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Add Father Damien Fox to your prayers. Deo Gratias!

Thank you Lord Phan! I was waiting for that recording.  :applause:
I keep Fr. Fox in my prayers  

Well worth listening to...  both the sermon and conference afterward.  He displays the beautiful virtues of strength, gentleness, strong faith, good sense and humility.  "And Jesus began to say...concerning John:  What went you out into the desert to see?  A reed shaken with the wind?"  (Matthew 11:7)

Probably should have read the Spanish...  Sorry everyone!  Well, I suppose Fr. Ceriani will have to wait a while longer for the Beatific Vision!  For our sake, I hope it is a long, long time yet.

1).  Fr. Ernesto Cardozo (Currently in Mexico) - runaejcv@gmail.com  

2).  Fr. Gabriel Grosso (Argentina) - Left due to disagreement with sell-out

3).  Fr. Floriano Abrahamowicz (Italy) - Expelled for criticism of sell-out - donfloriano@domusmarcellefebvre.it

4).  Fr. Basilio Meramo (Colombia) - Expelled for criticism of sell-out - mail@meramo.net

5).  Fr. Francis Chazal (Philippines)

6).  Fr. Joseph Pfeiffer (Philippines) - frjpfeiffer@juno.com

7).  Fr. Paul Morgan (UK)

8).  His Lordship, Bishop Richard Williamson (UK)

9).  Fr. Juan Carlos Ceriani (Argentina) - Expelled for criticism of sell-out

10).  Fr. Juan Jose Turco (Argentina) - Left due to disagreement with sell-out

11).  Fr. Curzio Notiglia (Italy) - Leave Comment at http://doncurzionitoglia.wordpress.com/about/ or post on his Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/doncurzionitoglia?sk=wall

12).  Fr. Joven Soliman (Philippines) - Left due to disagreement with sell-out - frjsoliman@yahoo.com

13).  Mosteiro de Santa Cruz (Brazil) - (Benedictines attached to SSPX) -secretario@spessantotomas.com.br

14).  Fr. Jean de Morgon (OFM Cap) (Aurenque, France)  

15).  Traditional Capuchins of Morgon, France

16).  Fr. Xavier Beauvais (France)

17).  Fr. Timothy Pfeiffer (Philippines) - jtpfeiffer@juno.com

18).  Fr. Patrick Girouard (Vancouver, Canada)

19).  His Excellency, Bishop Bernard Tissier de Mallerais (France)

20).  Fr. A (Name withheld for now) (Germany)

21).  Fr. B (Name withheld for now) (Germany)

22).  Fr. C (Name withheld for now) (Germany)

23).  Fr. Michel Koller (France)

24).  Fr. David Hewko (USA)

25).  Fr. Steven Reuter (USA)

26).  Fr. Eric Jacqmin (Belgium)

27). Fr. D (Name withheld for now) (Germany)

28).  Fr. Damien Fox (Canada) - Church: 416‐503‐8854  Priory‐ 416‐251‐0499

I think it is prudent to simply include on this list the priests who have spoken out against the recent sell-out attempts, including those who have either left or been expelled because of their opposition.  Of course, many SSPX priests have left or been expelled for one reason or another over the years.  But, the issue we are dealing with now, the drawing close and eventual sell-out attempt by Fellay, is the battle at hand and these are the priests who have been and are fighting this battle on behalf of our souls.  

....but Fr meramo and Fr abrahamowicz perceived immediately the subterfuge and motive which underlined the suppression of Bishop Williamson and stated it frankly.

Three years ago, they were perceived as madmen.

Three years later, they were clearly the most perceptive of all!

Fr. Soliman left on his own accord due to sedevacantism, even though some will try to justify it saying he left due to disagreement with the SSPX stance on the release of the Motu Proprio.

Dear Trento,

I personally know Fr. Soliman, having attended Our Lady of Victories Church in Manila while he was still prior there, and I can attest that he did not begin to hold the sedevacant position until several months after he had left the SSPX.  As he has made clear in every interview since his departure, he felt he had a moral obligation to leave the SSPX considering his strong opposition to the new talks, culminating in the manner in which Fellay and Schmidberger asked for and welcomed the "lifting of the excommunications".  I hope this clarifies things.  

I definitely think we should go back with this list to all those who saw the writing on the wall. Is Fr. Cekada any less deserving  than Fr. Pfieffer? I say tear down that wall.  Let's get over some of the secondary things (like who, if anyone, occupies the Papacy) and fight for faith first!  

Father Cekada is not on our side. Father Cekada left before Bishop Fellay was even around, you are trying to turn this into an attack on the SSPX of Archbishop Lefebvre when in fact it is those who are siding with Bishop Fellay who are like the 9, they are the rebels against what the Archbishop believed and fought for. Begone I say to anyone who dares to think that we who are on the side of the 3 could somehow be on the side of the 9 or even like them. It was Bishop Williamson, the then Father Williamson I would quote in respect to proving that the Nine were decietful rebels, much like the Fellayites and their deceitfulness and blatant attacks on good Traditionalists loyal to Archbishop Lefebvre.

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I definitely think we should go back with this list to all those who saw the writing on the wall. Is Fr. Cekada any less deserving  than Fr. Pfieffer? I say tear down that wall.  Let's get over some of the secondary things (like who, if anyone, occupies the Papacy) and fight for faith first!  

Father Cekada is not on our side. Father Cekada left before Bishop Fellay was even around, you are trying to turn this into an attack on the SSPX of Archbishop Lefebvre when in fact it is those who are siding with Bishop Fellay who are like the 9, they are the rebels against what the Archbishop believed and fought for. Begone I say to anyone who dares to think that we who are on the side of the 3 could somehow be on the side of the 9 or even like them. It was Bishop Williamson, the then Father Williamson I would quote in respect to proving that the Nine were decietful rebels, much like the Fellayites and their deceitfulness and blatant attacks on good Traditionalists loyal to Archbishop Lefebvre.

Then who decides which priests/bishops make the cut?  And where do we draw the line?  Do we keep all sedevecantists off?  Do we only include those recently expelled?  I'm just saying that, for the sake of a united front is it possible to put aside old animosity? It's the old "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" thing.  I'm not trying to attack anyone.  

Fr. Cekada/Bp. Dolan/Bp. Sanborn have the same qualities as Menzingen.

They opposed the principles of Archbishop Lefebvre that guided SSPX for decades. Bp. Fellay has abandoned those same principles.