Ah, I should have been clearer, forgive me. I meant to say, Hollingsworth and others - that proclaiming the duty of nations to publicly give to God Incarnate the honor and worship that is so justly owed to Him by all the means in one's power is something every traditional Catholic Bishop should do. Obviously, I don't think that Bishop Fellay is infallible, impeccable, or incapable of imprudence.
Now, as far as Bishop Williamson is concerned, I've said before I think this whole matter has been very tragic, and I don't think Bishop Williamson should have been excluded. I've always respected Bishop Williamson immensely, and still do, even though I fear he has reached a final parting of the ways with the Society. If at all it is still possible, I would like His Excellency to return, and the
Three Bishops' Declaration to become the Four Bishops' Declaration. Unfortunately, past experience shows that is very unlikely, those with whom the Society has ever had irreconciliable differences almost never work with the Society again.
I, however, have never personally agreed with many of the acerbic criticisms directed against Bishop Fellay and do not agree with some of the sentiments directed against His Excellency on this thread either, I think the evidence shows that, on the whole, and despite a few missteps, Bishop Fellay is doing the best he can, both to promote the return of Tradition to the Church, and the restoration of the Kingship of Christ in society, as the event which is the topic of this thread evinces. I quote from the above declaration which correctly describes what the leaders of the Church should be doing and are not, and therefore what the Society, and other informed Catholics, can and must do, by all the means that are in their power.
"In the place of a conduct which is inspired by a solid faith in the real power of Our Lord Jesus Christ, we see the Church being shamefully guided by human prudence and with such self-doubt that she asks nothing other from the State than that which the Masonic Lodges wish to concede to her: the common law in the midst of, and on the same level as, other religions which she no longer dares call false.
Christian governments, as they traditionally did, should honor Christ as God and King officially in all public ceremonies, and recognize themselves entirely dependent on and immeasurably blessed by Him, to the exclusion of all other false religions and of gods falsely so called. All authority comes from the true God, and His immutable law. They should recognize the plain and indisputable historical fact that Jesus Christ is the Father and Founder of Western civilization and that everything truly good Europe ever has been before and ever shall be in future, she owes to Jesus of Nazareth and His Church.