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    Newcomers to the Resistance could really profit from these discussions, mostly the  "Nine Groups" who, according to True Trad, DIED. If you remember, the original web site had 9 graves with headstones; and if I recall correctly, SSPX was starting to dig its own grave. They are:
      The Good Shepherd Institute
        The Fraternity (Society) of Saint Peter
        The Society of St. John Marie Vianney in Campos, Brazil (in Portuguese)
        The Institute of Christ the King
        The Institute of St. Phillip Neri
        Dom Gerard and the Benedictine Monastery of Le Barroux
        "The Redemptorists"
        "Mater Ecclesiae"
        The Sisters of the "Oasis de Jesus Sacerdote"


    TrueTrad - Docuмenting the crisis in the SSPX and Catholic Tradition in general
    The Dead :
    Nine so-called "conservative Catholic groups" made practical agreements with Modernist Rome 
    Home The Truth
                  The Truth about Bishop Fellay
                  A list of strong evidence against him.
                  He is a man of contradictions.
                  Scandalous interviews / comments:
                  CNS interview with TrueTrad comments, 5-15-12
                  DICI interview with TrueTrad comments, 6-8-12
                  Soft on the New Mass, 1-21-2013
                  His very revealing (and formerly secret) Doctrinal Preamble
                  response to Rome (with TrueTrad commentary)
                  A summary of false arguments used to defend Bp. Fellay
                  His competely unconvincing attempts to justify / defend himself
                  The Truth about the SSPX in general
                  Continuing subtle poison for us Faithful
                  Evidence that a deal with Rome is still being planned
                  Overview of the problems in the SSPX
                  The problems in the SSPX:  Are they doctrinal, or merely
                  prudential?  How should we react?
                  Printable flyer: The "Big Picture in the SSPX"
                  The consequences for the SSPX if an agreement were made
                  The SSPX now feels very much like the 9 fallen compromise
                  organizations.
                  What should we do during this SSPX crisis?
                  The revealing SSPX 10-31-2012 internal letter,and our commentary.

                  The bogus Rosary Crusades
                  The Truth about the the Conciliar Church
                  Pope Francis I is no conservative!

                  Pope Benedict is just as much a Modernist today as he was 50
                  years ago at the Council.
                  The other modernist hierarchy
                  The Church is no better now than it was 20 years ago.

        Problems in the SSPXOverview of the problematic changes
          A list of problems with Bishop Fellay
          A deal is still being planned
          Slow, Subtle Poison from the SSPX
            All poison, newest first
            Poison: a sample of a few
            Poison by topic
              Poison regarding Pope Benedict XVI (and other modernist popes)
              Poison regarding doctrine or the Catholic Faith itself
              Poison regarding the Joos
              Poison regarding Vatican II itself
              Poison regarding modernist cardinals, bishops, and priests
              Poison regarding the Crisis in the Church
              Poison regarding Bishop Fellay himself
              Poison regarding those who are resisting the destruction of the
            SSPXPoison sorted by its source
              Poison from DICI.org
              Poison from sspx.org
              Poison from Regina Coeli ReportProblems with Bp FellayThe strong evidence
          against Bishop Fellay
          His Dangerous Ideas
            On Vatican II docuмents
            His "deal with Rome" mentality
            Accomodation to the World's Opinions
            On the false, Conciliar Church
            On other topicsA man of contradictions
          His scandalous interviewsHis many contradictions
            His infamous CNS interview
            His DICI interview
            His response to the three bishops's 4/14/2012MiscellaneousThe false
          miracle of the Rosary CrusadeA summary of false argumentsThe poisonThe Heroes
      1. The Heroes of the Resistance!  All below have spoken out publicly.
                  Bishops
                  Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre
                  Bishop Richard Williamson
                  Religious
                  Traditional Benedictine monks in Columbia (Fr. Arizaga)
                  Traditional Benedictine monks in Brazil (Fr. Thomas Aquinas)
                  Traditional Carmelite Nuns, Germany
                  Monastery of Our Lady of the Faith and the Rosary, Candeias,
                  Brazil
                  Traditional Dominican priests in France
                  Traditional Benedictine priests in France
                  Traditional Fransiscan priests in France

