Bishop Faure',  "I think we can call ourselves Roman Catholic first, secondly St Pius X, and now ... the Resistance."

God love him.



https://ca.news.yahoo.com/rogue-catholic-bishops-plan-grow-schismatic-challenge-rome-200456706.html

 

I thought the story was a hoot.

It shows just how dense the "world" really is.

The h0Ɩ0cαųst is a h0Ɩ0h0αx. The Jєωs didn't get their 6 million casualty "h0Ɩ0cαųst" game going during World War 1 (they tried!) so they tried again 50 years later.

If at first you don't succeed...

I like how the number of Jєωs in Europe held steady between 1930, 1940 and 1950, even though "6 million" were turned into lampshades and soap by the nαzιs. Hmmm... something doesn't add up.

I also like how MILLIONS of Jєωs claimed to be h0Ɩ0cαųst survivors. Did any of them actually perish in the so-called h0Ɩ0cαųst? I don't think every building in 1940's Germany could hold all the Jєωs that have since claimed to be h0Ɩ0cαųst survivors...

Stupid goyim... they'll believe anything their Jєωιѕн masters tell them with their media. Especially the Jєωιѕн tabernacle (TV). I see why they refer to us as "cattle".

Same old rogue ... renegade.... dissenting.... ultra-traditionalist....h0Ɩ0cαųst-denying....thorn....schism - and that's only from the first three paragraphs.

+Williamson and +Faure have been condemned by SSPX and excommunicated by the Jєω media - but still nothing official from Rome.

I was present for the press visit to help with any language barriers, even though not necessary since His Excellency speaks fluent English.

There were many interesting things left out of the report. I thought it was it was interesting when they asked if there were any other bishops or cardinals who thought like him and Bishop Williamson. His Excellency responded that he thought there were two more in the Society of St. Pius X.  I felt a bit relieved at this remark about Bishop De Galerreta. We already knew this about Bishop Tissier, but Bishop De Galerreta has been quiet and probably will continue to be, as he was before the crisis in the Society. He signed the letter of the three bishops and was also recommended by the then Fr. Faure, so this is something to consider. When one reads De Galerreta's response to Pope Benedict about the Ecclesia Dei letter being a sort of trap and that no practical deal without a doctrinal resolution is possible, this is a tiny glimmer of hope. Overall, I was left with hope that he publicly said that about the other two bishops. Even if the reporters didn't pick up on the importance of it.

A few other things were interesting ways of responding to the reporters comments. These reporters had the balls to ask if another World War would be good for the Catholic Church. His Excellency responded clearly that it would be horrible but maybe necessary who knows and that his great grandfather participated in World War 1 and his grandfather in World War 2 so perhaps we shall continue the Tradition.

You can't trust journalists!

When asked about the whereabouts of the next consecrations, His Excellency gave no direct answer, perhaps Brazil, perhaps Europe, maybe even the United States.


They came looking for Bishop Williamson to probe about the h0Ɩ0cαųst, but he was resting.

That's like saying one should never mention "I'm Roman Catholic oh and by the way a Dominican tertiary, or Holy Name Society member, etc. etc."

I fail to see any problem with his statement.

The enemies of God who have infiltrated the Conciliar Church will certainly not be happy about a small group resisting (and possibly undoing in the end) all their work.

Those who infiltrated the Conciliar Church may have infiltrated Menzingen as well. If they have now taken notice of the Resistance, won't that be their next target?

A few other things were interesting ways of responding to the reporters comments. These reporters had the balls to ask if another World War would be good for the Catholic Church. His Excellency responded clearly that it would be horrible but maybe necessary who knows and that his great grandfather participated in World War 1 and his grandfather in World War 2 so perhaps we shall continue the Tradition.

You can't trust journalists!

When asked about the whereabouts of the next consecrations, His Excellency gave no direct answer, perhaps Brazil, perhaps Europe, maybe even the United States.


They came looking for Bishop Williamson to probe about the h0Ɩ0cαųst, but he was resting.

The old Soviets always regarded Western journalists as spies. I once thought that was communist propaganda or paranoia, but subsequent reports have proven those suspicions correct. One should be wary of allowing reporters (spies) to roam freely within one's compound. They are looking for chinks in the armor for reporting back to command central. Their crafting of reports for propaganda rags is only a secondary function.

Expect a highly gifted, presentable, and pious-seeming young man to show up on the doorstep of the new seminary. His family will be known as long-time respected SSPX supporters but will also have been part of the satanic underground for many generations.

This underground has a Marrano-style organization, is significantly but not entirely Jєωιѕн, and dominates world institutions. The Resistance will be powerless to stop such infiltration unless it humbly relinquishes that ubiquitous modern disdain against our greatest saints, popes, and kings enough to become reacquainted with the lore of the Inquisition.

Quote from: Matthew

The enemies of God who have infiltrated the Conciliar Church will certainly not be happy about a small group resisting (and possibly undoing in the end) all their work.

Those who infiltrated the Conciliar Church may have infiltrated Menzingen as well. If they have now taken notice of the Resistance, won't that be their next target?

Quote from: Centroamerica

A few other things were interesting ways of responding to the reporters comments. These reporters had the balls to ask if another World War would be good for the Catholic Church. His Excellency responded clearly that it would be horrible but maybe necessary who knows and that his great grandfather participated in World War 1 and his grandfather in World War 2 so perhaps we shall continue the Tradition.

You can't trust journalists!

When asked about the whereabouts of the next consecrations, His Excellency gave no direct answer, perhaps Brazil, perhaps Europe, maybe even the United States.


They came looking for Bishop Williamson to probe about the h0Ɩ0cαųst, but he was resting.

The old Soviets always regarded Western journalists as spies. I once thought that was communist propaganda or paranoia, but subsequent reports have proven those suspicions correct. One should be wary of allowing reporters (spies) to roam freely within one's compound. They are looking for chinks in the armor for reporting back to command central. Their crafting of reports for propaganda rags is only a secondary function.

Expect a highly gifted, presentable, and pious-seeming young man to show up on the doorstep of the new seminary. His family will be known as long-time respected SSPX supporters but will also have been part of the satanic underground for many generations.

This underground has a Marrano-style organization, is significantly but not entirely Jєωιѕн, and dominates world institutions. The Resistance will be powerless to stop such infiltration unless it humbly relinquishes that ubiquitous modern disdain against our greatest saints, popes, and kings enough to become reacquainted with the lore of the Inquisition.

It's not that the reporters were given free access to roam around, it was quite the opposite.

No one can be told that they cannot attend a Mass, as far as I know.  The reporters came and attended the Mass.  Afterwards Bishop Faure agreed to give a 20 minute interview.  That was all.  They asked who would shopw them around and were told "that's it".

We were kind to them and offered to help them kick rocks...that's about it.

Don't jump to conclusions about giving reporters free rein in the monastery.  It was quite the opposite.