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Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: Kelley on February 15, 2013, 09:37:50 PM
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Number CCXCII (292)   16 February 2013

DI NOIA, ANNOYER

Two months ago the Vice-president of Rome’s Pontifical Commission Ecclesia Dei addressed to the Superior General of the Society of St Pius X and to all its priests a letter of several pages, accessible on the Internet, which Fr. Lombardi as spokesman for the Holy See called a “personal appeal”. The letter has been raising comments ever since. It is clearly the latest move in Rome’s campaign to bring the SSPX to heel, and put an end to its 40-year resistance to the Conciliar Revolution. As Bishop de Galarreta said in October of 2011, even if the SSPX turns down Rome’s offers, still Rome will keep coming back. Sure enough. But let us see briefly what Archbishop Di Noia has to say to “Your Excellency and dear Priestly Brothers of the Society of St Pius X”:--

He begins by admonishing Society leaders, notably Fr Schmidberger, Fr Pfluger and Bishop Fellay (in that order) for giving interviews so critical of Rome as to call in question whether the SSPX really wants reconciliation with Rome. Moreover, doctrinal differences are as intractable as ever between the SSPX and Rome. So he calls for a new approach, focusing on unity instead.

Church unity is hindered by four vices and promoted by the four opposing virtues of humility, mildness, patience and charity. Dividers of the Church are enemies of God. All we need is love. Away then with “harsh and unproductive rhetoric”. Let the SSPX fulfil its charism of forming priests, but priests who will be docile to the official Magisterium, who will preach the Faith and not polemics, and who will treat theological problems not in front of untrained layfolk but with the competent authorities in Rome. The Pope is the supreme judge of such difficult questions. In conclusion, Benedict XVI does want reconciliation. Bitterness must be healed. In Our Lord’s words, “Let them be one.” (End of the Archbishop’s letter.)

Notice in passing how, typically for modern man and for modernists, the Archbishop brackets out the essential question of doctrine, but this letter’s main interest lies elsewhere : how could the Archbishop have dared to address it to all SSPX priests without prior collusion with SSPX HQ ? It served him by forwarding the letter to all SSPX priests ! Here is one indication amongst many others that there are contacts between Rome and SSPX HQ that are kept from public view. But the question then arises, what motive can SSPX HQ have had to give to the modernist Archbishop such privileged and dangerous access to all SSPX priests ? Does it want them to become modernists also ? Surely not ! But it may well want to help Rome towards “reconciliation”.

By transmitting the Archbishop’s loving appeal, SSPX HQ gets the sweet message through to all SSPX priests without anybody being able to accuse HQ itself of going soft. On the contrary, the Roman letter makes them all see how nice the Romans are. True, there is a gentle rebuke to the SSPX leaders for not being nice, but that will serve to show how these are standing firm in defence of the Faith ! Above all, the letter will have served as a trial balloon, to test the priests’ reactions. What are they thinking ? Both Rome and Menzingen need to calculate at what point to go ahead with a “reconciliation” such as will carry with it a large majority of the priests, and not alienate so many that organized resistance to the nєω ωσrℓ∂ σr∂єr religion will continue.

Dear SSPX priests, if you do not want to be swallowed alive by New Order Rome, I gently advise you to react. Let your Superiors know, as discretely as you like but in no uncertain terms, that you want nothing, but nothing, to do with Conciliar Rome, until it clearly abandons the Council.

Kyrie eleison.
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: Kelley on February 15, 2013, 09:43:03 PM
Please support His Excellency, Bishop Williamson.

Send your donations HERE (http://stmarcelinitiative.com)
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: SeanJohnson on February 15, 2013, 09:52:19 PM
"how could the Archbishop have dared to address it to all SSPX priests without prior collusion with SSPX HQ ?"

Response: Indeed!
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: ultrarigorist on February 15, 2013, 09:54:14 PM
 :applause:
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: AJNC on February 15, 2013, 10:00:03 PM
When Bishop de Galarreta visited India a couple of months ago he told me, and others I presume, that there would be no deal with Rome as long as Vatican II was in place. Yet we see the Roman authorities being granted full access to the individual priests of the Society. An ultimatum has been recently issued by Rome, the deadline being February 22nd. Again, there is a threat that a Roman offer will be made to the individual SSPX priests. So Rome now must have a data file with all the addresses of the priests.

I wonder what Bishop de Galarreta thinks about this? And Bishop de Mallerais? How can Bishop dG be so forthright in saying what he does say, when such things are going on?.
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: Machabees on February 15, 2013, 10:29:50 PM
Translation:

GREEN light for ACTION and OPEN RESISTANCE!