            Priests
                        These have banded together as world-wide alternative to the
                        SSPX:
                        (They are most in the USA, but are expanding quickly)
                        Fr. Joseph Pfeiffer Fr. David Hewko Fr. Francis Chazal
                        Fr. Ronald Ringrose Fr. Juan Ortiz Fr. Richard Voigt
                        Fr. Thomas Aquinas Fr Rene Cvjetkovic Fr. Michel Koller
                        Fr. Juan-Antonio Iglesias   

                        These work separately from Fr. Pfeiffer's organization:
                        Fr. Matthew Clifton, SSPXFr. Eric Jacqmin, SSPX Fr. Damien
                        Fox, SSPX
                        Fr Ruiz Vallejo, SSPXFr. Patrick GirouardFr Olivier Rioult,
                        SSPX
                        Fr. Jean Michel Faure, SSPX Fr. Zaby, SSPXFr. E.J.J. Cardozo
                        Fr. Raphael Arizaga, OSBFr. Juan Carlos Ceriani
                        Fr. Basilio Meramo
                        Fr. Ramiro Ribas Fr. Nicolaus PinaudFr. Fernando Altimira
                        Fr. Martin Fuchs

                  Laymen
                  Dr. David White
                  Mr. Stephen Fox ("Is This Operation ѕυιcιdє?)
                  Open Letter from the British Faithful to Bp. Fellay
                  Open Letter from the Mexican Faithful to Bp. Fellay, in 2009!
                  Letter from an Australian layman 6/2012

           
        BishopsBishop Tissier de Mallerais
          Bishop Richard Williamson
          Arch. LefebvrePriestsFr. Joseph Pfeiffer
            Fr. David Hewko
            Fr. Francis Chazal
            Fr. Richard Voigt
            Fr. Ronald J. Ringrose
            Fr. Juan OrtizFr. Juan Carlos Ceriani
            Fr. Paul Morgan
            Fr. E.J.J. Cardozo
            Fr. Patrick Girouard
            Fr. Michel Koller
            Fr Rene Trincado Cvjetkovic
            Fr. Matthew Clifton
            Fr. Damien Fox
            Fr. Eric Julien Lawrence Jacqmin
            Fr. Basilio MeramoReligiousWe Faithful
        What should we Faithful do in this crisis, practically speaking?
        Can the SSPX expel Resistance members simply for disagreeing?
        Where does TrueTrad recommend we send our donations?The Dead
      History is a great teacher.  And it teaches clearly that Modernist Rome hates
      Catholic Tradition, and that its goal is to convert all Catholics whatsoever
      to the New Conciliar Religion.
      Not everyone believes this, however.  In the last 20 years or so, no less than
      nine so-called "conservative Catholic groups" made practical agreements with
      Modernist Rome - trying to secure for themselves some special protection from
      that same Rome's destructive changes.  How foolish to trust the very one that
      you are trying to protect yourself from!  All nine have since learned their
      lesson:  Rome promised them the world, signed an agreement, then reneged and
      destroyed them. 
      If you are not familiar with the sad history of these so-called
      "traditionalist" organizations, we beg you to take a few minutes and educate
      yourself now.  We carefully docuмent what has happened to them since they made
      practical agreements with unconverted Rome.



      See the whole list (recommended), or choose one below:
        The Good Shepherd Institute
        The Fraternity (Society) of Saint Peter
        The Society of St. John Marie Vianney in Campos, Brazil (in Portuguese)
        The Institute of Christ the King
        The Institute of St. Phillip Neri
        Dom Gerard and the Benedictine Monastery of Le Barroux
        "The Redemptorists"
        "Mater Ecclesiae"
        The Sisters of the "Oasis de Jesus Sacerdote"
        The whole list...
        What compromise will do the SSPX
        What compromise did to the Fraternity of St. Peter
        What compromise did to the "Good Shepherd Institute"
        What compromise did to Campos (Society of St. John Vianney)
        What compromise did to the Institute of Christ the King
        What compromise did to the Redemptorists (Papa Stronsay)
        What compromise did to the Benedictines (Dom Gerard)
        What compromise did to the Institute of St. Philip Neri
        What compromise did to "Mater Ecclesiae"
        What compromise did to "Sisters of the Oasis"General
        Is Francis I a valid pope?
        Archived TrueTrad News articles
        20 Reaons NOT to attend Motu Proprio Masses
        The Doubtful New Ordination Rite
          The Doubtfulness of the New Ordination Rite
          A comparison of the Old & New Priestly Ordination Rites
          A comparison of the Old & New Consecration RitesOn the Social Kingship of
        Our LordSearchOther sites

