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Title: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: AMDGJMJ on January 24, 2025, 08:37:45 PM
A friend of mine just shared Forwarded an email for an urgent prayer request for Bishop Williamson saying that he went to the hospital this evening with a brain hemorrhage and that he has recieved the Last Rites.

Does anyone know any more about this?
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: justG on January 24, 2025, 09:05:21 PM
I saw this on a Telegram channel., from Regina Martyrum House.  Same info.

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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: WorldsAway on January 24, 2025, 09:09:45 PM
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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Miseremini on January 24, 2025, 09:35:28 PM
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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Gray2023 on January 24, 2025, 09:44:44 PM
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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Sneedevacantist on January 24, 2025, 09:47:46 PM
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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Emile on January 24, 2025, 09:51:24 PM
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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Steve on January 24, 2025, 10:02:36 PM
A friend of mine just shared Forwarded an email for an urgent prayer request for Bishop Williamson saying that he went to the hospital this evening with a brain hemorrhage and that he has recieved the Last Rites.

Does anyone know any more about this?
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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Mithrandylan on January 24, 2025, 10:05:00 PM
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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Miseremini on January 24, 2025, 10:09:21 PM
As His Excellency has received Last Rites perhaps in our charity we could pray the Prayers for the Dying from the Rituale Romanum (1944)

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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 24, 2025, 10:11:34 PM
:pray::pray::pray: 
Our Lady, please be with him now 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: B from A on January 24, 2025, 10:22:02 PM
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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Meg on January 24, 2025, 10:27:13 PM
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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Kephapaulos on January 24, 2025, 10:49:03 PM
:pray: Fifteen decades on the way!
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Matthew on January 25, 2025, 12:24:50 AM
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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Seraphina on January 25, 2025, 01:36:21 AM
:pray::pray:I kept thinking of him today. His Sunday sermon was removed from YouTube.:pray::pray:
15 decades and prayers for the dying on the way. A brain hemorrhage is a stroke, right? Bp. Tissier had the same thing, result of a head injury. May Our Lady be at his side. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Minnesota on January 25, 2025, 02:52:53 AM
:pray::pray:I kept thinking of him today. His Sunday sermon was removed from YouTube.:pray::pray:
15 decades and prayers for the dying on the way. A brain hemorrhage is a stroke, right? Bp. Tissier had the same thing, result of a head injury. May Our Lady be at his side.
Yes. Internal bleeding in the brain from a burst vessel.

It is early morning in the UK: 8:47 AM, about six hours ahead of the US. Hopefully, there will be some news when North America wakes up. It does not have to be positive news; sometimes God's plans are not what we hope for. But any developments are welcome.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Seraphina on January 25, 2025, 04:03:30 AM
The Bishop is 84 years old. Gods Will be done.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Stubborn on January 25, 2025, 04:54:32 AM
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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: AMDGJMJ on January 25, 2025, 05:16:28 AM
As His Excellency has received Last Rites perhaps in our charity we could pray the Prayers for the Dying from the Rituale Romanum (1944)

(https://i.imgur.com/FIoYj7W.jpeg)
Great idea!  :pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: confederate catholic on January 25, 2025, 05:27:37 AM
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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 25, 2025, 06:00:57 AM
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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Bl Alojzije Stepinac on January 25, 2025, 06:56:02 AM
:pray::pray::pray: 

He did have some mistakes, but his knowledge, education, courage, sermons are so valuable, at least for me. God help him and bless him.

Kyrie Eleison.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 25, 2025, 07:21:23 AM
Death is the great equalizer.  Doesn't matter if you were Pope, Bishop, President, or bag boy at the grocery store.  Everyone appears before God "naked" as it were, and he'll just be "Richard".  We know that those in authority and influence (even if he didn't have strict authority) have more room for mistakes, and that is why we pray more for priests, bishops, and popes, since they're more in need.  Bishop Williamson had received many talents, and he'll be asked to show a greater return.

I recall when Wojtyla died and all the Novus Ordites were declaring his immediate entry into heaven, saying things like (Groeschel of EWTN), "I'm praying for him but not too hard." ... meaning he felt Wojtyla had passed straight into Heaven.  We don't pray for Popes, Bishops, etc. because we like them, or think they were "nithe".  Nor do we NOT pray for them (as Groeschel) because we've DECIDED that they were holy.  At the end of the day, we do not know what goes on in any one's internal forum.  So let's not be complacent for that reason either.  People might consider the Popes and Bishops lucky to have SO MANY praying for them, but that's only right since they had the opportunity to influence (and harm) THAT MANY MORE people, and they'll be judged for anything downstream that they were accountable for.  So, for instance, Bishop Williamson, to some extent, will be reponsible for any priest that he ordained and anything he did, such as, say, etc.  Thus the higher up you are, the more in need of prayers you are.  So we should pray fervently for Bishop Williamson, for Richard.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 25, 2025, 07:26:39 AM
So, many of us knew Bishop Williamson, so we should go through and think about all the graces and other benefits we received through Bishop Williamson, and "remind" God of them, as it were, and, conversely, we can express to God that we forgive him for any wrongs or harm we may have endured, and please with God to not judge him for it.  I can go through my own mind all the great things I received through him, from the classes he taught, his example, the spirtual conferences at the seminary, and the many things I learned from him that have helped defend me against the lures and snares of Modernism.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: ElwinRansom1970 on January 25, 2025, 07:39:07 AM
:pray::pray::pray:

+Richard Nelson Williamson is a prelate above other prelates in this generation. Whilst I do not agree with all his opinions, I have no greater respect for any other bishop today, not even the best of the sede bishops and priests with whom I share common opinion.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 25, 2025, 08:01:15 AM
The most recent news I can find (about an hour ago) is that he is not expected to survive.


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 UPDATE from BW's channel:

'There will be no more Eleison Comments or sermons posted.

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Bishop is completely unconscious after suffering a haemorrhage in his brain It's just a matter of time before he goes to his eternal reward.

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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 25, 2025, 08:08:33 AM
I would have never left the Consiliar Church and sought out Reality if it wasn't for Bishop Williamson.
Even when I was still in the NO in the 1990's, I was aware of "This Bishop" who spoke such uncompromised Truth that it pierced my heart.  The world was scandalized by him, but I was elated and intrigued by his words as so many were.
When I finally did meet him in 2014, I was surprised to see that the "Lion" was so very kind and gentle and humorous! Certainly one of the greatest Churchmen( a term he likes) of our time.
While some may disagree, to me Bishop Williamson is the true heir of Archbishop Lefebvre and it's a honor to be in his "realm" even in the smallest way.

A comment on X about the Bishop :
God must be preparing for [His] wrath if He chooses to take Bishop Williamson
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 25, 2025, 08:11:45 AM
The most recent news I can find (about an hour ago) is that he is not expected to survive.


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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 25, 2025, 08:14:05 AM
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When I finally did meet him in 2014, I was surprised to see that the "Lion" was so very kind and gentle and humorous! Certainly one of the greatest Churchmen( a term he likes) of our time.

I never met him personally, but I have heard him described as a lion in pulpit and a lamb in the confessional.  That struck me as the way a priest ought to be.

His loss really would feel like the end of an era.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: richard on January 25, 2025, 08:40:42 AM
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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Matthew on January 25, 2025, 08:46:14 AM
A comment on X about the Bishop :
God must be preparing for [His] wrath if He chooses to take Bishop Williamson

First of all, I want to say "Everything Ladislaus said in his 2 posts". There, that saves some time.
A few additional thoughts from me --

Imagine all the prayers of Bp Williamson during his life, imagine him asking God to take him out of the world before the Chastisement/WW3 -- I could easily see that. 

Like with the fall of the SSPX or TAN Books, it's always ominous to lose a major organization/bulwark or important "hero figures" because it's like God is saying, "You won't be needing ____ anymore with how things are about to change..."

