They’re going to send them to the US obviously... to fluff the numbers and appear to justify the cost of the seminary. They had hoped for an influx of NO seminarians after regularization ... which is why they built that thing.Good assessment.
So the timing of this is interesting right around the Motu.
It’ll be called +Fellay’s folly.
SSPX has one man to thank (or in their view blame) for non-regularization.... Bishop Williamson. He single-handedly scuttled the talks with his h0Ɩ0h0αx interviews. Bishop Williamson may have saved Tradition. Sometimes I wonder if he didn’t do it on purpose.
He single-handedly scuttled the talks with his h0Ɩ0h0αx interviews
SSPX has one man to thank (or in their view blame) for non-regularization.... Bishop Williamson. He single-handedly scuttled the talks with his h0Ɩ0h0αx interviews. Bishop Williamson may have saved Tradition. Sometimes I wonder if he didn’t do it on purpose.Not sure about the interview, but he definitely did what he could to stop operation ѕυιcιdє:
They’re going to send them to the US obviously... to fluff the numbers and appear to justify the cost of the seminary. They had hoped for an influx of NO seminarians after regularization ... which is why they built that thing.I don't think so. Bishop Fellay returned the protocol agreement demanded by B16 and Cardinal Müller. Furthermore, with regards to the relocation of the seminarians, it is common knowledge that the Australian border closures were quite strict and the letter by the rector did mention the closing of Australia’s international borders has rendered it impossible for foreign vocations to enter the country.
So the timing of this is interesting right around the Motu.
It’ll be called +Fellay’s folly.
SSPX has one man to thank (or in their view blame) for non-regularization.... Bishop Williamson. He single-handedly scuttled the talks with his h0Ɩ0h0αx interviews. Bishop Williamson may have saved Tradition. Sometimes I wonder if he didn’t do it on purpose.
I don't think so. Bishop Fellay returned the protocol agreement demanded by B16 and Cardinal Müller.
Not sure about the interview, but he definitely did what he could to stop operation ѕυιcιdє:So Pope Benedict was literally reading CathInfo? Wow, that would really be something. I'd be a bit star-struck if I ever discovered that to be true, I gotta admit.
First, was the Letter of the Three Bishops.
Then, seeing the bizarre response he received, he sent that letter to a priest, who then posted it on the internet (not sure if that was intended or not).
When BXVI saw that division, It scared him off.
I don't think so. Bishop Fellay returned the protocol agreement demanded by B16 and Cardinal Müller. Furthermore, with regards to the relocation of the seminarians, it is common knowledge that the Australian border closures were quite strict and the letter by the rector did mention the closing of Australia’s international borders has rendered it impossible for foreign vocations to enter the country.Many decisions have more than one reason. Sometimes a PRIMARY and a SECONDARY motivation -- or a public and a private motivation.
Relying only on Australian and New Zealand vocations will not be practically sustainable to run that place. Perhaps when the lσcкdσωns and borders are reopened, HCS will function once again as a seminary, God willing.
Furthermore, with regards to the relocation of the seminarians, it is common knowledge that the Australian border closures were quite strict and the letter by the rector did mention the closing of Australia’s international borders has rendered it impossible for foreign vocations to enter the country.
Relying only on Australian and New Zealand vocations will not be practically sustainable to run that place. Perhaps when the lσcкdσωns and borders are reopened, HCS will function once again as a seminary, God willing.