    What has happened to other "traditionalist" organizations who made an agreement
    with Rome?
    The surest way to predict the SSPX's future if it makes an agreement with Rome
    is probably this: to simply consider what has become of other nine
    "traditionalist" organizations that compromised with Rome by entering into
    agreements similar to the one which the SSPX is now considering. 
    If you are not familiar with some of these so-called "traditionalist"
    organizations, we beg you to educate yourself now.  It is eye-opening to see what has since become of them!  Rome's gameplan is ultra-clear: to convert all traditionalists to the New Religion.  They do this by first promising us traditionalists "the world" (in order to forge an agreement); but eventually Rome inevitably breaks the agreements by demanding continual movements into the
    novus ordo.  Read on:



    "Events and experience have proven that once you have signed on, Rome says, 'Shut up.’”
    (Bishop Fellay in 2004, when he was still strong.  Source  He was talking about the same organizations below that have made deals with Rome, and have now suffered for it.)



    This is an important but longer article.  Here is a Table of Contents:
    Contents[Hide]

        1. The Good Shepherd Institute
        2. The Fraternity (Society) of Saint Peter
        3. The Society of St. John Marie Vianney in Campos, Brazil (in Portuguese)
          3.1. Bishop Rifan: A perfect example of the slippery slope of compromise:
        4. The Institute of St. Phillip Neri
        5. The Institute of Christ the King
        6. Dom Gerard and the Benedictine Monastery of Le Barroux
        7. "The Redemptorists"
        8. "Mater Ecclesiae"
        9. The Sisters of the "Oasis de Jesus Sacerdote"
        10. We could actually include another group...
        11. Do you see the pattern of Rome's gameplan?

    1. The Good Shepherd Institute

    Formed in 2006 by some SSPX priests who left to make an agreement with modernist Rome,the Institute is now feeling the iron fist of that same lying Rome.  Here are some examples of what Rome (the Ecclesia Dei Commission) has now done to the Institute, as the result of a canonical visit:Rome demanded that the "Good Shepherd Institute integrate into its studies the magisterium of Vatican II and of recent/current Popes." 

    Rome also warned them: "It should suffice simply to define this form [i.e. the Traditional Mass] as 'the rite proper to the Institute', without speaking of 'exclusivity'"

    Rome also added:  "...more than merely criticizing the Second Vatican Council, even when done in a 'serious and constructive' way, the efforts of teachers should focus on the transmission of the entire patrimony of the Church, emphasizing the hermeneutics of renewal in continuity and taking for supporting the integrity of Catholic doctrine expounded by the Catechism of the Catholic Church"
    (English source for the above quotes here; French original:  here)
    Read more about the murder of the Good Shepherd Institute in this great article.
    Seeing the demise of his organization after foolishly trusting Rome, its
    superior general was honest enough to warn the SSPX:
    "The Society of Saint Pius X must know instinctively that it will be treated tomorrow as we are treated today."
    We put the Good Shepherd Institute first in this list not because it is the largest "traditional" organization to have made a deal, but because it is the most recent example of Rome showing how consistently it breaks agreements and
    finally destroys Tradition.  Rome has still not changed one bit since the days of Vatican II; its Modernism has perhaps become more subtle and smooth under Pope Benedict, but it is just as strong as ever.

