Author Topic: Where is the Recusant? (Read 5067 times)

rlee · « **Reply #15 on:** June 09, 2013, 10:40:09 PM »

John Grace said:

"My apologies for getting so annoyed with rlee. It was a bit like the heckler moment when Bishop W spoke at the London Forum. I got a bit fired up.

Given that Bishop Fellay was met with silence at Burghclere. It would be calumny on my part if I said that Banks and Bevan were paid to clap.

I thought rlee was attempting a fight back. I was obviously wrong."

No problem John....I wish we could enjoy a face-to-face chat someday. I'd hope you would enjoy it as much as I would. I come here for some Catholic fellowship...electronically.

I'm glad you defended your friend, He's sailing with a lot of publicity head wind.

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #16 on:** June 10, 2013, 01:45:24 AM »

Quote from: SeanGovan

Quote from: Ecclesia Militans
All issues of The Recusant are now available at this link:

http://www.ecclesiamilitans.com/the-recusant/

Thank you!

Quote from: Raphaela

Thanks for the link, Sean. Is it possible to have the issues of The Recusant put on the Recusant website as well? It's good to have paper copies, but to have it online there would surely reach even more people.

The link was provided by Ecclesia Militans, not Sean -- he was quoting it.

Why not copy all the issues onto CI, too?

We should all download the issues into our own systems and backups.

We should all have hard copies, too. Contact The Recusant and provide
your mailing address. Send them a 'small donation' to cover the costs.

Overseas mail is not cheap.

The postage for only 2 (two) copies was £3.30 -- which is currently
$5.45 USD.

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #17 on:** June 10, 2013, 10:47:11 AM »

Quote from: TheRecusant

Problem with the web host.

The main page www.therecusant.com doesn't seem to be working but all the other pages are, e.g. http://www.therecusant.com/apps/blog/

"Sorry, this page was not found"

As of this morning, there is an additional problem.

Not only the main page is not found, but the page with the
messages of support is off line:

http://www.therecusant.com/conference-support

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #18 on:** June 10, 2013, 07:52:54 PM »

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They're baaaaaaaack... including the About Us / Sign in page!

The Recusant
An unofficial SSPX newsletter, fighting a guerilla war for the soul of Tradition!

Other Languages:
La Sapinière .info
(French)
"Avec l'Immaculee"
(French)
"Non Possumus"
(Spanish)
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(Portugese)
Mosteiro da Santa Cruz, Brazil
(Portugese)
"REX!"
(Czech)
"Pelagius Asturiensis"
(Polish)

“Holy abandonment is found ‘not in resignation and laziness but at the heart of action and initiative.’ It would be dishonest to pray for victory without really fighting for it. ... ‘The things I pray for’, St. Thomas More prayed magnanimously, ‘dear Lord, give me the grace to work for.’ ”
His Grace, Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre
Another Note for your Diary:

'Pilgrimage of Reparation'
to Walsingham
July 13th-14th 2013

Other Useful Websites

In English:
"In This Sign You Shall Conquer"
(Frs. Chazal and Pfeiffer)
"Cathinfo" forum
The St. Marcel Initiative
www.stmarcelinitiative.com
Postal Address:
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Deal,
Kent ENGLAND
TrueTrad.com
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"The Catholic Resistance
in Canada"

Nobody · « **Reply #19 on:** March 14, 2014, 10:55:25 PM »

Quote from: Neil Obstat

“Holy abandonment is found ‘not in resignation and laziness but at the heart of action and initiative.’ It would be dishonest to pray for victory without really fighting for it. ... ‘The things I pray for’, St. Thomas More prayed magnanimously, ‘dear Lord, give me the grace to work for.’ ”
His Grace, Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre

Can someone please clarify where I can find this quote. The recusant refers to (“The Biography of Marcel Lefebvre” p. 523). However it's not there in my copy !?

Thanks

Neil Obstat · « **Reply #20 on:** March 16, 2014, 05:49:43 AM »

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Quote from: Nobody

Quote from: Neil Obstat
“Holy abandonment is found ‘not in resignation and laziness but at the heart of action and initiative.’ It would be dishonest to pray for victory without really fighting for it. ... ‘The things I pray for’, St. Thomas More prayed magnanimously, ‘dear Lord, give me the grace to work for.’ ”
His Grace, Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre

Can someone please clarify where I can find this quote. The recusant refers to (“The Biography of Marcel Lefebvre” p. 523). However it's not there in my copy !?

Thanks

You could send Ed. an e-mail, and ask him for the publication data on his copy. Maybe his edition is older, or maybe yours was edited later. He doesn't go to a lot of detail in his patchwork bibliographies. But don't complain to him about his thoroughness because he's prone to typically answer that they're not making any pretense of being 'professionals'. So it's not impossible that the page number was a typo, and maybe it was really p. 532, or p. 235 or whatever.

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