Keep in mind that God is merciful and when a poor human being sounds the alarm on something like the Chastisement for years, especially taking huge hits to his own reputation, suffering isolation, betrayal, and other sufferings -- let's just say I could easily envision God being merciful and not wanting such a person to *suffer* said chastisement as well. Human beings have emotions, including fear. Imagine seeing clearly a horrible chastisement, and convinced it's going to happen. It's almost like suffering it -- especially when it goes on for years. Would such a human pray to be delivered from that chastisement? Probably. And would God be merciful enough to grant such a prayer? Of course. Just my thoughts.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: SimpleMan on January 25, 2025, 08:47:08 AM
Death is the great equalizer.  Doesn't matter if you were Pope, Bishop, President, or bag boy at the grocery store.  Everyone appears before God "naked" as it were, and he'll just be "Richard".  We know that those in authority and influence (even if he didn't have strict authority) have more room for mistakes, and that is why we pray more for priests, bishops, and popes, since they're more in need.  Bishop Williamson had received many talents, and he'll be asked to show a greater return.

I recall when Wojtyla died and all the Novus Ordites were declaring his immediate entry into heaven, saying things like (Groeschel of EWTN), "I'm praying for him but not too hard." ... meaning he felt Wojtyla had passed straight into Heaven.  We don't pray for Popes, Bishops, etc. because we like them, or think they were "nithe".  Nor do we NOT pray for them (as Groeschel) because we've DECIDED that they were holy.  At the end of the day, we do not know what goes on in any one's internal forum.  So let's not be complacent for that reason either.  People might consider the Popes and Bishops lucky to have SO MANY praying for them, but that's only right since they had the opportunity to influence (and harm) THAT MANY MORE people, and they'll be judged for anything downstream that they were accountable for.  So, for instance, Bishop Williamson, to some extent, will be reponsible for any priest that he ordained and anything he did, such as, say, etc.  Thus the higher up you are, the more in need of prayers you are.  So we should pray fervently for Bishop Williamson, for Richard.

But is not a priest, a fortiori a bishop, judged more severely than a layman?  That's what I've always heard.

I wouldn't agree with Bishop Williamson every jot and tittle, but I do pray for his recovery, or if that is not in God's plan, for his soul.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: B from A on January 25, 2025, 09:17:56 AM
A comment on X about the Bishop :
God must be preparing for [His] wrath if He chooses to take Bishop Williamson

Something along those lines had crossed my mind. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Pax Vobis on January 25, 2025, 09:43:25 AM
+Williamson is a pillar of Tradition.  “Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on him!”
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Motorede on January 25, 2025, 10:12:12 AM

Just returned from morning Mass. Father announced that it was for +Williamson. Good. Mass offered for you is better while still alive than one offered for you post mortem. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 25, 2025, 10:34:15 AM
But is not a priest, a fortiori a bishop, judged more severely than a layman?  That's what I've always heard.

To the extent that they had more responsibility and influence.  While there was a lot more opportunity for them to do harm, there was also more opportunity to do good, so the good and the bad are weighed, but in the end they also have a lot more people praying for them than those of us with lesser reach and influence, so in the end God offsets everything.  But essentially the judgment he's receiving will be like that of anyone else.  "You received 100 talens, what did you do with them?  How about you who received 1000?"  It's a difference in degree, but essentially the same process.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: BOTHY on January 25, 2025, 10:36:09 AM
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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 25, 2025, 10:41:12 AM
Imagine all the prayers of Bp Williamson during his life, imagine him asking God to take him out of the world before the Chastisement/WW3 -- I could easily see that.

There have been quite a few of the "Old Guard" passing away, as would naturally be expected given their age, but I do sense there may be some acceleration here before the impending chastisement, well, the physical chastisement, as the spiritual has been underway for well over 60 years now.  I did have the feeling Bishop Williamson fully expected to be around in order to be subjected to the "thumb screws" that he liked referring to.

In any case, I do wonder how SSPX will react.  Undoubtedly he will not receive a place of honor at Econe next to Archbishop Lefebvre ... an honor that was usurped from him by "Bishop" Huonder.  So, while +Williamson labored in the vineyard for decades, Huonder spent a couple years basically on retreat, likely serving as an agent of Bergoglio, perhaps preparing to "ordain" some dubious priests ... and +Williamson could very well end up in a pauper's grave while Huonder rests at Econe near +Lefebvre, where +Williamson should have been.  What an absolute disgrace for SSPX.

I often wondered about Bishop Williamson in England, since I know that there are many Catholic prophecies about England being submerged, and then Putin recently made threats with his "tsunami bomb" against England.  I've had a few "apocalyptic" type dreams that featured Bishop Williamson, where for some reason I was looking for him.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Gray2023 on January 25, 2025, 10:59:17 AM
Our priest asked us to pray for +Williamson before he started Mass.  :pray::pray::pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 25, 2025, 11:00:20 AM
News of the death has just been announced.

(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GiJ0OKOWAAAKQDE?format=png&name=small)

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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Kazimierz on January 25, 2025, 11:03:59 AM
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Pie Iesu Domine, Dona is requiem, requiem sempiternam Amen
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 25, 2025, 11:06:31 AM
Bishop Williamson understood the root theological / philosophical causes of Vatican II better than any prominent Traditional Catholic leader out there, better than even Archbishop Lefebvre.

He traced the root causes much farther back than anyone else from among the mainstream Trad clergy, most of whom imagined that things were great through the 1950s, after which there happened some inexplicable, sudden, dramatic collapse that "came out of nowhere".

He recognized that the root cause of all the errors in Vatican II was subjectivism.  No one else picked up on this, focusing instead on the individual errors than on the root cause.  It's like doctors who treat the symptoms vs. the very few who try to identify and treat the root cause of the symptoms.  He recognized how this started in the "Renaissance" and "Enlightenment" (which he correctly identified as really a re-death and a darkening of minds), tracing this trend through the philosophers, and ultimately the phenomenologists.

So that is THE most powerful teaching I received from him ... to the point that I take it much farther now than even Bishop Williamson, recognizing that the subjectivism in terms of entering Catholic theology started with the undermining of EENS in the early 16th century.  I see the nexus between the philosophical trends and the theological trends at EENS dogma, the touchpoint between the rise of subjectivism and its infection of Catholic theology.  But I won't digress too much.

That is by far the most powerful thing I was taught by Bishop Williamson in terms of philosophy and theology, and it has completely changed the way I think.

See, by identifying the root cause of these errors, Bishop Williamson helped protect us from other manifestations of error from this same root caause in the future, rather than many others who just played whack-a-mole with this particular error or that other error, treating this symptom or that symptom, unable to get a handle on it due to not understanding the root cause, and even often succuмbing themselves to some errors, since, again, they were not equipped intellectually to recognize the error for what it is.

Bishop Williamson didn't just hand us fish, but he taught us HOW to fish.  He taught us HOW to think and reason, rather than merely regurgitate why this or that specific error is wrong.

Bishop Williamson also hammered into my brain that "ideas matter", that they matter more than anything else.  So, the modern world has gotten to a point where as long as we "get along" and are "nithe", it's OK if we have different core principles, and we can just hold hands and sing "kumbaya" together, and then go sit around on our own to think thinks without any consequence, that ideas, i.e. philosophy, was merely an abstract exercise done for entertainment purposes.

And he was also right about certain historical issues that have corrupted politics for going on a century now.

God bless Bishop Williamson.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 25, 2025, 11:09:31 AM
News of the death has just been announced.

(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GiJ0OKOWAAAKQDE?format=png&name=small)

:pray:

So 12:00 PM London time would have been 7:00 AM Eastern US.  I went to Mass at 9AM here, praying for him, and I also informed Father Carley.