    2. The Fraternity (Society) of Saint Peter

    It was formed in 1988 by 16 priests who left the SSPX because they disagreed with Arch. Lefebvre's consecration of four bishops without papal approval.  These men thought they could have "Catholic Tradition" at the same time as being
    in "full communion with Rome" (exactly what Bishop Fellay is now claiming the SSPX should do).  Well, the FSSP has now experienced how Rome inevitably treats those who are foolish enough to make a compromise deal with it.  Since the days of the FSSP's founding, Rome has done the following to them:
      Demanded that the FSSP priests concelebrate the novus ordo Mass at least once per year (on Holy Thursday's chrismal Mass)
      Demanded eleven years after its founding that the FSSP's priests “must celebrate with the postconciliar [novus ordo] missal if, by chance, a celebration takes place in a community which uses the modern Roman Rite”
      (http://latinmassmagazine.com/articles/articles_1999_FA_Woods.html).  This was
      demanded even though at the time of its founding in 1988, the FSSP was granted the "exclusive use" of the traditional Mass! (Ibid)  Notice: eleven years. 
      It may take time, it may not - but eventually modernist Rome will make all its sheep fall in line.
      Demanded that the FSSP allow its priests the right to say the novus ordo Mass if they so desire (agreement made in 2000).  Because of the deterioration of the formation of Society of St. Peter priests, some of its priests wanted to say the new mass on other occasions also, and Cardinal Hoyos forbade the
      society’s leadership from preventing this.
      (http://www.catholicapologetics.info/apologetics/defense/negotiations.htm)
      Demanded that the FSSP not criticize the New Mass, and even admit that the New Mass is the official rite of the Church - something that a traditional Catholic would never agree to.
      Removed and replaced the FSSP's superiors with men who were more to its liking:  About twelve years after the FSSP's founding and initial agreement
      with Rome, Cardinal Castrillón Hoyos, acting as head of Ecclesia Dei, imposed
      his own choice of superior general on that society and his own choice of
      rectors to replace the two that the same cardinal ordered removed from their positions in charge of that society’s two seminaries.
      (http://www.catholicapologetics.info/apologetics/defense/negotiations.htm)
      Here is a revealing quote from Fr. Gabet, former North American District Superior of the FSSP, which reveals the all but novus ordo mentality:
    "We see Vatican II, and we look at those docuмents, and we see them, like Cardinal Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI, in light of Tradition. It is not just
    Vatican II, but it is all the councils. Vatican II is certainly one of them — from Nicea all the way to Vatican II."  Source: This interview at
    http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/1610361/posts
    These and other forced concessions by the FSSP were a result of the compromise mentality it had since its very beginning - a compromise mentality which Rome fully took advantage of.  This great article by some of their own seminarians, written just 5 years after the Fraternity of St. Peter founding, shows the tremendous problems that arise from a compromise mentality.  What would they
    have written now, 20+ years later!  Dear Lord, please prevent the SSPX from such a fate!

    3. The Society of St. John Marie Vianney in Campos, Brazil (in Portuguese)
    The Dominican "theologian of the papal household," Fr. Georges Cottier, regarding the fact that the Campos priests were not being required to offer the new mass at the time they made their agreement with Rome, candidly commented that: “Little by little we must expect [the Campos priests to take] other steps:
    for example, that they also participate in the reformed rite. However, we must not be in a hurry.”  Quoting an interview by Avvenire (Jan. 19, 2002), quoted in Si No No, September 2002 (here)
    3.1. Bishop Rifan: A perfect example of the slippery slope of compromise:
    (To read more about the gradual fall of Bishop Rifan, read this interview at the Angelus website, from the days when Bishop Fellay still spoke fairly clearly and strongly.  The Angelus article is still available even as of June 8, 2012)

    A few months before his consecration, Bishop Rifan said: "I have no problem with celebrating the New Mass, but I don't do it because it would cause trouble to the faithful."  (from that same nterview with Bishop Fellay)  Well, a short time later, Bishop Rifan began to (and still does) concelebrate the new mass. http://gloria.tv/?media=166615
    Bishop Rifan defends concelebrating the new mass as “normal, correct, and good” and, according to Bishop Rifan, concelebrating the new mass is required by “doctrinal principles”.
    http://rorate-caeli.blogspot.com/2011/08/note-on-concelebration-of-holy-mass-in.html
      (The Society of St. John Marie Vianney's webpage is Portugeese, but you can at least read the English Wikipedia page for whatever that's worth...)

      Dr. David Allen White, the traditional Catholic professor who is a famed master of literature, wrote this excellent letter to the compromising priests of Campos, pleading with them to not trust Rome.  They ignored him.

    4. The Institute of St. Phillip Neri

    Homepage:  http://www.institut-philipp-neri.de/  Founded in 2003 by ex-SSPX members and a priest who had come to the SSPX and worked with them for six years.  Their seminarians have been trained in conciliar (novus ordo) church universities such as the Angelicuм in Rome. 
    http://www.ecclesiadei.nl/docs/fiuv03_neri.html.
    We will add more about this Institute in the future.

