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Wessex · « **Reply #30 on:** May 30, 2013, 05:14:22 PM »

Quote from: Neil Obstat

Quote from: Wessex
The coming conference in London is an experiment. It is the first attempt at bringing together hardline trads outside the official SSPX in recent times. Those nervous of upsetting the local SSPX can show their independence now that Fr. Morgan has stated his position. Uniquely, it will assemble people who are concerned about the future of traditionalism in England and will not have to suffer the half-heartedness of regular congregations.

It can't be merely "traditionalism in England." There are attendees from all
over the world. People are concerned about it because traditionalism in
England affects traditionalism EVERYWHERE.

England might think of itself as a particular place with an individual set of
issues, problems, challenges and strengths, but it's much bigger than that.

The Faith in England cannot be separated from the Faith in the Universal
Church. It is very important, and the devil knows that. That's why this
conference is getting that negative publicity. Ironically, any kind of
publicity is still exposure, and there could be a number of attendees who
show up only because of the attacks of the devil that drew their attention
to it.

Hopefully, this can set in motion something big. And the loud publicity whether based on truth or lies may attract people who know how very serious the reason is for this gathering. The organisers focus on the problems inside the Society; would that they could extend to cover the wider subject of English traditionalism and maybe guarantee a larger crowd. The SSPX mission for various reasons never covered everyone and there are many people who are less concerned about its politics who could make an important contribution if recognised.

Charlotte NC Bill · « **Reply #31 on:** May 30, 2013, 07:38:52 PM »

Alright..Exactly who didn't like my last post on this thread...and for what reason? :dwarf:

Charlotte NC Bill · « **Reply #32 on:** May 30, 2013, 07:44:43 PM »

A certain C. Pryor, I believe that was him-the semi-professional f/t Williamson hater, was glaring at me in the Community Room after Mass..Didn't exactly make me shake in my boots...His Dad heckled Bp williamson once at a dinner...Afterwards my friend Terry "defended" his behaviour by saying, " well, they aren't very smart and they really don't know much..." Quite right.. :boxer:

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #33 on:** May 30, 2013, 08:26:07 PM »

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Going historical now.....

Quote from: Charlotte NC Bill

Alright..Exactly who didn't like my last post on this thread...and for what reason? :dwarf:

Hey, Bill,

now, whoever-it-is, has a friend. :whistleblower:

Quote from: Charlotte NC Bill

A certain C. Pryor, I believe that was him-the semi-professional f/t Williamson hater, was glaring at me in the Community Room after Mass..Didn't exactly make me shake in my boots...His Dad heckled Bp williamson once at a dinner...Afterwards my friend Terry "defended" his behaviour by saying, " well, they aren't very smart and they really don't know much..." Quite right.. :boxer:

Hey, Bill,

maybe C. Pryor, whoever that is, is stalking you! :scratchchin:

Wessex · « **Reply #34 on:** May 31, 2013, 04:15:19 AM »

Bp. W makes religion and going to church anything but drab. But he cannot do this without treading on the toes of vested interests and their protective bureaucracies. It did not take long for the Society to go the way of all institutions and end up in the hands of a few individuals whose appetite for self-preservation knows no bounds. Those now outsde the firm can do no better than steal ABL's thunder because his organisation no longer wants it. But initially ABL had benefit of and could tap into France's great religious tradition; doing the same in the Anglo-American world is a much different proposition.