Bishop Fellay and his ignominious groupies have a lot to answer for in July.

You just know a lot of what they'll be saying will be a waste of hot air, though.

The scorpion on the water bank had an answer for all 3 of the frog's concerns.

It is typical of Modernist speech to say many words and have little content,
after all, what they're about is the destruction of something, not the building
up of something. Building takes time, trouble and effort, but tearing it down
takes a well-placed stick of dynamite, and a match.

You can see in all the Vat. II docuмents the parts that have made all the problems
are short phrases, or even one word among thousands.

"It's my nature: self-destruction," said the scorpion.

This very encouraging sermon by Fr. Fox provides a most potent analogy, with the
frog and the scorpion. It goes a long way to give us the mental picture we need
to aptly consider the ramifications of the present situation.

We are all indebted to Fr. Fox for this lesson. We need to hear this.

And thanks to MD for the transcript. I would never have been able to hear this
with the sound quality what it is. Much obliged!

This speech is a great reference point, because of this part:




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So, I would ask the question, why is it that around the world now, a lot of Traditional Catholics are very, very upset? Why is it each day the priests in the Society more and more they are getting more upset by all this? Well maybe it has something to do with these things:

25 Oct 2007 – The Pope went to the interreligious meeting in Naples
2008 April – he visits the ѕуηαgσgυє in New York
2008 – he went to (Sydney?) cultural liturgy, a pagan ritual
May 2009 – visited the Dome of the Rock mosque in Jerusalem
2009 – Jєωιѕн ritual at the Wailing Wall, which is something Jews only do
January 2010 – feast at the ѕуηαgσgυє in Rome
May 2011 – the Beatification of John Paul II
And then Assisi

The fact is, the people who come to our chapels who read and study are going, “no, no, we cannot have anything to do with this.”
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If Fr. Fox were to give this speech today, only a week later, he would not give the
same speech. For there has been an event that fairly trumps all these other 8
in one fell swoop. What is it, you may ask?

It is Benedict XVI's new choice to replace Wm. Levada as the head of the CDF
with Bishop Muller from Germany.

Why is this appointment so bad, you may ask?

It is so bad because Muller is going to be in charge of making the specifications
for the reconciliation of the SSPX with Rome, and for enforcing any penalties,
and that kind of thing.

But how can that be bad, you may ask?

It not only can be bad, it IS bad, because Muller is a known heretic, 4 times
over, perhaps more. But he has never been identified as a heretic by the Church.
You see, while the Church abandons the faithful to the wild beasts of heresy, by
not condemning error since 1962 (the 50th anniversary of which will be
CELEBRATED in October of this year!), the faithful therefore have to decide or at
least to notice when a heretic denies dogma previously defined, or embraces
heresy previously condemned.

Anything once condemned by a Pope is condemned forever.

But here, Benedict XVI is ignoring the heresies of Muller, and promotes him to
the office that will then oversee the "deal" with the SSPX.

These two things should not only be reason to not make a deal with Rome, but
also to EXPEL +FELLAY who has been promoting this big lie for years already,
all the while refusing to share information, and now we know why he refuses; and
second, for the remaining 3 bishops, after +Fellay is deposed and expelled from
the Society, should CONSECRATE AT LEAST 2 NEW BISHOPS, perhaps 3, because
there is a lot of work to do now that the dead wood has been removed.