    5. The Institute of Christ the King
    Msgr. Michael Schmitz, who is vicar general and provincial superior of the
    Institute of Christ the King, Sovereign Priest (ICKSP) in the U.S, says that the
    Institute teaches that all of Vatican II’s teachings, including concerning
    religious liberty and ecuмenism, are in harmony with the traditional teaching of
    the Catholic Church.  We quote him:
      "So, it is not possible that there is a contradiction between Church docuмents that have a high official character. We try to train our seminarians to understand that."
      An interview asked Msgr Schmitz, "[So] what you ... are saying is that if an individual cannot come to harmonize the teachings of religious liberty and ecuмenism, then the problem is not with the Church, but with your lack of
      understanding? ".  Msgr. Schmitz answered, "Yes. Exactly."
    (Source for these quotes:  this article or this one)
    Institute of Christ the King priests are willing to concelebrate the new mass with local bishops who ask them to do so.  See, SSPX Canadian District Magazine, Convictions, Issue 16, March 2009, p.26, quoting Institute founder and
    Prior General, Msgr. Gilles Wach, from Fideliter #187.

    6. Dom Gerard and the Benedictine Monastery of Le Barroux
      “[T]he monastery of Le Barroux [which made its agreement with the Vatican in 1988] … today defends the false religious liberty it attacked yesterday”. Si Si No No, September 2002, at
      http://www.sspxasia.com/Docuмents/SiSiNoNo/2002_September/Ambiguous_Accord.htm
      The new mass (as well as the Traditional Mass) is now said at the
      former-Traditionalist monastery of Le Barroux. 
      http://www.ecclesiadei.nl/docs/fiuv03_neri.html

    7. "The Redemptorists"
    The former "Redemptorists" of Papa Stronsay, Scotland began in 1987 when Archbishop Lefebvre had officially blessed the undertaking of the foundation.  They worked in full cooperation with the SSPX, until their compromising superior quietly made a deal with Rome so that they would be "recognized" by Rome.  Only
    a few brave Redemptorists refused the compromise, and the SSPX keeps these few under its wing.  As for the rest of the compromisers who "went with Rome": 
      They have begun using the new Good Friday prayer for the Joos which was written by Pope Benedict XVI in order to avoid offending the Jooos.  http://papastronsay.blogspot.com/2008/02/solemn-prayers-of-good-friday.html
      They now send their seminarians to the Society of St. Peter, to receive an seriously compromised indult-mentality formation.
      http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.269653879753163.81399.161482623903623&type=3
      When they made their agreement with Rome, the Transalpine Redemptorists were told that they can no longer call themselves "Redemptorists" or "the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer" but instead, "The Sons of the Most
      Holy Redeemer (F.SS.R.)" http://papastronsay.blogspot.com/2008/07/interview-update-i.html
      On August 15, 2012, this group was granted a clerical institute of diocesan right.  While this sounds like a great thing, what this actually does is to put the group under the control of the local bishop in the same way that other religous orders are.  This is a far cry from the very special protections needed if a "traditionalist" order hopes to survive the attacks of the rabidly liberal diocesan bishops.  The needed protection would be one which would  make the order completely exempt from interference of (at least) the local bishops.  (Source: here)

    8. "Mater Ecclesiae"

    Materi Ecclesia was set up back in the 1980's by Pope JPII, in order to lure seminarians away from Econe.  Unfortunately, some of them took the bait and left.  Here is an excerpt which describes the fate of all those who did so.  It
    is taken from the end of this article:
    "...[W]e are giving here below the extracts from a letter written by a
    seminarian who left Ecône to join the seminary Mater Ecclesiae, at Rome, an establishment desired by the Holy Father and opened by him on October 15th,
    1986, and protected by a commission of Cardinals. Mater Ecclesiae was designed, you will remember, to be a Seminary to receive seminarians who left Ecône and 'any others who felt like them.'    [Here is his letter:]
      How sorry I am! Yes! I have everything, absolutely everything to be sorry about in this 'enterprise' of Mater Ecclesiae. Firstly my being sent away for  having made insistent requests in favour; for example, of more frequent  Tridentine Masses, the wearing of ecclesiastical dress, the correction within the seminary of the errors of the courses being taught us at the Angelicuм University...
      "The reply to these requests, repeated many times, was silence, and above all, the steady and by now complete realigning of the House and of each of the seminarians on Modernist Rome. The whole enterprise is the laughing-stock of the progressives, with the French bishops at their head, including some of themost traditional!
       "Day by day we saw the situation growing worse, the seminarians taking off  their habit, seminarians getting themselves accepted by the bishops by renouncing everything, being ready for anything…Then there came the time of sanctions when all those who had been given the task of helping us were ordered by the authorities to look after us no longer…Henceforth for anyone wanted nothing to do with the bishops of France or anywhere else, there is absolutely no further solution…Vagus…we are from now on wandering clerics, left hanging in the void.
      “And the Pope did nothing, and no doubt next year the House Mater Ecclesiae will be closed, which may well be no bad thing.
      "Several times I had the occasion to say either to Cardinal Ratzinger or to certain Monsignori of the Curia that, alas, we were forced to admit that
      Archbishop: Lefebvre was right on most questions and that I was wrong.
      "It causes me much suffering to write you these lines as I think of my idiocy in having abandoned Ecône despite your advice, the cowardice of the authorities (I am weighing my words) when it comes to Tradition and their cowardice when it comes to 'ecuмenism' towards the others, the abandoning and denial on the part of almost all those who had undertaken never to let go…everything, yes, absolutely everything, fills me with regret!"
      Letter from an ex-SSPX seminarian. Rome June 2. 1988.9. The 