No more belly crawling and whining...stand up and FIGHT for the Lord God and His True Faith!
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: ServusSpiritusSancti on February 15, 2013, 11:15:56 PM
His Excellency always has wise words in regards to the SSPX/Rome drama.

God Bless you, Bishop Williamson.
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: Remacle on February 16, 2013, 03:16:35 AM
 :applause: :applause:
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: John Grace on February 16, 2013, 06:03:53 AM
AJNC

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When Bishop de Galarreta visited India a couple of months ago he told me, and others I presume, that there would be no deal with Rome as long as Vatican II was in place. Yet we see the Roman authorities being granted full access to the individual priests of the Society. An ultimatum has been recently issued by Rome, the deadline being February 22nd. Again, there is a threat that a Roman offer will be made to the individual SSPX priests. So Rome now must have a data file with all the addresses of the priests.

I wonder what Bishop de Galarreta thinks about this? And Bishop de Mallerais? How can Bishop dG be so forthright in saying what he does say, when such things are going on?.


Both signed a letter opposing an agreement with Rome. A letter that is in the public domain. Do both Bishops still oppose an agreement with Rome? Also, I would like Bishop de Mallerais to comment. He was quick to admonish Fr. Pfeiffer and Fr. Chazal, whom both continue the work of the Archbishop Bishop de Mallerais is no fighter. There is general agreement on this but Bishop de Galarreta seems to have caved in also. I exclude Bishop Fellay as compromise  is expected with liberals.
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: John Grace on February 16, 2013, 06:08:28 AM
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Again, there is a threat that a Roman offer will be made to the individual SSPX priests.


Let them off. I mean the priests, who want to go in with Rome. They might be happy joining the FSSP,Institute Christ the King or perhaps be reform of the reform priests, who say both the Novus Ordo and the Traditional Mass. A Catholic resistance will continue regardless of priests leaving.
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: SeanJohnson on February 16, 2013, 07:59:39 AM
Quote from: Seraphim
"how could the Archbishop have dared to address it to all SSPX priests without prior collusion with SSPX HQ ?"

Response: Indeed!


G.R.E.C.

G.R.E.C.

G.R.E.C.
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: SeanJohnson on February 16, 2013, 08:04:14 AM
Quote from: AJNC
When Bishop de Galarreta visited India a couple of months ago he told me, and others I presume, that there would be no deal with Rome as long as Vatican II was in place. Yet we see the Roman authorities being granted full access to the individual priests of the Society. An ultimatum has been recently issued by Rome, the deadline being February 22nd. Again, there is a threat that a Roman offer will be made to the individual SSPX priests. So Rome now must have a data file with all the addresses of the priests.

I wonder what Bishop de Galarreta thinks about this? And Bishop de Mallerais? How can Bishop dG be so forthright in saying what he does say, when such things are going on?.


Because the sspx can be liberalized without an agreement, via the tactics of G.R.E.C, at which time Rome can unilaterally regularize the sspx without any agreement or negotiations required!

Ps: And now that Bishop Fella has provided the enemy with the contact information of every sspx priest, they can be bombarded relentlessly by Roman agit-prop without the public catching wind of it.  After a couple years of that, well, what's so bad about a merely practical accord, or Rome unilaterally recognizing us???
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: SeanJohnson on February 16, 2013, 08:24:22 AM
Quote from: Seraphim
"how could the Archbishop have dared to address it to all SSPX priests without prior collusion with SSPX HQ ?"

Response: Indeed!


Consider the enormity and implications of what G.R.E.C/menzingen has done here!!!

Treachery and total betrayal!!!

The keys to the castle have been secretly given to the enemy in time of war.

There are traitors in our midst!

The only question is who specifically the traitors are.

Di Noia could not himself have gained this information.

It had to be provided to him.

Who in the sspx would possess such info?

This is where our gaze and outrage should be fixed.

Was a list stolen and/or provided by unauthorized persons?

If so, menzingen should say so quickly.

If they do not, then collusion is the only answer.

All who would collude in such a damaging act should be expelled before the sun goes down!!
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: SeanJohnson on February 16, 2013, 08:39:47 AM
The fort is betrayed by those who should have defended it.
-St John Fisher
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: SeanJohnson on February 16, 2013, 08:50:09 AM
While every Eleison Comments is worthy to be added to the pinned thread "Collection of Resistance Writings," I have refrained from doing so, in order that the thread not become simply a Bishop Williamson thread, whose great weekly letters would soon dominate the thread.