I wonder if Bishop Williamson had a chance to offer Holy Mass this morning before passing away.

Requiescat in pace.  Requiem aeternam dona ei, Domine.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 25, 2025, 11:15:31 AM
In a way, it's fitting that Bishop Williamson who had been blessed with one of the greatest intellects in the Catholic world today would pass away due to brain hemorrhage, almost as if all the years of his deep thinking ultimately wore out his brain, not unlike how Our Lord died when His Sacred Heart gave out and likely burst due to His love.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 25, 2025, 11:17:15 AM
His last public Mass was on Sunday.  it was removed from Youtube but can be seen here: https://odysee.com/@TruthUnchained:5/MVI_0437:7 (https://odysee.com/@TruthUnchained:5/MVI_0437:7)
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: VivaJesus on January 25, 2025, 11:22:22 AM
What a sad day for traditionalism!

May the souls of the faithful departed by the mercy of God rest in peace!

Requiem aeternam dona ei, Domine, et lux perpetua luceat ei!

Our Lady of the Rosary, pray for Bp. Williamson!
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: obediens on January 25, 2025, 11:22:51 AM
May His Excellency rest in peace. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Gray2023 on January 25, 2025, 11:28:09 AM
Requiescat in Pace!!

He will be sorely missed.  He conditionally confirmed my husband and confirmed my two oldest sons.

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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: FarmerWife on January 25, 2025, 11:30:28 AM
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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Marie Teresa on January 25, 2025, 11:32:58 AM
:'(    :pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Seek the Truth on January 25, 2025, 11:41:31 AM
Bishop Williamson is still alive but on life support. This is directly from England 5 minutes ago.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 25, 2025, 11:42:34 AM
There are currently posts on X  contesting the accuracy of the death announcement from Regina Martyrum House, claiming it was faked.  (What sort of person would do something like that?)  God knows the truth of this matter and He will use our prayers for His Excellency for his good whatever is going on here.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 25, 2025, 11:49:35 AM
There are currently posts on X  contesting the accuracy of the death announcement from Regina Martyrum House, claiming it was faked.  (What sort of person would do something like that?)  God knows the truth of this matter and He will use our prayers for His Excellency for his good whatever is going on here.

Who faked it an how?  Did you get it from the official website?
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Gray2023 on January 25, 2025, 11:54:21 AM
Bishop Williamson is still alive but on life support. This is directly from England 5 minutes ago.
The wikipedia page is updated already.  Why would they do this?  

Please let us know your source.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: KirklandWater on January 25, 2025, 11:55:50 AM
Who faked it an how?  Did you get it from the official website?
The telegram of the St. Louis Marie seminary confirmed that +Williamson did not die at midday. 


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Contrairement aux fausses rumeurs qui circulent, SE Mgr Williamson n'est pas décédé à midi.

Plutôt que de répandre des rumeurs, redoublons de prières à l'intention de ce serviteur de Dieu et de son Église

Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 25, 2025, 11:58:16 AM
Who faked it an how?  Did you get it from the official website?
I got it from X but it looked official.  I even tried to confirm it before passing it on, but apparently I failed.  I have seen several people on X retracting the message that I posted here.  

Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 25, 2025, 12:01:24 PM
The wikipedia page is updated already.  Why would they do this? 
Everyone wants to be first with the news, even if it means making up the news.  It reminds me that Satan is the father of lies.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 25, 2025, 12:03:03 PM
The wikipedia page is updated already.  Why would they do this? 

Please let us know your source.

Wikipedia must have changed back.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Seraphina on January 25, 2025, 12:03:43 PM
I got it from X but it looked official.  I even tried to confirm it before passing it on, but apparently I failed.  I have seen several people on X retracting the message that I posted here. 
Looks like a trick, a battle for His Excellency’s soul is going on. It could be a trick of the enemy or a clever way of getting lots of people to pray for him!  
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson is not dead yet
Post by: Mithrandylan on January 25, 2025, 12:05:20 PM
The report was false. Not sure why. Spoke with Sean who just spoke with Bishop Z (~12 pm noon central time Jan 25 2025 AD). Bishop W has not died yet. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 25, 2025, 12:15:10 PM
So, I got some information from Sean also.  It appears that they're trying to keep him on life support long enough for his brother to see him, and possibly also a couple of the bishops he consecrated.

I know that when my father passed away, he was being kept alive only by the equipment that was continuing his biological funcitons, and then when they took him off, he died within 2 or 3 minutes.

So I surmise, based on the language Sean used, that they're "trying to keep him alive long enough ..." for his brother and various bishops to see him, in a sense both reports might be true.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Meg on January 25, 2025, 12:16:49 PM
I got it from X but it looked official.  I even tried to confirm it before passing it on, but apparently I failed.  I have seen several people on X retracting the message that I posted here. 

In your post where +W's death was announced, I noticed that Fr. Kramer had posted something on X, but can't remember what it said. It must have been removed from your post, since it's no longer there.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 25, 2025, 12:18:36 PM
Looks like a trick, a battle for His Excellency’s soul is going on. It could be a trick of the enemy or a clever way of getting lots of people to pray for him! 

Well, people are praying for him either way ... so I doubt it has any impact one way or another on prayers.  And, if he's unconscious and on life support, I don't believe there would be any continuing "battle" either.

As I see it, there are one or two possibilities:
1) someone reporting his death out of grief or bitterness in the sense of it being inevitable and a foregone conclusions, and the continuing life support being ultimately irrelevant
2) some joker trying to get views on X
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 25, 2025, 12:20:17 PM
So I surmise, based on the language Sean used, that they're "trying to keep him alive long enough ..." for his brother and various bishops to see him, in a sense both reports might be true.

I would feel a lot better if it were a misunderstanding of this sort rather than somebody deliberately faking messages.  
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 25, 2025, 12:27:21 PM
In your post where +W's death was announced, I noticed that Fr. Kramer had posted something on X, but can't remember what it said. It must have been removed from your post, since it's no longer there.
Nothing was removed from my post.  You can see that Lad quoted it shortly after I posted it and there are no changes.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Minnesota on January 25, 2025, 12:30:47 PM

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Contrairement aux fausses rumeurs qui circulent, SE Mgr Williamson n'est pas décédé à midi.

Plutôt que de répandre des rumeurs, redoublons de prières à l'intention de ce serviteur de Dieu et de son Église
"Contrary to the false rumors circulating, His Eminence did not die at midday. Instead of spreading rumors, keep praying for this servant pf God and His Church." -Translation of the Seminary telegram announcement.


This makes sense. My hope is that the death announcement was just a misunderstanding.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 25, 2025, 12:33:24 PM
So, my father passed away some years ago at 1:00 AM on December 26th, after having been kept alive artificially for some time on "life support".  I did always wonder if his soul hadn't actually passed into eternity on December 25th, despite the fact that some mechanical artifice had been keeping his heart and lungs moving.  I could see that being the case.

So a year or two earlier, my father had a dream about his death, where he told me that he heard Christmas bells ringing and he mentioned that I was there.  For a while I wondered what this could have meant, i.e. whether I might precede him in death.  But, interestingly, I had arrived at the hospital maybe about 10:30 - 11:00 PM on Christmas Day, and "relieved" some of my family to take my "shift" there, and I was alone among my family there when they finally took him off the life support equipment and he passed away.  I was on my knees there praying for him, and I wonder if that's what he had seen about me being there and the Christmas bells.  I found it strange because I certainly wasn't the closest with him of his 5 children, but that would have been my sister, and that's why I found it odd that he saw me there in his dream ... and not my mother, my sister, or even my brother Steve, who also was closer to him than I was, since he had been living there with my parents for some time before he got married.

