Bishop Williamson will be missed and I enjoyed my three years at seminary under his rectorship. We all know that Lord Williamson denied the great modern day dogma, "No salvation for those who deny the gas chambers." He was an Episcopus non gratus, "a bishop not in grace," and I am surprised that he was not ousted from the SSPX much earlier.
And then after the events of 911, when he called out the Bushes for their complicity in a masonic, deep state, adventure, this at last sealed his fate. He had become the dreaded "conspiracy theorist." Lord Williamson was never expelled from the SSPX for doctrinal reasons, in fact when I was in seminary ('94-97') the general consensus among the seminary professors was, "Let us not preach against the New Mass, calling it a sin, because, after all, we want to gain converts to tradition."
I remember our first year at seminary and the bishop gave us a blind quiz, asking us, "How many J's died in the gas chambers?" I was the only seminarian who put a big fat "0" on my piece of paper. I had already done my Auschwitz homework before arriving at the seminary. The bishop wanted to know who answered "zero" on the quiz, and as I raised my hand, the bishop smiled. What really disappointed me about the quiz is the fact that nine other seminarians had not done their homework prior to arrival at the seminary.
Topic: SSPX Response to Bishop Williamson (Read 187068 times)