However, given the historical significance and magnitude of the betrayal outlined in the present letter, and my desire that it not be lost to memory, I am going to add this letter to that thread.
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: Domitilla on February 16, 2013, 09:14:20 AM
When will the expose of GREC be available in English?  I will purchase 10 copies.
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: Machabees on February 16, 2013, 12:33:55 PM
Quote from: John Grace
AJNC

Quote
When Bishop de Galarreta visited India a couple of months ago he told me, and others I presume, that there would be no deal with Rome as long as Vatican II was in place. Yet we see the Roman authorities being granted full access to the individual priests of the Society. An ultimatum has been recently issued by Rome, the deadline being February 22nd. Again, there is a threat that a Roman offer will be made to the individual SSPX priests. So Rome now must have a data file with all the addresses of the priests.

I wonder what Bishop de Galarreta thinks about this? And Bishop de Mallerais? How can Bishop dG be so forthright in saying what he does say, when such things are going on?.


Both signed a letter opposing an agreement with Rome. A letter that is in the public domain. Do both Bishops still oppose an agreement with Rome? Also, I would like Bishop de Mallerais to comment. He was quick to admonish Fr. Pfeiffer and Fr. Chazal, whom both continue the work of the Archbishop Bishop de Mallerais is no fighter. There is general agreement on this but Bishop de Galarreta seems to have caved in also. I exclude Bishop Fellay as compromise  is expected with liberals.


As it shows, regardless of both Bishops de Galarreta and de Mallerais stated positions pre-the 2012 General Chapter, they both had signed and abetted the scandalous 6-conditions; which have NOT been retracted.  Since then they both have compromised, they both have lashed out against the True Resistance, and they both recoiled back into their false-obedience "prison" hole.

So, are they really speaking and acting like True sons of Archbishop Lefebvre and True Catholic Bishops to stand up for the Faith that is getting battered all around them?

Or, are they speaking and acting already like conciliar cowards to let this "practical" deal happen?  Remember, they did sign before God, the 6-conditions; which in its fruit, is already destroying the work and unity of Archbishop Lefebvre (the work of the Holy Ghost).

Here is a graphic of what they are now doing:    

 :popcorn:   :read-paper:   :tv-disturbed:   :scared2:   :sign-surrender:   :sleep:  

Here is what needs to be done for a True Catholic Bishop in the time of battle:

 :pray:  :reading: :whistleblower:  :incense:   :soapbox:   :dwarf:   :nunchaku:   :boxer:

Like Elias has said to the prophets of Baal, you can add all of the buckets of water you what (of compromise and false doctrine) on top of the dry wood, the True Faith and Sacrifice of the Lord God will always remain standing with a consuming fire.

Put away your false gods and convert.

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"And Elias coming to all the people, said: How long do you halt between two sides? If the Lord be God, follow him: but if Baal, then follow him. And the people did not answer him a word.  And Elias said again to the people: I only remain a prophet of the Lord: but the prophets of Baal are four hundred and fifty men.  Let two bullocks be given us, and let them choose one bullock for themselves, and cut it in pieces and lay it upon wood, but put no fire under: and I will dress the other bullock, and lay it on wood, and put no fire under it.  Call ye on the names of your gods, and I will call on the name of my Lord: and the God that shall answer by fire, let him be God. And all the people answering said: A very good proposal.  Then Elias said to the prophets of Baal: Choose you one bullock and dress it first, because you are many: and call on the names of your gods, but put no fire under.

And they took the bullock which he gave them, and dressed it: and they called on the name of Baal from morning even till noon, saying: O Baal, hear us. But there was no voice, nor any that answered: and they leaped over the altar that they had made. And when it was now noon, Elias jested at them, saying: Cry with a louder voice: for he is a God, and perhaps he is talking, or is in an inn, or on a journey, or perhaps he is asleep, and must be awaked. So they cried with a loud voice, and cut themselves after their manner with knives and lancets, till they were all covered with blood. And after midday was past, and while they were prophesying, the time was come of offering sacrifice, and there was no voice heard, nor did any one answer, nor regard them as they prayed: Elias said to all the people: Come ye unto me. And the people coming near unto him, he repaired the altar of the Lord, that was broken down:

And he took twelve stones according to the number of the tribes of the sons of Jacob, to whom the word of the Lord came, saying: Israel shall be thy name. And he built with the stones an altar to the name of the Lord: and he made a trench for water, of the breadth of two furrows round about the altar. And he laid the wood in order, and cut the bullock in pieces, and laid it upon the wood. And he said: Fill four buckets with water, and pour it upon the burnt offering, and upon the wood. And again he said: Do the same the second time. And when they had done it the second time, he said: Do the same also the third time. And they did so the third time. And the water run round about the altar, and the trench was filled with water.