So, a bit of a digression, but I wonder if His Excellency's soul hasn't in fact already moved on if they're just trying at this point to "keep him alive long enough" for visitors.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 25, 2025, 12:37:44 PM
Nothing was removed from my post.  You can see that Lad quoted it shortly after I posted it and there are no changes.

So the picture has this link ... https://pbs.twimg.com [the rest]

Could be that some firewalls, browsers, etc. would block links from that site due to potentially dangerous content.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: brianhope on January 25, 2025, 12:56:15 PM
I just got word from a reliable source that His Excellency has died. 
:pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Seraphina on January 25, 2025, 12:56:33 PM
So the picture has this link ... https://pbs.twimg.com [the rest]

Could be that some firewalls, browsers, etc. would block links from that site due to potentially dangerous content.
I could not access the site, either.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 25, 2025, 12:58:47 PM
I just got word from a reliable source that His Excellency has died.
:pray:

Well, it's possible that the reports "debunking" the original announcement were the ones that were false.  God only knows at this point.  Prayers in either case obviously.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: nonpossumus on January 25, 2025, 01:04:33 PM
Fr Pivert in France has announced his death (in French).

Mgr Williamson est décédé – Site de M. l’abbé Pivert (https://abbe-pivert.com/mgr-williamson-est-decede/)
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Miseremini on January 25, 2025, 01:12:18 PM
(https://i.imgur.com/9ihiPJw.jpeg)
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 25, 2025, 01:14:25 PM
Fr Pivert in France has announced his death (in French).

Mgr Williamson est décédé – Site de M. l’abbé Pivert (https://abbe-pivert.com/mgr-williamson-est-decede/)

Well, even he sounds unsure ...

Bishop Williamson has died
A message from Bishop Williamson's Priory informs us that Bishop Williamson has died. However, after verification, the information has not been confirmed.


Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Yeti on January 25, 2025, 01:19:44 PM
:pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: MarcelJude on January 25, 2025, 02:16:20 PM
#Updates Jan. 26, 2025. 03:37 AM Philippines time. "The Bishop is still alive but he will live only for a few days more. He is unconscious but peaceful". -From the Lay Secretary of Bishop W., UK
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Persto on January 25, 2025, 02:31:01 PM
:pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: FlosCarmeli13 on January 25, 2025, 02:39:46 PM
Praying

:pray::pray::pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Bl Alojzije Stepinac on January 25, 2025, 03:24:22 PM
Here are three prayers for the dying:

Prayer 1

Lord Jesus Christ!  Thou Son of God and Son of the Virgin Mary, God and Man, Thou who in fear sweated blood for us on the Mount of Olives in order to bring peace, and to offer Thy Most Holy Death to God Thy Heavenly Father for the salvation of this dying person…  If it be, however, that by his sins he merits eternal damnation, then may it be deflected from him.  This, O Eternal Father through Our Lord Jesus Christ, Thy Dear Son, Who liveth and reigneth in union with The Holy Spirit now and forever.  Amen.


Prayer 2

Lord Jesus Christ!  Thou who meekly died on the trunk of the Cross for us, submitting Thy Will completely to Thy Heavenly Father in order to bring peace and to offer Thy most Holy Death to Thy Heavenly Father in order to free…(this person)…and to hide from him what he has earned with his sins; grant this O Eternal Father!  Through Our Lord Jesus Thy Son, who liveth and reigneth with Thee in union with the Holy Spirit now and forever.  Amen.


Prayer 3

Lord Jesus Christ!  Thou Who remained silent to speak through the mouths of the Prophets;  I have drawn Thee to me through Eternal Love, which love drew Thee from Heaven into the body of the Virgin, which love drew Thee from the body of the Virgin into the valley of this needful world, which Love kept Thee 33 years in this world, and as a sign of Great Love, Thou hast given Thy Holy Body as True Food and Thy Holy Blood as True Drink, as a sign of great love, Thou has consented to be a prisoner and to be led from one judge to another and as a sign of great love Thou has consented to be condemned to death, and hast consented to die and to be buried and truly rise, and appeared to Thy Holy Mother and all the Holy Apostles, and as a sign of great love Thou hast ascended, under Thy own strength and power, and sitteth at the right hand of God Thy heavenly Father, and Thou has sent Thy Holy Spirit into the heart of Thy Apostles and the hearts of all who hope and believe in Thee.  Through Thy sign of Eternal love, open heaven today and take this dying person… and all his sins into the realm of Thy Heavenly Father, that he may reign with Thee now and forever.  Amen.


You may add these prayers for bishop Williamson. God have mercy on him, on his soul. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 25, 2025, 03:28:56 PM
As above from BZ at 3:30 pm . 

“BW is on life support but it is just a matter of time”
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 25, 2025, 03:49:48 PM
At this point, I must say that I'm very confused about what they're trying to accomplish by "trying to keep him alive for a few days" just so the various Resistance bishops can get to him?  There's something really strange and unnatural about that entire scenario, and I posted about it on this other thread ...
https://www.cathinfo.com/sspx-resistance-news/please-pray-for-his-excellency-bishop-richard-williamson!/msg969901/#msg969901
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 25, 2025, 04:19:43 PM
I don't think that's happening. There may be some medical criteria that must be met before they turn off the ventilator, like serial EEG's or something. The Bishop has had all of his Sacraments so there is nothing else to hold on for. An assumption on my part but I don't think they would unnecessarily prolong the situation.
All in all, It's been less than a day-
I think we must be patient as we don't know the details.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Dominic on January 25, 2025, 04:21:48 PM
:pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Miseremini on January 25, 2025, 04:38:06 PM
Here are three prayers for the dying:

Prayer 1

Lord Jesus Christ!  Thou Son of God and Son of the Virgin Mary, God and Man, Thou who in fear sweated blood for us on the Mount of Olives in order to bring peace, and to offer Thy Most Holy Death to God Thy Heavenly Father for the salvation of this dying person…  If it be, however, that by his sins he merits eternal damnation, then may it be deflected from him.  This, O Eternal Father through Our Lord Jesus Christ, Thy Dear Son, Who liveth and reigneth in union with The Holy Spirit now and forever.  Amen.


Prayer 2

Lord Jesus Christ!  Thou who meekly died on the trunk of the Cross for us, submitting Thy Will completely to Thy Heavenly Father in order to bring peace and to offer Thy most Holy Death to Thy Heavenly Father in order to free…(this person)…and to hide from him what he has earned with his sins; grant this O Eternal Father!  Through Our Lord Jesus Thy Son, who liveth and reigneth with Thee in union with the Holy Spirit now and forever.  Amen.


Prayer 3

Lord Jesus Christ!  Thou Who remained silent to speak through the mouths of the Prophets;  I have drawn Thee to me through Eternal Love, which love drew Thee from Heaven into the body of the Virgin, which love drew Thee from the body of the Virgin into the valley of this needful world, which Love kept Thee 33 years in this world, and as a sign of Great Love, Thou hast given Thy Holy Body as True Food and Thy Holy Blood as True Drink, as a sign of great love, Thou has consented to be a prisoner and to be led from one judge to another and as a sign of great love Thou has consented to be condemned to death, and hast consented to die and to be buried and truly rise, and appeared to Thy Holy Mother and all the Holy Apostles, and as a sign of great love Thou hast ascended, under Thy own strength and power, and sitteth at the right hand of God Thy heavenly Father, and Thou has sent Thy Holy Spirit into the heart of Thy Apostles and the hearts of all who hope and believe in Thee.  Through Thy sign of Eternal love, open heaven today and take this dying person… and all his sins into the realm of Thy Heavenly Father, that he may reign with Thee now and forever.  Amen.


