Came out 2 weeks ago.

The "internal bulletin" Cor Unum at this time would seem to be a
closely guarded commodity.  You can be fairly sure that the Menzingen-denizens
are taking extra precautions to be able to make sure they can trace whose
copy is being 'leaked', when the time comes.  

That is why it may be rather challenging for anyone who has a copy to be
so unbridled as to share it without diligent research. What the --?

E.g., if you were Menzingen, what would you do?  I could describe what I
would do, but I don't want to give them free advice.  HAHAHAHAHA

Let's put it this way.  Presuming a 'leaked' copy can be identified as to
whom it was first delivered, or to which group it was disseminated, then the
next thing you might expect is disciplinary measures to be meted out without
delay.  Key words last two.



Category: KGB tactics, a.k.a. Errors of Russia

Quote from: Nishant

Have you read it, Sean? If so, could you summarize it for the forum?

I have not seen it, but at Bishop Williamson's meeting Wednesday night, the coordinator for the Winona, MN resistance group said he spoke with Fr. Wood at the seminary on the subject, who confirmed the Cor Unum had come out, and that the defense/explanation of the doctrinal declaration was contained therein.

Apparently, the priests are keeping this issue pretty close to their chests, but I am sure someone will cough it up soon.

Can I call you SeanSeraphim?  I cannot blame any of the priests for not
divulging their copy.. If any of them want to be very safe about it, what they
need to do is get together and share their copies.  They ought to compare
them closely, looking for ANY DIFFERENCES WHATSOEVER.  One period extra,
a letter out of place, an abbreviation, a difference in spacing, any kind of
text or format difference constitutes a clue for identification and tracking of
who is giving out their Cor Unum.  To be most safe, I'd recommend typing
the whole thing out and only distributing the typed copy.  You can leave off
all the header and addresses and such.  Do Not Scan Your Copy.  Do Not
Xerox Your Copy.  The reason is, whatever subtle glitches or glosses that
they have hidden in there, are going to be used to identify you.  When you
compare three or four different copies, and you find any kind of variation
whatsoever, that will be the 'evidence' they are looking for in the content of
any 'leaked' copies going around.

Apparently, the priests are keeping this issue pretty close to their chests

They are either for a practical agreement or against it. At this stage most laity have their minds made up. It's not that difficult to decide.

Priests, who oppose the agreement will face hardships but they will be supported.  Laity can only do a limited amount for the priests.  It's up to the priests. Resistance or a sell out.