And when it was now time to offer the h0Ɩ0cαųst,

Elias the prophet came near and said: O Lord God of Abraham, and Isaac, and Israel, shew this day that thou art the God of Israel, and I thy servant, and that according to thy commandment I have done all these things. Hear me, O Lord, hear me: that this people may learn, that thou art the Lord God, and that thou hast turned their heart again. Then the fire of the Lord fell, and consumed the h0Ɩ0cαųst, and the wood, and the stones, and the dust, and licked up the water that was in the trench. And when all the people saw this, they fell on their faces, and they said: The Lord he is God, the Lord he is God.   "
 (Third Book Of Kings (1 Kings), Chapter 18: 22-40).[/color]

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Therefore, both of these Bishops have accepted the responsibility of the two-horned Miter...stand up and FIGHT...or be judged with the Prophets of Baal!
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: John Grace on February 16, 2013, 01:27:55 PM
Machabees,

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Since then they both have compromised, they both have lashed out against the True Resistance, and they both recoiled back into their false-obedience "prison" hole.

So, are they really speaking and acting like True sons of Archbishop Lefebvre and True Catholic Bishops to stand up for the Faith that is getting battered all around them?

Or, are they speaking and acting already like conciliar cowards to let this "practical" deal happen?  Remember, they did sign before God, the 6-conditions; which in its fruit, is already destroying the work and unity of Archbishop Lefebvre (the work of the Holy Ghost).


With Rothschild-Gutmann Money behind the SSPX in reality they have compromised. The SSPX did purge and remove articles from its websites. The works of Fr Denis Fahey were removed, and the Irish District had the very public bowing down to the enemies of God by declaring the 'h0Ɩ0cαųst' 'beyond discussion'.

There will be those regardless of an agreement or not who will stick with Bishop Fellay. The false obedience is rife.

Both Bishop Tissier and Bishop de Galarreta are cowards. When  then their letter opposing an agreement that is in the public domain?

It was quite remarkable Bishop Tissier took Fr  Pfeiffer and Fr Fr Chazal to task.
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: SeanJohnson on February 16, 2013, 02:28:02 PM
Quote from: John Grace
Machabees,

Quote
Since then they both have compromised, they both have lashed out against the True Resistance, and they both recoiled back into their false-obedience "prison" hole.

So, are they really speaking and acting like True sons of Archbishop Lefebvre and True Catholic Bishops to stand up for the Faith that is getting battered all around them?

Or, are they speaking and acting already like conciliar cowards to let this "practical" deal happen?  Remember, they did sign before God, the 6-conditions; which in its fruit, is already destroying the work and unity of Archbishop Lefebvre (the work of the Holy Ghost).


With Rothschild-Gutmann Money behind the SSPX in reality they have compromised. The SSPX did purge and remove articles from its websites. The works of Fr Denis Fahey were removed, and the Irish District had the very public bowing down to the enemies of God by declaring the 'h0Ɩ0cαųst' 'beyond discussion'.

There will be those regardless of an agreement or not who will stick with Bishop Fellay. The false obedience is rife.

Both Bishop Tissier and Bishop de Galarreta are cowards. When  then their letter opposing an agreement that is in the public domain?

It was quite remarkable Bishop Tissier took Fr  Pfeiffer and Fr Fr Chazal to task.


Bishop tissues also wrote a letter to bishop Williamson saying basically it was a mistake for Archbishop Lefebvre to have consecrated him (revealed by Bishop Williamson in his December Toronto conference).

Incredible.
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: John Grace on February 16, 2013, 02:41:38 PM
Quote from: Seraphim
Quote from: John Grace
Machabees,

Quote
Since then they both have compromised, they both have lashed out against the True Resistance, and they both recoiled back into their false-obedience "prison" hole.

So, are they really speaking and acting like True sons of Archbishop Lefebvre and True Catholic Bishops to stand up for the Faith that is getting battered all around them?

Or, are they speaking and acting already like conciliar cowards to let this "practical" deal happen?  Remember, they did sign before God, the 6-conditions; which in its fruit, is already destroying the work and unity of Archbishop Lefebvre (the work of the Holy Ghost).


With Rothschild-Gutmann Money behind the SSPX in reality they have compromised. The SSPX did purge and remove articles from its websites. The works of Fr Denis Fahey were removed, and the Irish District had the very public bowing down to the enemies of God by declaring the 'h0Ɩ0cαųst' 'beyond discussion'.

There will be those regardless of an agreement or not who will stick with Bishop Fellay. The false obedience is rife.

Both Bishop Tissier and Bishop de Galarreta are cowards. When  then their letter opposing an agreement that is in the public domain?

It was quite remarkable Bishop Tissier took Fr  Pfeiffer and Fr Fr Chazal to task.


