Author Topic: Video about new SSPX seminary (Read 9719 times)

RomanCatholic1953 · « **Reply #5 on:** October 21, 2012, 02:22:53 PM »

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It looks like the video has been removed.

It's playing for me.

It could be that my server may be blocking some of my programs.

When I went to the video, I get a long message starting with
video not found:http://media-monika gloriatv and so on.
It would not allow me to copy the whole message, nor a snap shot
of the screen to prove what I said.

bowler · « **Reply #6 on:** October 21, 2012, 05:46:01 PM »

The Neo-SSPX is living in a dream world. The world is about to collapse ecomomically and politically and they are building monuments. They have lost all sense of reality.

That new seminary in Virginia that they are contemplating, will cost in my estimation more than the $60 million (how much more who knows. Where do the craftsmen come from to build an 1800's building ?). If they realized like all real Catholics do, that we are in war mode for the last 50 years, they would stay in Winona and put six students per room in bunk beds if necessary, and any other means of "making do".

This new seminary is the French Maginot Line mentality all over again. They think they can save tradition with fixed fortifications. If they do somehow build it, someone will come along and take it from them for free, just like they took the Maginot Line in a few days.

"Fixed fortifications are monuments to man's stupidity,” George S. Patton, Jr

bowler · « **Reply #7 on:** October 21, 2012, 05:59:57 PM »

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This new seminary is the French Maginot Line mentality all over again. They think they can save tradition with fixed fortifications. If they do somehow build it, someone will come along and take it from them for free, just like they took the Maginot Line in a few days.

"Fixed fortifications are monuments to man's stupidity,” George S. Patton, Jr

They can take everything material that you have, but they can't take what is in your heart, mind, soul. The important thing about a seminary is the formation of priests. They can't take the priesthood from a priest once he is ordained. Buildings they can all take.

Just look at all the SSPX chapels. Practically all of them were paid for and started as independent chapels, and eventually they were "bartered" over to the SSPX in exchange for an SSPX priest who would fly in once a week. Now, the Neo-SSPX is throwing out the people who built the churches. Buildings they can take, but they can't take what is inside of you. Wise men do not build monuments while they are in the middle of a war.. The Spaniards defended Toledo from undernieth the rubble.

Zorayda · « **Reply #8 on:** October 21, 2012, 08:44:01 PM »

They form priests only to throw them out? $25 million just for classrooms for what new doctrines?

Fr. Asher said in NYC that no matter how much money they throw at the building, if it's not God's will it won't happen.

Look, I've renovated my own home & added here & there. Don't tell me that they can't add onto what they have now.

The Faith is the legacy that you leave behind, not grand buildings. If they are going to form "conformist" type of priests then this whole project is pointless. They should address their own crisis first & return to Tradition before they expand!

padrepio · « **Reply #9 on:** October 21, 2012, 09:45:20 PM »

"It's amazing that they have so many seminarians, particularly when one of the qualifications nowadays is being a Phlegmatic."

We noticed that too. Hoping the Good Lord and His Holy Mother are saving the best for last (or the new restoration).