God for conversion, correction, and purification is a well-established one.

When you have a soul that is stubbornly proceeding with a wicked life, there are only 2 possibilities: 1. They continue on in peace until death, and go to hell. This will happen if not enough people pray and make sacrifices for them. 2. They have people and saints praying for them (perhaps because of human friendships, family bonds, their past good life, etc.) and then God will wake them up somehow -- only He knows how to convert each soul. This often comes about with pain, suffering, death of a loved one, etc. St. Ignatius had his leg shattered.

Correction of my post regarding the 469 fitter video that was published on February 14, 2019  (my mistake was in posting February 13, 2019).

I wonder if Father Hewko will be serving the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary who have recently become deprived of their sacraments by the Conciliar Church. His temporary place of residence in Hubbardston, Massachusetts is only a 45 minute drive away.