Bishop tissues also wrote a letter to bishop Williamson saying basically it was a mistake for Archbishop Lefebvre to have consecrated him (revealed by Bishop Williamson in his December Toronto conference).

Incredible.


Perhaps Bishop Fellay can tell us more about GREC?
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: Neil Obstat on February 17, 2013, 01:34:54 AM
There are two threads running with this same topic.  

The other one was started a half hour before (http://www.cathinfo.com/catholic.php?a=topic&t=23035&min=0&num=10) this one was.  

It has 93 views and this one has 1339 views.  




Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: MaterDominici on February 17, 2013, 01:51:23 AM
Quote from: Neil Obstat
There are two threads running with this same topic.  

The other one was started a half hour before (http://www.cathinfo.com/catholic.php?a=topic&t=23035&min=0&num=10) this one was.  

It has 93 views and this one has 1339 views.  



It seems our sub-sub-forum isn't very effective.  :scratchchin:
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: MaterDominici on February 17, 2013, 01:56:01 AM
Quote from: Bp Williamson
but this letter’s main interest lies elsewhere : how could the Archbishop have dared to address it to all SSPX priests without prior collusion with SSPX HQ ? It served him by forwarding the letter to all SSPX priests ! Here is one indication amongst many others that there are contacts between Rome and SSPX HQ that are kept from public view. But the question then arises, what motive can SSPX HQ have had to give to the modernist Archbishop such privileged and dangerous access to all SSPX priests ? Does it want them to become modernists also ? Surely not ! But it may well want to help Rome towards “reconciliation”.


Is there some confusion with this? My understanding is that the letter was forwarded to SSPX priests by SSPX-HQ, not that Rome has access to the SSPX priests directly. Is this correct? Seraphim's comments seemed to suggest otherwise.
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: Neil Obstat on February 17, 2013, 04:12:06 AM
Quote from: MaterDominici
Quote from: Neil Obstat
There are two threads running with this same topic.  

The other one was started a half hour before (http://www.cathinfo.com/catholic.php?a=topic&t=23035&min=0&num=10) this one was.  

It has 93 views and this one has 1339 views.  



It seems our sub-sub-forum isn't very effective.  :scratchchin:



The problem is members don't see it on the index page.  They're in the habit
of going to the SSPX-Rome Agreement forum and that's as far as they
look.  They can't see the posts or threads listed in the Resistance sub-forum,
so they don't click on Sermons to see the list.  AND, if they do click on
Sermons to see the list, they think it's some curious mistake because it
doesn't look like the SSPX-Rome Agreement forum looks.  So they think
they're lost.  And they don't want to be lost.  

So they get the heck out of Dodge.   :cowboy:


The other thread has 99 views and this one has 1418 now.

That's 6 new views over there and 79 new views here in the same few hours.

That's a ration of ONE to THIRTEEN.



Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: Neil Obstat on February 17, 2013, 04:34:18 AM
Quote from: MaterDominici
Quote from: Bp Williamson
but this letter’s main interest lies elsewhere : how could the Archbishop have dared to address it to all SSPX priests without prior collusion with SSPX HQ ? It served him by forwarding the letter to all SSPX priests ! Here is one indication amongst many others that there are contacts between Rome and SSPX HQ that are kept from public view. But the question then arises, what motive can SSPX HQ have had to give to the modernist Archbishop such privileged and dangerous access to all SSPX priests ? Does it want them to become modernists also ? Surely not ! But it may well want to help Rome towards “reconciliation”.


Is there some confusion with this? My understanding is that the letter was forwarded to SSPX priests by SSPX-HQ, not that Rome has access to the SSPX priests directly. Is this correct? Seraphim's comments seemed to suggest otherwise.



I thought the same as you, MD, until I noticed that +W was a tiny bit vague.  
He left out "the Archbishop" in the second sentence to avoid the appearance of
redundancy, it seems to me:  

"[H]ow could the Archbishop have dared to address it to all SSPX priests without
prior collusion with SSPX HQ?  [The Archbishop served his own self-interests]
by forwarding the letter to all SSPX priests!"

This makes more sense than the alternative:

"[H]ow could the Archbishop have dared to address it to all SSPX priests without
prior collusion with SSPX HQ? It served [Bishop Fellay's agenda of collusion]
by [the Archbishop having +Fellay's help by way of his] forwarding the letter
to all SSPX priests!"

The second example is much more complicated, and is therefore all the less
likely that +W would have omitted all that clarification.  If that's what he wanted
to say, he would have used a different sentence structure:


How could the Archbishop have dared to address it to all SSPX priests
without prior collusion with SSPX HQ?  He simply assigned HQ to forward
the message to all their priests!