You may add these prayers for bishop Williamson. God have mercy on him, on his soul.
Why have you posted shortened/modified prayers and eliminated the required Kyrie's, Our Fathers and Hail Mary's???????  Are the approved prayers in their entirety that the priests have in their ritual not  short enough?
See page one of this thread for the Prayers for the Dying in Their Final Agony from the Rituale Romanum
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Bl Alojzije Stepinac on January 26, 2025, 12:08:00 AM
Why have you posted shortened/modified prayers and eliminated the required Kyrie's, Our Fathers and Hail Mary's???????  Are the approved prayers in their entirety that the priests have in their ritual not  short enough?
See page one of this thread for the Prayers for the Dying in Their Final Agony from the Rituale Romanum
I wrote that you may add these prayers to ones you pray, not that is a substitute for any approved, regular prayers that laymen or priests pray for the dying. I didn't meant that you shouldn't pray those prayers that you posted, they are beautiful. 

Maybe you didn't comprehend what I wrote, don't be fast in finding faults in other...
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Bl Alojzije Stepinac on January 26, 2025, 01:00:09 AM
I wrote that you may add these prayers to ones you pray, not that is a substitute for any approved, regular prayers that laymen or priests pray for the dying. I didn't meant that you shouldn't pray those prayers that you posted, they are beautiful.

Maybe you didn't comprehend what I wrote, don't be fast in finding faults in other...
Sorry, I didn't read those prayers before posting, I thought they are different. I was moved by the story about about these prayers.

"There once was a Pope in Rome who was surrounded by many sins. The Lord God struck him with a fatal illness. When he saw that he was dying, he summoned cardinals, bishops, and learned persons and said to them: “My dear friends! What comfort can you give me now that I must die, and when I deserve eternal damnation for my sins?” No one answered him. One of them, a pious curate named John said: “Father, why do you doubt the Mercy of God?” The Pope replied: “What comfort can you give me now that I must die and fear that I’ll be damned for my sins?” John replied: “I’ll read three prayers over you; I hope you’ll be comforted and that you’ll obtain Mercy from God.” The Pope was unable to say more. The curate and all those present knelt and said an Our Father, then the following Prayers:


and after these prayers it's written: "Meanwhile the Pope died. The curate persevered to the  hour, then the Pope appeared to him in body and comforted him. His countenance as brilliant as the sun, his clothes as white as snow, he said: “My dear brother! Whereas I was supposed to be a child of damnation, I’ve become a child of happiness. As you recited the first Prayer, many of my sins fell from me as rain from Heaven, and as you recited the second Prayer, I was purified, as a goldsmith purifies gold in a hot fire. I was still further purified as you recited the third Prayer. Then I saw Heaven open and the Lord, Jesus, standing on the Right Hand of God the Father Who said to me: “Come, all thy sins are forgiven thee, you’ll be and remain in the Realm of My Father forever. Amen!”

With these words, my soul separated from my body and the Angels of God led it to Eternal Joy. As the curate heard this, he said: “O Holy Father! I can’t tell these things to anyone, for they won’t believe me.” Then the Pope said: “Truly I tell thee, the Angel of God stands with me and has written the prayers in letters of gold for the consolation of all sinners. If a person had committed all the sins in the world, but that the three Prayers shall have been read (over him) at his end (death), all his sins will be forgiven him, even though his soul was supposed to suffer until the Last Judgment, it will be redeemed (freed).

The person who hears them read, won’t die an unhappy death, nor in whose house they will be read. Therefore, take these prayers and carry them into St. Peter’s Basilica and lay them in the Chapel named the Assumption of Mary, for certain consolation. The person who will be near death, who reads them or hears them read, gains 400 years indulgence for the days he was supposed to suffer in Purgatory because of his guilt. Also, who reads this Prayer or hears it read, the hour of his death shall be revealed to him. Amen!


We don't know how severe or merciful God will be on bishop Williamson, or any of us. Ladislaus wrote some good points.

I have never read this before, I should search more for old prayer books.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Mr G on January 26, 2025, 06:38:02 AM
False Reports About Bishop Richard Williamson – Gloria.tv (https://www.gloria.tv/post/EJfC9MD4zWBn4D29YNYbmPbBL)

Reports of Mgr Williamson's death in some Italian newspapers and blogs are false.

The disinformation webpage Wikipedia, quoting an Italian newspaper, has updated the page on the monsignor declaring “his death”.

According to information available to Gloria.tv (at 9:10 p.m. English time), the priest who monitors the situation of the bishop has returned from the hospital.

He confirms that Bishop Williamson is still in a serious condition. The doctors have suspended treatment because unfortunately there is a serious effusion of blood on the brain which makes the situation quite irreversible.

Trying to operate would be a futile if not harmful and fatal attempt. However, Monsignor Williamson is still breathing well and does not appear to be in pain.

From the hospital they say it will be a matter of hours, maybe a few days, but anticipating someone's death is always absurd as well as incomprehensible.

“Let us continue to pray for the Good Death of His Excellency.”
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 26, 2025, 07:05:36 AM
I saw some reports from early this morning that His Excellency had finally succuмbed, but with all the nonsense out there, who knows where they're getting (or not getting) their information from.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 26, 2025, 07:07:30 AM
The doctors have suspended treatment because unfortunately there is a serious effusion of blood on the brain which makes the situation quite irreversible.
...
“Let us continue to pray for the Good Death of His Excellency.”

"Irreversible" for whom?  For God?  Whoever wrote this doesn't seem to have much faith in God.  We can pray still for his recovery AND/OR good death, not just his "Good Death", as per the quote.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 26, 2025, 07:59:16 AM
This is the last post I could find - I saw it at 3:30 AM eastern time this morning

(https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/1809223572813983745/IaALdtVs_bigger.jpg)
@TheWMReview
 (https://x.com/TheWMReview)
UPDATE on Bishop Williamson, RE his having a few days left:

"This is the truth... And many thanks to the growing
group of young and not so young people who are now
watching day and night over His Lordship at the
hospital... 'Vigilate et orate!'" (From his house in Broadstairs)



Not much here, but apparently they are keeping constant vigil.

Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Meg on January 26, 2025, 08:48:55 AM
This is the last post I could find - I saw it at 3:30 AM eastern time this morning

(https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/1809223572813983745/IaALdtVs_bigger.jpg)
@TheWMReview
 (https://x.com/TheWMReview)
UPDATE on Bishop Williamson, RE his having a few days left:

"This is the truth... And many thanks to the growing
group of young and not so young people who are now
watching day and night over His Lordship at the
hospital... 'Vigilate et orate!'" (From his house in Broadstairs)



Not much here, but apparently they are keeping constant vigil.



Good to know that there are many who are keeping vigil at the hospital. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: justG on January 26, 2025, 09:36:44 AM
How edifying and beautiful that the young and not-so-young are gathered for His Excellency!  And so many more of us gathered in spirit.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Viva Cristo Rey on January 26, 2025, 10:52:58 AM
Thank you, Bishop Williamson.  I bought your book about returning to the Land.  

May God be with you always. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Mark 79 on January 26, 2025, 02:00:03 PM
Bishop Williamson understood the root theological / philosophical causes of Vatican II better than any prominent Traditional Catholic leader out there, better than even Archbishop Lefebvre.

He traced the root causes much farther back than anyone else from among the mainstream Trad clergy, most of whom imagined that things were great through the 1950s, after which there happened some inexplicable, sudden, dramatic collapse that "came out of nowhere".

He recognized that the root cause of all the errors in Vatican II was subjectivism.  No one else picked up on this, focusing instead on the individual errors than on the root cause.  It's like doctors who treat the symptoms vs. the very few who try to identify and treat the root cause of the symptoms.  He recognized how this started in the "Renaissance" and "Enlightenment" (which he correctly identified as really a re-death and a darkening of minds), tracing this trend through the philosophers, and ultimately the phenomenologists.

