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Three Benedictines of Bellaigue Ordained Priests by Bishop Morgan
« on: August 30, 2025, 10:43:51 PM »
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    • Three priests of the Benedictine Monastery of Bellaigue were ordained to the priesthood by Bishop Paul Morgan on the feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

    Fr Salenave gives some news here, you'll need your subtitles on auto-translate to English:


    There are some photos here:
    https://cristiadatradicinalista.blogspot.com/

    Here is an older video of Ordinations at Bellaigue by Bishop de Galarreta in happier times before the Resistance days. I noticed Fr Picot among the priests and also Fr de Cacqueray when he was still SSPX Superior of the French District: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGjTb19Yj1c

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    Re: Three Benedictines of Bellaigue Ordained Priests by Bishop Morgan
    « Reply #1 on: August 30, 2025, 11:23:10 PM »
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    • https://fsspx.news/en/news/benedictine-monastery-reconnects-society-saint-pius-x-50372

    The neoSspx had this on the web in Feb. 2025: 
    "...We want to continue our monastic life in fidelity to the Benedictine tradition and to the Tradition of the Catholic Church, in closeness and friendship with the SSPX...."

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    What is the latest development? Are there two separate houses? Thank you for posting encouraging news...As Fr Salenave says, Our Lord and Our Lady rewards those who are struggling for the TRUTH!
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    Re: Three Benedictines of Bellaigue Ordained Priests by Bishop Morgan
    « Reply #2 on: August 31, 2025, 11:18:55 PM »
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    • Quote from: Twice dyed on August 30, 2025, 11:23:10 PM
    https://fsspx.news/en/news/benedictine-monastery-reconnects-society-saint-pius-x-50372

    The neoSspx had this on the web in Feb. 2025:
    "...We want to continue our monastic life in fidelity to the Benedictine tradition and to the Tradition of the Catholic Church, in closeness and friendship with the SSPX...."

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    What is the latest development? Are there two separate houses? Thank you for posting encouraging news...As Fr Salenave says, Our Lord and Our Lady rewards those who are struggling for the TRUTH!
    Yes, it is encouraging TD isn't it, to have all these monks with the Resistance.
    It should have been a cause for all the SSPX priests to stop and think, seeing all the monastic orders opposed to Bishop Fellay's rapprochement with modernist Rome.
    The link you gave refers to the German Benedictines, a daughter foundation of Bellaigue, who broke with them to stay with the SSPX...
    Doubtful sacraments evidently sit well with them. After all, they are right there in the heartland of the Huonder movement.
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    Re: Three Benedictines of Bellaigue Ordained Priests by Bishop Morgan
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    • Abbé Salenave, France Fidèlité, YouTube August 24, 2025

    Nouvelles de la résistance catholique – 24  12K views
    Unofficial Transcript from French.

    Excerpt re: Bishop Morgan.
    TimeStamp: 6:20.

    "...Bellaigue is today an important bastion, (about 20 monks), and they are autonomous. So as long as Rome hasn't rediscovered Tradition, I wish to speak of an important aspect: it is important to hold on to our autonomy, our local liberty… that will have bastions truly independent.

      Then, people ask: “WHY?” ...'We could surely use a large global federation, all reunited, have greater strength, show greater numbers...'But we all forget one thing: it isn't the numbers that make strength (this is from the typical liberal language). What makes our strength is our (devotion inaudible?), the Faith of us all, their responsibilities, their (works inaudible?), taking on our responsibility locally. This is much more difficult. Very similar to a multi-national corporation: you are a simple agent sitting in an office, no responsibilities, cushy job...and doesn't have to worry (about the challenges of business). But now! look at the individual boutique owner...he has a shop,...if you don't work, or if you do your job badly - you will go bankrupt!

      So, I mention this because it's important that the faithful, locally, realize these responsibilities. The faithful must say to themselves: 'Yes! I am a living element of this, (a small libation?). It is important that each faithful achieve the goal of his graces of state: religious, priests, bishops – voilà.

      I had a good stay and visit with + Morgan. I was very edified - small cottage - he lives simply. I said: 'Well, your Excellency, wouldn't be a great time to start making associations or something?’ He said: 'No no! Especially not that!'
    We mustn't have a rope tied to our leg...in relation to the combat for the Faith.

      Then again, we have to plan for the formation of future priests, and this is plainly the responsibility of a bishop. We send them candidates, young people (to the monasteries/ religious houses). Mgr Lefebvre stated that 'We certainly cannot ordain someone who isn't affiliated to a Work (religious houses - bastions)..." So on the one hand, we need bishops; plus we needs Works...a bastion, bastions...”

    Timestamp 9:20









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    Re: Three Benedictines of Bellaigue Ordained Priests by Bishop Morgan
    « Reply #4 on: Today at 12:05:15 PM »
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    • Quote from: Twice dyed on Today at 10:50:16 AM
    Abbé Salenave, France Fidèlité, YouTube August 24, 2025

    Nouvelles de la résistance catholique – 24  12K views
    Unofficial Transcript from French.

    Excerpt re: Bishop Morgan.
    TimeStamp: 6:20.

    "...Bellaigue is today an important bastion, (about 20 monks), and they are autonomous. So as long as Rome hasn't rediscovered Tradition, I wish to speak of an important aspect: it is important to hold on to our autonomy, our local liberty… that will have bastions truly independent.