Plus, his English subtlety shies away from a phrase such as "the Archbishop
served his own self-interests."

Do you see what I mean?




Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: SeanJohnson on February 17, 2013, 06:59:26 AM
Quote from: MaterDominici
Quote from: Bp Williamson
but this letter’s main interest lies elsewhere : how could the Archbishop have dared to address it to all SSPX priests without prior collusion with SSPX HQ ? It served him by forwarding the letter to all SSPX priests ! Here is one indication amongst many others that there are contacts between Rome and SSPX HQ that are kept from public view. But the question then arises, what motive can SSPX HQ have had to give to the modernist Archbishop such privileged and dangerous access to all SSPX priests ? Does it want them to become modernists also ? Surely not ! But it may well want to help Rome towards “reconciliation”.


Is there some confusion with this? My understanding is that the letter was forwarded to SSPX priests by SSPX-HQ, not that Rome has access to the SSPX priests directly. Is this correct? Seraphim's comments seemed to suggest otherwise.


Does anyone have the answer to this?

If the letter was only forwarded by Menzingen, then I have a pretty hefty apology to deliver!
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: SeanJohnson on February 17, 2013, 08:21:36 AM
Quote from: Seraphim
Quote from: MaterDominici
Quote from: Bp Williamson
but this letter’s main interest lies elsewhere : how could the Archbishop have dared to address it to all SSPX priests without prior collusion with SSPX HQ ? It served him by forwarding the letter to all SSPX priests ! Here is one indication amongst many others that there are contacts between Rome and SSPX HQ that are kept from public view. But the question then arises, what motive can SSPX HQ have had to give to the modernist Archbishop such privileged and dangerous access to all SSPX priests ? Does it want them to become modernists also ? Surely not ! But it may well want to help Rome towards “reconciliation”.


Is there some confusion with this? My understanding is that the letter was forwarded to SSPX priests by SSPX-HQ, not that Rome has access to the SSPX priests directly. Is this correct? Seraphim's comments seemed to suggest otherwise.


Does anyone have the answer to this?

If the letter was only forwarded by Menzingen, then I have a pretty hefty apology to deliver!


If I have misread this letter, and in fact Menzingen did not turn over contact info for all SSPX priests to the Romans, then I publicly apologize for having accused Menzingen of treachery in this matter.

For, if contact info was in fact delivered, the betrayal and treachery are self-evident and prima facie.

But if it was not, while it seems probable to me that the collusion Bishop Williamson suggests has occurred, still, there would be the possibility that Di Noia was simply impertinent enough to make the address to SSPX priests unilaterally without Bishop Fellay's collusion.

Alternately, if there was collusion by Bishop Fellay giving Di Noia the green light to address SSPX priests, there would in fact be some treachery involved, but of a lesser magnitude (which is not to say it couldnt still be a harmful maneuver) than providing Rome with contact info for all priests.

So if my outrage was ill-founded, I apologize to those whom I have explicitly or implicitly accused.

Seraphim.
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: Machabees on February 17, 2013, 11:56:47 AM
For what it means, and to add a FYI.

The Cor Unum, Menzingen's official newsletter that gets distributed to all sspx priests, and I believe close friend priests, has in the back pages in alphabetical order, allof the information that pertains to the priests, where they are stationed, which priories they are under, addresses, phone numbers, as with other information.

As this Cor Unum would be internal correspondence in other regards, that if Rome really wanted to, they can acquire the information of addresses very easily.  Even lay folk can figure out where each priest is publicly stationed and their addresses.
Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: Neil Obstat on February 17, 2013, 06:11:25 PM
Quote from: Seraphim
Quote from: MaterDominici
Quote from: Bp Williamson
but this letter’s main interest lies elsewhere : how could the Archbishop have dared to address it to all SSPX priests without prior collusion with SSPX HQ ? It served him by forwarding the letter to all SSPX priests ! Here is one indication amongst many others that there are contacts between Rome and SSPX HQ that are kept from public view. But the question then arises, what motive can SSPX HQ have had to give to the modernist Archbishop such privileged and dangerous access to all SSPX priests ? Does it want them to become modernists also ? Surely not ! But it may well want to help Rome towards “reconciliation”.


Is there some confusion with this? My understanding is that the letter was forwarded to SSPX priests by SSPX-HQ, not that Rome has access to the SSPX priests directly. Is this correct? Seraphim's comments seemed to suggest otherwise.


Does anyone have the answer to this?

If the letter was only forwarded by Menzingen, then I have a pretty hefty apology to deliver!





You must not have read my post, Seraphim.  

Or maybe you didn't understand it when you read it.