So that is THE most powerful teaching I received from him ... to the point that I take it much farther now than even Bishop Williamson, recognizing that the subjectivism in terms of entering Catholic theology started with the undermining of EENS in the early 16th century.  I see the nexus between the philosophical trends and the theological trends at EENS dogma, the touchpoint between the rise of subjectivism and its infection of Catholic theology.  But I won't digress too much.

That is by far the most powerful thing I was taught by Bishop Williamson in terms of philosophy and theology, and it has completely changed the way I think.

See, by identifying the root cause of these errors, Bishop Williamson helped protect us from other manifestations of error from this same root caause in the future, rather than many others who just played whack-a-mole with this particular error or that other error, treating this symptom or that symptom, unable to get a handle on it due to not understanding the root cause, and even often succuмbing themselves to some errors, since, again, they were not equipped intellectually to recognize the error for what it is.

Bishop Williamson didn't just hand us fish, but he taught us HOW to fish.  He taught us HOW to think and reason, rather than merely regurgitate why this or that specific error is wrong.

Bishop Williamson also hammered into my brain that "ideas matter", that they matter more than anything else.  So, the modern world has gotten to a point where as long as we "get along" and are "nithe", it's OK if we have different core principles, and we can just hold hands and sing "kumbaya" together, and then go sit around on our own to think thinks without any consequence, that ideas, i.e. philosophy, was merely an abstract exercise done for entertainment purposes.

And he was also right about certain historical issues that have corrupted politics for going on a century now.

God bless Bishop Williamson.
Truly. I owe him a great debt for the graces he gave our family, the insights imparted, and especially for his being a relentless foe of God's most organized enemies on Earth.

Requiem aeternam dona ei, Domine.
Et lux perpetua luceat ei.
Requiescat in pace.
Amen.
Anima ejus et animum omnium fidelium defunctorum per misericordiam Dei requiescant in pace.
Amen.

:pray::pray::pray::pray::pray::pray::pray:

Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: justG on January 26, 2025, 02:03:04 PM
The admin of the Bishop Williamson (unofficial) Telegram has posted this:

I had the honour of visiting Bishop Williamson today in the QEQM hospital today. The doctors estimate he is most likely to die within the next 24 hours, and even if he recovered, he would be in a vegetative state. We prayed the rosary around him, he again received extreme unction and mass was said in his room, both of which I had the privilege of participating in. Bishop Richard Nelson Williamson would and does want us to pray the rosary for him, so please do.

God bless you all
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: andy on January 26, 2025, 02:17:42 PM
:pray::pray::pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 26, 2025, 02:48:44 PM
The admin of the Bishop Williamson (unofficial) Telegram has posted this:

I had the honour of visiting Bishop Williamson today in the QEQM hospital today. The doctors estimate he is most likely to die within the next 24 hours, and even if he recovered, he would be in a vegetative state. We prayed the rosary around him, he again received extreme unction and mass was said in his room, both of which I had the privilege of participating in. Bishop Richard Nelson Williamson would and does want us to pray the rosary for him, so please do.

God bless you all

Are we sure it's real?  Fake stories also originated with Telegram accounts.

Man do I hate this "vegetative state" crap, not only the degrading term itself, reducing human beings conceptually to being the equivalent of vegetables, but also how they then leverage it to kill people, like Terri Schiavo.  Fr. Cekada's callous defense of her murder continues to be one of the most disgraceful episodes in the history of Traditional Catholicism.  Perhaps the worst possible outcome here would on fact be that, and then I could see the state moving to murder Bishop Williamson.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: justG on January 26, 2025, 03:11:13 PM
This Telegram channel did not post that +W had died.  They cautioned against spreading false info, so perhaps there is reason to trust this one site.

I agree with the "vegetative state" nonsense.  I wonder if they do mean to murder him and harvest his organs, not for transplants, but for experimentation.  I hope whoever is there on his behalf is monitoring and advocating against any such action.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 26, 2025, 03:16:23 PM
This Telegram channel did not post that +W had died.  They cautioned against spreading false info, so perhaps there is reason to trust this one site.

I agree with the "vegetative state" nonsense.  I wonder if they do mean to murder him and harvest his organs, not for transplants, but for experimentation.  I hope whoever is there on his behalf is monitoring and advocating against any such action.

Same.  I had read that in England you are an organ donor by default unless you opt out, so I hope that His Excellency had done so.  Of course, with his age, most of his organs would likely not be great candidates for transplant ... so that works in his favor.  But I could see them trying to murder him like they did to Terri Schiavo ... just to set precedents, and out of sheer malice.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Miseremini on January 26, 2025, 04:48:17 PM
Same.  I had read that in England you are an organ donor by default unless you opt out, so I hope that His Excellency had done so.  Of course, with his age, most of his organs would likely not be great candidates for transplant ... so that works in his favor. 
Don't count on it.  In Canada they will use organs from any age even 90> year olds.  Their logic is it may give the recipient another couple years or time until a more viable organ is available. 
Lord have mercy
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: KirklandWater on January 26, 2025, 05:04:56 PM
Are we sure it's real?  Fake stories also originated with Telegram accounts.

Man do I hate this "vegetative state" crap, not only the degrading term itself, reducing human beings conceptually to being the equivalent of vegetables, but also how they then leverage it to kill people, like Terri Schiavo.  Fr. Cekada's callous defense of her murder continues to be one of the most disgraceful episodes in the history of Traditional Catholicism.  Perhaps the worst possible outcome here would on fact be that, and then I could see the state moving to murder Bishop Williamson.
Yes, I know the owner of that telegram. He's meet with +W a few times this year, and was supposed to meet with him today (before he was in hospital).
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 26, 2025, 05:07:15 PM
Don't count on it.  In Canada they will use organs from any age even 90> year olds.  Their logic is it may give the recipient another couple years or time until a more viable organ is available. 
Lord have mercy

Really?  Well, then I do hope that His Excellency had opted out of the organ donor thing.  Since the default is to be considered an organ donor, I bet there are many people there who are not aware of the need to opt out or just don't want to go out of their way to do it.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Miseremini on January 26, 2025, 05:14:47 PM
Sorry, I didn't read those prayers before posting, I thought they are different. I was moved by the story about about these prayers.

"There once was a Pope in Rome who was surrounded by many sins. The Lord God struck him with a fatal illness. When he saw that he was dying, he summoned cardinals, bishops, and learned persons and said to them: “My dear friends! What comfort can you give me now that I must die, and when I deserve eternal damnation for my sins?” No one answered him. One of them, a pious curate named John said: “Father, why do you doubt the Mercy of God?” The Pope replied: “What comfort can you give me now that I must die and fear that I’ll be damned for my sins?” John replied: “I’ll read three prayers over you; I hope you’ll be comforted and that you’ll obtain Mercy from God.” The Pope was unable to say more. The curate and all those present knelt and said an Our Father, then the following Prayers:


and after these prayers it's written: "Meanwhile the Pope died. The curate persevered to the  hour, then the Pope appeared to him in body and comforted him. His countenance as brilliant as the sun, his clothes as white as snow, he said: “My dear brother! Whereas I was supposed to be a child of damnation, I’ve become a child of happiness. As you recited the first Prayer, many of my sins fell from me as rain from Heaven, and as you recited the second Prayer, I was purified, as a goldsmith purifies gold in a hot fire. I was still further purified as you recited the third Prayer. Then I saw Heaven open and the Lord, Jesus, standing on the Right Hand of God the Father Who said to me: “Come, all thy sins are forgiven thee, you’ll be and remain in the Realm of My Father forever. Amen!”

