So, I walked into an SSPX chapel this morning for Sunday Mass (there are times where it's my only option), and so there's some unknown priest there who, based on what he did (or did not do) during Confession and his homily ... seemed rather suspicious.
Since SSPX have been gaslighting anyone who questions the validity of NO Orders, I'd like to set up a website that has not only the names, but also the pictures of priests who came over from the Novus Ordo and have NOT been conditionally ordained, a set of "most wanted" posters.
Problem is that you can walk in and get surprised. More and more SSPX have become secretive about priest assignments (don't even post them online), with some arrogant attitude that it's none of the lay faithful's business. So nowhere is the priest's name listed in the bulletin, and he doesn't mention his name from the pulpit ... so this is where that "most wanted" website with pictures would be nice to have.
It would also bring visibility to SSPX shenanigans and possibly put some pressure on them.
There might also be a comments section where people can report "sightings" of the culprits ... details about where and when, so that, for instance, the faithful who may have missed that week, or not known who the priest was ... would be aware that there could be non-consecrated bogus hosts in the tabernacle left over from the non-priest when they go to receive the following week.
If I had the funds to do so, I would love to bring a class action lawsuit against SSPX for false advertising, and seeking damages for the faithful who may have received bogus Sacraments. SSPX claim to provide Traditional Masses, but may in fact be providing simulations thereof. It would involve proving in a civil suit that according to the principles of Catholic theology there's positive doubt regarding the NO Orders and that by Canon Law we are forbidden from assisting at such Masses.
Just fed up with their cocky, arrogant gaslighting ... and I believe it's why they stopped posting priest assignments, schedules, etc. ... whether on chapel websites or on their new centralized "scheduling" app that's undoubtedly meant to control the flow of information.
So if anyone wants to post the name of SSPX "priests" come over from NO without conditional ordination, and their current "home base" location ... please post them on this thread, and if you have pictures, that would be great ... but if not I'll try to get some, either finding them online or else making contact with someone where they might be located.
I'll register a domain along the lines of
www.sspx-fake-priests.com or
www.sspx-fake-priest-tracker.com ... to put some heat on these duplicitous arrogant fools. It might be expanded at some point to other dubious "priests" floating around out there.
We have various lists of known valid priests, but not a succinct list of known-to-not-be-conditionally ordained, and we don't have pictures ... and to me pictures are the key.
Topic: Website with List of Priests NOT Conditionally Ordained (Read 5836 times)