Quote from: Seraphim
Quote from: Seraphim
Quote from: MaterDominici
Quote from: Bp Williamson
but this letter’s main interest lies elsewhere : how could the Archbishop have dared to address it to all SSPX priests without prior collusion with SSPX HQ ? It served him by forwarding the letter to all SSPX priests ! Here is one indication amongst many others that there are contacts between Rome and SSPX HQ that are kept from public view. But the question then arises, what motive can SSPX HQ have had to give to the modernist Archbishop such privileged and dangerous access to all SSPX priests ? Does it want them to become modernists also ? Surely not ! But it may well want to help Rome towards “reconciliation”.


Is there some confusion with this? My understanding is that the letter was forwarded to SSPX priests by SSPX-HQ, not that Rome has access to the SSPX priests directly. Is this correct? Seraphim's comments seemed to suggest otherwise.


Does anyone have the answer to this?

If the letter was only forwarded by Menzingen, then I have a pretty hefty apology to deliver!


If I have misread this letter, and in fact Menzingen did not turn over contact info for all SSPX priests to the Romans, then I publicly apologize for having accused Menzingen of treachery in this matter.

For, if contact info was in fact delivered, the betrayal and treachery are self-evident and prima facie.

But if it was not, while it seems probable to me that the collusion Bishop Williamson suggests has occurred, still, there would be the possibility that Di Noia was simply impertinent enough to make the address to SSPX priests unilaterally without Bishop Fellay's collusion.

Alternately, if there was collusion by Bishop Fellay giving Di Noia the green light to address SSPX priests, there would in fact be some treachery involved, but of a lesser magnitude (which is not to say it couldnt still be a harmful maneuver) than providing Rome with contact info for all priests.

So if my outrage was ill-founded, I apologize to those whom I have explicitly or implicitly accused.

Seraphim.



All you have to do is contact a few of the priests who received this letter,
and ask them from whom it came - was it sent to them from Menzingen
or was it sent to them from Di Noia's office?  That will answer your
question definitively.  

Short of that you have the EC itself, which speaks for itself.  

It's one of two things.  Either +W is credible, and Di Noia used an
address list to blast it out by email, or else +W is not credible and HQ
forwarded the msg to all the priests.  If the latter, several things in this
EC don't add up, as I started to explain.  

Just read the EC with A in mind, and compare what comes out of that
reading with comes out when you have B in mind, and compare the two.  

This EC came out early- Friday afternoon, basically, or Friday morning
Greenwich time, UTC (a.k.a. GMT).  Could it have been a tiny bit hasty?  
I doubt it.  




This one sentence should solve the question:  

Quote

It served him by forwarding the letter to all SSPX priests !



What is the subject of this sentence?  "It" is the subject.  

What is the verb?  The verb is "served."

What follows?  A prepositional phrase follows, "...by forwarding the
letter to all SSPX priests!"

What is the object in the prepositional phrase?  The object of the
preposition, "by" is "forwarding."  So a verb in the gerund case is
the object of the preposition, in the prepositional phrase.

Is this verb transitive or intransitive?  It is transitive.

Do transitive verbs necessarily have a causal agent?

This is where it gets sticky.  While it may seem that all do, for you
can't have an effect without a cause, still, in language, it may be
possible to not identify the causal agent, but leave it up for
interpretation.  

This is where the confusion is coming from.  What the causal agent is
is what we are discussing.  Was the causal agent SSPX HQ, or was it
Di Noia's office?  

To answer that, all you have to do is look at the previous sentence.  
When the causal agent is not clear in the sentence with the
prepositional phrase,

Quote

It served him by forwarding the letter to all SSPX priests !



..then the causal agent cannot be other than the subject of the
previous sentence, to which the sentence in question refers.  Which is:

Quote

"...but this letter’s main interest lies elsewhere : how could the Archbishop have dared to address it to all SSPX priests without prior collusion with SSPX HQ ?"



I went ahead and included the TWO previous sentences, just for good
measure.  You should not get confused by looking past the previous
sentence, "[H]ow could the Archbishop have dared to address it to all
SSPX priests without prior collusion with SSPX HQ," and ignoring that,
make the mistake of looking for the causal agent in the sentence that
came BEFORE that one:  "...but this letter’s main interest lies elsewhere,"
because it might have a different subject.  In this case:

What is the subject of the mistake sentence?  It is "main interest." That's a
dead end, because "main interest" cannot be the sender of an e-mail.

What is the subject of the first previous sentence?  That is where you'll find
the causal agent.  

Now this one might not be obvious.  

"[H]ow could the Archbishop have dared to address it to all SSPX priests
without prior collusion with SSPX HQ."