With these words, my soul separated from my body and the Angels of God led it to Eternal Joy. As the curate heard this, he said: “O Holy Father! I can’t tell these things to anyone, for they won’t believe me.” Then the Pope said: “Truly I tell thee, the Angel of God stands with me and has written the prayers in letters of gold for the consolation of all sinners. If a person had committed all the sins in the world, but that the three Prayers shall have been read (over him) at his end (death), all his sins will be forgiven him, even though his soul was supposed to suffer until the Last Judgment, it will be redeemed (freed).

The person who hears them read, won’t die an unhappy death, nor in whose house they will be read. Therefore, take these prayers and carry them into St. Peter’s Basilica and lay them in the Chapel named the Assumption of Mary, for certain consolation. The person who will be near death, who reads them or hears them read, gains 400 years indulgence for the days he was supposed to suffer in Purgatory because of his guilt. Also, who reads this Prayer or hears it read, the hour of his death shall be revealed to him. Amen!

It is because of the above account that you posted that the three prayers, with the Kyries, Paters and Aves, were added to the prayers prayed after the administration of Extreme Unction by the priest, to the priests' Rituale Romanum.
Unfortunately, the internet and those copying/altering the original Pieta Prayer book have in recent times modernized/altered/deleted parts of the original.  The devil never rests.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 26, 2025, 05:19:23 PM
I think I have located a trustworthy source for updates.  The Telegram channel "Truth Unchained" normally used for publishing His Excellency's sermons, interviews, etc. is now giving updates on his condition.  https://t.me/s/truthunchained (https://t.me/s/truthunchained)
You don't need to sign up for Telegram if you don't want to; there is a preview option.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: SimpleMan on January 26, 2025, 06:02:03 PM
I think I have located a trustworthy source for updates.  The Telegram channel "Truth Unchained" normally used for publishing His Excellency's sermons, interviews, etc. is now giving updates on his condition.  https://t.me/s/truthunchained (https://t.me/s/truthunchained)
You don't need to sign up for Telegram if you don't want to; there is a preview option.

I'd have to agree with you.  This does not appear to be a site where any inaccuracies could worm their way in.

I've put a link to it on my desktop to keep updated.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Miseremini on January 26, 2025, 06:36:28 PM
I think I have located a trustworthy source for updates.  The Telegram channel "Truth Unchained" normally used for publishing His Excellency's sermons, interviews, etc. is now giving updates on his condition.  https://t.me/s/truthunchained (https://t.me/s/truthunchained)
You don't need to sign up for Telegram if you don't want to; there is a preview option.
Thanks Jaynek for the link.
I tried to open their prayers for the dying but can't.  If anyone can open them and paste them here it would be lovely to be praying the same prayers as requested.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: justG on January 26, 2025, 06:40:25 PM
Truth Unchained seems also to be good.  The Bishop's Elieson Comments and Sermons are posted there.  They also did not post anything about him having died.  

My prayer is that he is being treated with dignity and respect.  He may be too important a person to treat otherwise.  But the track record in England does not seem to be good for anyone.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: bookofbirds on January 26, 2025, 07:27:39 PM
https://t.me/SERVIAMIWILLSERVE
he has been posting some great prayers.

Lord please allow your faithful bishop into Heaven :pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: LaramieHirsch on January 26, 2025, 07:31:20 PM
I will miss Bishop Williamson.  

A funny story, I was exchanging e-mail with him years ago to perhaps conduct a written interview in regards to a potential monarchy in North America in the distant future.  This was around the time Charles Coulombe published Star Spangled Crown.  Anyway, he said "nah!"  He said such an interview would be utterly pointless, as there will never be any chance of a monarchy forming in this country, ever.  Pure Englishman.  

I'll probably look up one of his great sermons tonight, for old times' sake.  Even my non-Catholic friends have heard of him and enjoyed a sermon or two of his.  I'm glad I've kept all of his newsletters.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Miseremini on January 26, 2025, 08:30:08 PM
https://t.me/SERVIAMIWILLSERVE
he has been posting some great prayers.

Lord please allow your faithful bishop into Heaven :pray:
Yes I tried that site and it flashes "This site cannot be reached"  that's why I was wondering if some could copy and paste the prayers.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: SimpleMan on January 26, 2025, 09:48:35 PM
I will miss Bishop Williamson. 

A funny story, I was exchanging e-mail with him years ago to perhaps conduct a written interview in regards to a potential monarchy in North America in the distant future.  This was around the time Charles Coulombe published Star Spangled Crown.  Anyway, he said "nah!"  He said such an interview would be utterly pointless, as there will never be any chance of a monarchy forming in this country, ever.  Pure Englishman. 

I'll probably look up one of his great sermons tonight, for old times' sake.  Even my non-Catholic friends have heard of him and enjoyed a sermon or two of his.  I'm glad I've kept all of his newsletters.

Star-Spangled Crown is enjoyable to read for what it is, but it really can't be taken seriously, CC had to produce a monarch some way, so he found one in the royal house of a small European country that is a thinly veiled Doppelgänger of Luxembourg or Liechtenstein.  It was also entertaining to read how the new American monarchy absorbs back pretty much any country where the US has had some kind of presence, such as Liberia, the Philippines, Samoa, Palau, and curiously, the "Sultanate of Sulu", a small, largely Muslim archipelago on the far south end of the Philippines, among others.

FWIW, Bishop Williamson's mother was American.

But not to derail a very serious thread about the Bishop, who now stands on the edge of eternity.  Prayers for his holy death, which now seems inevitable.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Matthew on January 26, 2025, 09:58:12 PM
From Fr. Chazal:

Death of Sigfried
It should be made mandatory footage in the coming days...
Anyways, the bishop is responsive to auditive signs, moves hands and feet and tries to make the sign of the cross.
As a consequence, if he parts, it will be having us in his mind and prayers and blessings.
He was struck on the Conversion of St Paul, as he is both a convert and a great expert on St Paul, and today is St John Chrysostome... but your prayers are already working well; so my friends, if he has still his head with him, a kind Providence could see him back, despite the pessimism of the doctors.
fc+
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Seraphina on January 26, 2025, 11:45:24 PM
From Fr. Chazal:

Death of Sigfried
It should be made mandatory footage in the coming days...
Anyways, the bishop is responsive to auditive signs, moves hands and feet and tries to make the sign of the cross.
As a consequence, if he parts, it will be having us in his mind and prayers and blessings.
He was struck on the Conversion of St Paul, as he is both a convert and a great expert on St Paul, and today is St John Chrysostome... but your prayers are already working well; so my friends, if he has still his head with him, a kind Providence could see him back, despite the pessimism of the doctors.
fc+
Struck down on the conversion of St. Paul? That can be no coincidence. If he moves his hands and tries to make the Sign of the Cross, that’s amazing. Whether Our Lord takes him Home or miraculously restores him to this life, either demonstrates his true love for Christ and Mary, his Mother. 
I hope he has a Rosary or Crucifix in his hand. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Caraffa on January 26, 2025, 11:48:46 PM
:pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 27, 2025, 12:16:21 AM
From Fr. Chazal:

Death of Sigfried
It should be made mandatory footage in the coming days...
Anyways, the bishop is responsive to auditive signs, moves hands and feet and tries to make the sign of the cross.
As a consequence, if he parts, it will be having us in his mind and prayers and blessings.
He was struck on the Conversion of St Paul, as he is both a convert and a great expert on St Paul, and today is St John Chrysostome... but your prayers are already working well; so my friends, if he has still his head with him, a kind Providence could see him back, despite the pessimism of the doctors.
fc+
Wow-
Amazing that the Bishop’s mind is intact enough to respond to sounds , attempt sign of the Cross, etc . 
I was under the impression that the hemorrhage was so obliterating that any cognition was not possible- so this is miraculous to me!
Seeing that he has a level of consciousness is so encouraging, but also he may now be aware of  ( severe) pain - (they tend not to medicate head injuries)
I pray for relief of any pain the Bishop is experiencing and for a restorative miracle.
Our Lady of Fatima , pray for the Bishop and pray for us

Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: SimpleMan on January 27, 2025, 12:37:06 AM
Wow-
Amazing that the Bishop’s mind is intact enough to respond to sounds , attempt sign of the Cross, etc .
I was under the impression that the hemorrhage was so obliterating that any cognition was not possible- so this is miraculous to me!
Seeing that he has a level of consciousness is so encouraging, but also he may now be aware of  ( severe) pain - (they tend not to medicate head injuries)
I pray for relief of any pain the Bishop is experiencing and for a restorative miracle.
Our Lady of Fatima , pray for the Bishop and pray for us

I wonder if the pain could be leading him toward more consciousness.

