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Quote from: Graham

Yes, but I think that is the most significant change so far as Canada goes. Second on the list, Fr. Fox is being sent to Australia. Fr. Boulet, temporarily placed in Toronto, is going to Winnipeg. There is a new German priest due to arrive. A Canadian is being ordained and sent to the new mass centre in Calgary.

Sounds like another punishment. Maybe he'll join the Resistance for good.

Today is the 1-year anniversary of Fr. Damien Fox's conference,
The Frog and the Scorpion, Mediafire Download Here.*

Fr. Fox gave this conference at a time just before the fateful
General Chapter of 2012, when His Eagerness B. Fellay
cemented his tyranny in the cornerstone of the ExSPX with
his successful banishment of the lone hold-out against his
agenda of aggiornamento with modernist Rome. This was a
turning point in the history of Holy Mother Church, and
curiously, it is a point that is entirely lost on the awareness
of all too many Catholics.

At the time, I passed around this analogy to friends because it
was a turning point for me.  I recall getting quizzical looks from
several who did not find it amusing.  It's interesting to know
that everyone who found something to criticize about that
story from children's literature applied to the SSPX of that time,
turned out to be Accordistas when push came to shove, but a
few had a kind of awakening because of Fr. Fox.  

I'm sure that the Menzingen-denizens have not forgiven him for
that.


*The download uses VLC Media Player, which is a free software
that you can get as open source and it works on just about
every computer made since the beginning of personal computers.
File is 44.7 MB and takes about 4 minutes with DSL Internet. I
have no idea how long that is for DialUp - maybe an hour?  
Thanks to the Verboten website for the MP3 recording.

Duration = 48:46


When this conference was given, this Resistance Sermons sub-forum
was not yet established, and I could not find any thread that is
all about this conference or the sermon at Mass on the same day
by Fr. Fox.  I have no news on the current state of affairs with
Fr. Fox, but I pray for him and hope the best for him.  His presence
among the Resistance priests would be a great asset, just as that
of Fr. Girouard is already.