      Then, people ask: “WHY?” ...'We could surely use a large global federation, all reunited, have greater strength, show greater numbers...'But we all forget one thing: it isn't the numbers that make strength (this is from the typical liberal language). What makes our strength is our (devotion inaudible?), the Faith of us all, their responsibilities, their (works inaudible?), taking on our responsibility locally. This is much more difficult. Very similar to a multi-national corporation: you are a simple agent sitting in an office, no responsibilities, cushy job...and doesn't have to worry (about the challenges of business). But now! look at the individual boutique owner...he has a shop,...if you don't work, or if you do your job badly - you will go bankrupt!

      So, I mention this because it's important that the faithful, locally, realize these responsibilities. The faithful must say to themselves: 'Yes! I am a living element of this, (a small libation?). It is important that each faithful achieve the goal of his graces of state: religious, priests, bishops – voilà.

      I had a good stay and visit with + Morgan. I was very edified - small cottage - he lives simply. I said: 'Well, your Excellency, wouldn't be a great time to start making associations or something?’ He said: 'No no! Especially not that!'
    We mustn't have a rope tied to our leg...in relation to the combat for the Faith.

      Then again, we have to plan for the formation of future priests, and this is plainly the responsibility of a bishop. We send them candidates, young people (to the monasteries/ religious houses). Mgr Lefebvre stated that 'We certainly cannot ordain someone who isn't affiliated to a Work (religious houses - bastions)..." So on the one hand, we need bishops; plus we needs Works...a bastion, bastions...”

    Timestamp 9:20

    Wait so I need clarification for this: “ I said: 'Well, your Excellency, wouldn't be a great time to start making associations or something?’ He said: 'No no! Especially not that!'
    We mustn't have a rope tied to our leg...in relation to the combat for the Faith.”

    So his mission is not the continuation of the real SSPX and the mission of Archbishop Lefebvre? Is that what he’s saying?

    Can he please explain what he means by this?
     
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    Re: Three Benedictines of Bellaigue Ordained Priests by Bishop Morgan
    « Reply #5 on: Today at 12:14:38 PM »
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    • Quote from: Twice dyed on Today at 10:50:16 AM
    Abbé Salenave, France Fidèlité, YouTube August 24, 2025

    Nouvelles de la résistance catholique – 24  12K views
    Unofficial Transcript from French.

    Excerpt re: Bishop Morgan.
    TimeStamp: 6:20.

    "...Bellaigue is today an important bastion, (about 20 monks), and they are autonomous. So as long as Rome hasn't rediscovered Tradition, I wish to speak of an important aspect: it is important to hold on to our autonomy, our local liberty… that will have bastions truly independent.

      Then, people ask: “WHY?” ...'We could surely use a large global federation, all reunited, have greater strength, show greater numbers...'But we all forget one thing: it isn't the numbers that make strength (this is from the typical liberal language). What makes our strength is our (devotion inaudible?), the Faith of us all, their responsibilities, their (works inaudible?), taking on our responsibility locally. This is much more difficult. Very similar to a multi-national corporation: you are a simple agent sitting in an office, no responsibilities, cushy job...and doesn't have to worry (about the challenges of business). But now! look at the individual boutique owner...he has a shop,...if you don't work, or if you do your job badly - you will go bankrupt!

      So, I mention this because it's important that the faithful, locally, realize these responsibilities. The faithful must say to themselves: 'Yes! I am a living element of this, (a small libation?). It is important that each faithful achieve the goal of his graces of state: religious, priests, bishops – voilà.

      I had a good stay and visit with + Morgan. I was very edified - small cottage - he lives simply. I said: 'Well, your Excellency, wouldn't be a great time to start making associations or something?’ He said: 'No no! Especially not that!'
    We mustn't have a rope tied to our leg...in relation to the combat for the Faith.

      Then again, we have to plan for the formation of future priests, and this is plainly the responsibility of a bishop. We send them candidates, young people (to the monasteries/ religious houses). Mgr Lefebvre stated that 'We certainly cannot ordain someone who isn't affiliated to a Work (religious houses - bastions)..." So on the one hand, we need bishops; plus we needs Works...a bastion, bastions...”

    Timestamp 9:20

    Can you post the link? I can’t find this on youtube
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    Re: Three Benedictines of Bellaigue Ordained Priests by Bishop Morgan
    « Reply #6 on: Today at 12:20:50 PM »
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    • Quote from: Maverick on Today at 12:05:15 PM
    So his mission is not the continuation of the real SSPX and the mission of Archbishop Lefebvre? Is that what he’s saying?

    Yeah, we have hear someone pontificating and bloviating as if he were some authority on what REAL SSPX and what Archbishop Lefebvre's "mission" was.
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    Re: Three Benedictines of Bellaigue Ordained Priests by Bishop Morgan
    « Reply #7 on: Today at 12:43:30 PM »
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    • Quote from: Ladislaus on Today at 12:20:50 PM
    Yeah, we have hear someone pontificating and bloviating as if he were some authority on what REAL SSPX and what Archbishop Lefebvre's "mission" was.

    Goodness Lads, sedevacantism is rotting your brain.

    Is the direction the same as Archbishop Lefebvre and the continuation as proposed by the 5 real priests kicked out of the new society in the 2012 round table meeting or not.

    Sometimes ladislaus when I think you are back to your old self, you end up saying something either retarded or catty and without any value.
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