But it should be not too difficult to see that "SSPX HQ" cannot be the subject,
because it's at the very end of the sentence.  Not only that, SSPX HQ is at the
end of another prepositional phrase, "without prior collusion with SSPX HQ."
IOW, you could have a complete sentence if you amputate that entirely:  
"[H]ow could the Archbishop have dared to address it to all SSPX priests" is a
complete sentence, and the clipped phrase is not a sentence.  Therefore, the
clipped phrase does not count for anything in looking for the subject of the
sentence -- which subject is one and the same as the causal agent of the
following sentence's prepositional phrase, the thing we're looking for.

Thus, all you have left to work with is:  "[H]ow could the Archbishop have dared
to address it to all SSPX priests."  Once again, "SSPX priests" is not the subject,
as it is the object of the object of the verb, "dared (to address)."  So the
subject has to be the entity that performs the action, the verb, "dared."  Who
dared?  The Archbishop dared.  Therefore, the Archbishop is the causal agent in
the prepositional phrase of the subsequent sentence, "It served him by
forwarding the letter to all SSPX priests!"

IOW:  The Archbishop "forwarded" (or sent, actually) the letter to all SSPX priests.




One more thing:  Bishop Williamson openly admits that he is no whiz with
computers.  IT SEEMS TO ME THAT HE USED THE WORD, "FORWARDING,"
without a conscious intention to communicate that an e-mail FORWARD function
was used in this e-mail blast.. Ask him and see:  I would be willing to assure
you that H.E. does not know what it means to "forward an e-mail" to anyone.

He may have heard someone say "So-and-so forwarded this email to you and
I printed it out."  

So H.E. thinks, "Oh.  I guess that means this pugnacious so-and-so was
"forward"
in his presumption to stuff his nonsense into my In-Box!"


And none of us should have ANY PROBLEM understanding that H.E. is entirely on
board with thinking that this e-mail blast letter was a presumptuous, pugnacious,
forward, and impertinent (thank you, Seraphim!) gesture, without
rights or reasonable grounds.. That's what this EC is all about!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!







We are staring at CULTURE CLASH in the face here.






 
Someone else handles the computer stuff for him
.  All he does is author the
copy.  And he is second to none at authorship of the copy!  There should be
no doubt about that.




The bottom line is, there is no objective way to make sense out of this EC
unless you accept that it was Di Noia on whom responsibility lies for sending the
letter to the SSPX priests.  HOWEVER, he could not have done so without at
LEAST the tacit approval of the SSPX HQ.  




Somehow, Di Noia got a-hold of all the email addresses (as Machabees says, it
could have been by some means other than HQ literally handing it over to them),
But in the final analysis, Menzingen would have had to REMAIN SILENT while
this email blast went out, which would constitute collusion, that is, by not sending
their own letter out telling the priests that Di Noia had no PERMISSION to do any
such thing.  

Remember how big Menzingen is on PERMISSION?  

Yes, they DEMAND that the SSPX obtain permission for everything, including
but not limited to where you are permitted to go to Mass on Sunday, or whether
any particular SSPX priest has PERMISSION, PER SE (not in se) to offer Mass
here, there, or anywhere (to quote Dr. Seuss!).

So it SHOULD be a no-brainer that they would demand that Di Noia obtain
permission before he blasts out a letter to their own loyal sons, the priests of the
SSPX.  Correct?  

There are three possibilities. Either Menzingen is CONSISTENT, and demands that
Di Noia obtains this permission, or Menzingen does not demand that of Di Noia, in
which case Menzingen is INCONSISTENT.  

The third possibility is that Menzingen has already become subject to Di Noia,
and therefore does not dare to demand that Di Noia do anything, and as such,
accepts the authority of Di Noia as having the right to demand that Menzingen
obtain permission from Di Noia before doing anything!

If the third possibility is in force, then everything else is window-dressing.  The
'deal' has already been made, and we're just waiting for the official
announcement.




Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: Neil Obstat on February 17, 2013, 06:22:09 PM



I think I'm gonna have a beer now.   :cheers:   :geezer:   :judge:





Title: "Eleison Comments" by Mgr. Williamson 16 February 2013
Post by: Neil Obstat on February 23, 2013, 01:35:10 AM
Almost time for another EC!  

This next one is just ahead of the Confirmations.

Did Di Noia's consequences messages get mailed out? That was supposed to
happen on the 22nd  --  which is TODAY.  Or, if you're in Mountain, Central,
Eastern, Nova Scotia, Brazil, Greenland, Azores, or Greenwich it's yesterday.
Since Di Noia is based in the Rome time zone (UTC/GMT +1), it's yesterday.

The Confirmations are in UTC-8, where it's still today.

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