    Sisters of the "Oasis de Jesus Sacerdote"

    The Oasis de Jesus Sacerdote was a group of Traditionalist sisters gathered together by a certain Fr. Munoz, who had apparently given the sisters the mission to be victim souls in suffering for the good of priests.  The group, including Munoz, were for a long time very friendly with the SSPX and 100% traditional.  Around 2007, a novus ordo bishop convinced this Fr. Munoz to bring the organization under his "protection", promising they would not have to change
    anything.  Some of the sisters, smelling trouble, refused to go along with the new organization and thankfully put themselves under Bishop de Galarreta.  The others who went with the novus ordo bishop are now saying the "Luminous
    Mysteries" of the Rosary; although this is a tiny compromise,  Rome's foot is "in the door".  They are undoubtedly making other compromises; we will add more
    information about this organization in the future.

    10. We could actually include another group...

    One of readers mentioned that one could add a 10th group to the above list: 
    those groups who have entered the Catholic Church, trusting to learn the Faith and become solid Catholics, but who were then betrayed by Modern Rome and instead, made into little modernists.  This group would include, for example, the "Traditional Anglican Communion" - a group of Anglicans who knocked on Rome's door in 1991.  This group really contained Anglicans who wanted to imbible True Catholic Tradition.  However, it is a long story that  the true
    Catholics amongst this group have been absorbed by the NewModernistChurch and their tradition and their attachment to True Roman tradition has been smashed.  There have been other groups as well who have approached Rome and wanted to
    convert, to whom Rome responded with, "Oh no, it is no longer necessary to convert!"


    11. Do you see the pattern of Rome's gameplan?
    By reading the above list of compromised organizations, a pattern is clearly
    seen.
      An organization either begins with a "compromise mentality", or else develops one (such as the SSPX leadership, many priests, and many faithful are now doing!)
      This mentality progresses into the desire to be in "full communion" with Rome even if it means concessions on important matters.  The organization's leaders develop an overconfidence in their ability to defend against the crushing power of modernist Rome, as well as a misplaced trust in Rome's sincerity. 
      They forget the last 20 years of history.
      An agreement is made.  Concessions are made by the organization.
      There is a waiting period before Rome does anything.  Rome is patient.  It might be 10 years!
      Demands begin to be made.  Changes.  A backing down from the former "hardliner" stance.  New leadership is put in.  The new leaders lack the spirit of the founders.  Softening on condemnations of the errors of Vatican II, the New Mass, etc.
      The organization begins to lose its focus, zeal, and begins to crumble.
      Eventually there will is very little substantial difference between it and the New Church.
    We hope that you see this pattern, because Pope Benedict and the modernist hierachy certainly do!  In his March 10, 2009 letter to the world’s bishops, the pope stated:
    "I myself saw, in the years after 1988, how the return of communities which had been separated from Rome changed their interior attitudes; I saw how returning to the bigger and broader Church enabled them to move beyond one-sided positions and broke down rigidity so that positive energies could emerge for the whole." 
    (read the article on the Vatican website)
    Again:  We at TrueTrad believe the root cause of all of this weakness and foolishness by these "traditionalist" organizations is the compromise mentality".  We trads either simply forget that Rome has not and will not change its Modernism.  We forget what we are fighting for, and/or fail to teach
    our children the situation we are in.  Eventually, we let Rome's patience win:  "I must finally give in on some (important) points, in order to convince Rome to 'let me back into the Church'."


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