He might pull out of this yet, not that he would recover all of his faculties, but that he might still be with us for a while.

My father had something that had many of the characteristics of a stroke, and he lasted almost a year, though he steadily declined.  He died six days after Traditionis custodes came out, and when I told him about it, he just scowled.  He had long since lost his power of speech.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Seraphina on January 27, 2025, 02:12:07 AM
I wonder if the pain could be leading him toward more consciousness.

He might pull out of this yet, not that he would recover all of his faculties, but that he might still be with us for a while.

My father had something that had many of the characteristics of a stroke, and he lasted almost a year, though he steadily declined.  He died six days after Traditionis custodes came out, and when I told him about it, he just scowled.  He had long since lost his power of speech.
I don’t wish a year of pain upon Bp. Williamson unless perhaps he requested more time to do penance? If so, he should be canonized. :pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: KirklandWater on January 27, 2025, 03:07:09 AM
From Fr. Chazal:

Death of Sigfried
It should be made mandatory footage in the coming days...
Anyways, the bishop is responsive to auditive signs, moves hands and feet and tries to make the sign of the cross.
As a consequence, if he parts, it will be having us in his mind and prayers and blessings.
He was struck on the Conversion of St Paul, as he is both a convert and a great expert on St Paul, and today is St John Chrysostome... but your prayers are already working well; so my friends, if he has still his head with him, a kind Providence could see him back, despite the pessimism of the doctors.
fc+
Oh wow. This is very moving. I can only imagine the pain he is in.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 27, 2025, 05:12:29 AM
My prayer is that he is being treated with dignity and respect.  He may be too important a person to treat otherwise.  But the track record in England does not seem to be good for anyone.
It sounds like he has been constantly accompanied by supporters and that this will continue.  Not only do these surround him with prayers, they are witnesses to his medical treatment.  This probably gives some degree of protection against evil practices and policies.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 27, 2025, 05:42:51 AM
"Irreversible" for whom?  For God?  Whoever wrote this doesn't seem to have much faith in God.  We can pray still for his recovery AND/OR good death, not just his "Good Death", as per the quote.

In response yesterday to someone who had visited him and reported that "doctors [had] stopped treatment" after having declared his condition "irreversible" and saying we should be praying for his "Good Death".  God can reverse anything He pleases.  With that said, I'd love to be able to consider his recovery miraculous, but I also know that most doctors are bungling idiots who nevertheless speak with certainty about matters they know nothing about.  Or perhaps stopping their "treatment" was what helped.  Or we've been fed bad information even by the "reliable" sources, with people not reporting things accurately.

Now, the worst case scenario here is where he would remain in this present condition, where, like Terri Schiavo, despite responsiveness, he'll be declared "vegetative" and they move to murder him.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Seraphina on January 27, 2025, 06:28:48 AM
Now, the worst case scenario here is where he would remain in this present condition, where, like Terri Schiavo, despite responsiveness, he'll be declared "vegetative" and they move to murder him.
In which case he’d be a martyr. 
p.s. My “reliable source” is a priest who has seen him. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 27, 2025, 06:56:37 AM
In which case he’d be a martyr.
p.s. My “reliable source” is a priest who has seen him.

Alas, we've had priests involved in the disinfo.

I wouldn't classify that situaton as martyrdom if it, God forbid, did turn out that way.

And, giving it a bit of thought, I suspect they wouldn't pull that stunt in the case of Bishop Williamson because it would draw massive amounts of media attention to the practice; I'm sure they kill off many people each day, whether through their "hospice" system, through organ harvesting, or just giving the Schiavo treatment to those whom they've deemed to be "vegetative" ... so they likely want to keep on keeping on with that practice under the cover of darkness, for people who are either alone, having no one to advocate for them or create media attention, or who are not "famous" people that would even draw such attention.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: ThatBritPapist on January 27, 2025, 07:40:42 AM
I was at the Hospital with Bishop Williamson by his bedside till the night (still in pallative care) yesterday.
I won't share all the details as I am not in position this early to say anything, but I will say all the disinformation on twitter has been disgusting. Such a distinguished Pious Bishop should not have lies let alone a false announcement of his death
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 27, 2025, 07:49:28 AM
From Fr. Chazal:

Death of Sigfried
It should be made mandatory footage in the coming days....

This is a disturbing reference.  The mythic character Siegfried was killed by being stabbed in the back by one who pretended to be a friend.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 27, 2025, 07:50:39 AM
Everything I am thinking here is pure speculation but some things can be deduced from the tidbits we are given about his condition. (especially the note Matthew posted from Fr Chazal)
The bleed must not have been large enough to displace brain tissue to the point of herniation of the brain stem. That would have been a worst case scenario. He still has meaningful and appropriate function, albeit minimal. Is the bleed reabsorbing? I suspect when and if he is stable enough he will have further scans of his head to see the direction that the hemorrhage is taking and if there needs to be more aggressive treatment. In a younger man  they would remove part of the skull for increased bleeding ( temporarily) to relieve the pressure of the hemorrhage, but I don't know if Bishop Williamson would be able to tolerate that at his age or if they  would even consider it. In the old days they did burr holes but many times now depending on where the bleed is they thread a catheter into the brain under flouroscopy and are able to drain it that way. Minimally invasive techniques.
  Hopefully the bleed is stable and regressing. That would be the best and most hopeful place to be. 
Apparently he has movement on both sides - nobody mentioned paralysis so that's good.
I guess when he is stable or slowly improving within his critical state, they will soon have to address basic needs, like IV nutrition via a central catheter and eventual weaning from the ventilator ( Being on the ventilator at all is just a given assumption on my part- I can't imagine that he is not)
If he cannot be weaned from the ventilator, after a week or two they will consider tracheotomy. That's usually the course. It doesn't have to be a permanent situation, it's just that the ET tube down the throat does a lot of erosion after that point and needs to be removed and the access  site changed.
As far as medications they will medicate him for pain but not too heavily as not to compromise function, and maybe give him anti-seizure meds IV as a precaution.
Outside of maintaining acceptable vital signs and general monitoring, it will just be a matter of observation and waiting.

This is all speculation on my part and what is going through my head at this moment. Don't take it too seriously. Just a dim roadmap to possibly flesh-out the situation.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 27, 2025, 07:52:58 AM
This is a disturbing reference.  The mythic character Siegfried was killed by being stabbed in the back by one who pretended to be a friend.
I thought so too. They better not leave him alone in that room.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 27, 2025, 07:55:12 AM
I was at the Hospital with Bishop Williamson by his bedside till the night (still in pallative care) yesterday.
I won't share all the details as I am not in position this early to say anything, but I will say all the disinformation on twitter has been disgusting. Such a distinguished Pious Bishop should not have lies let alone a false announcement of his death

Thank you for the post.  So, I think most of the disinformation all leads back to the same source, that one post.  I was on the fence about whether the post was made by someone who had reacted emotionally to the prognosis of His Excellency's imminent death with a certain amount of despairing cynicism, conflating the prognosis of certain death with death itself ... or whether it was made by some wicked hateful individual out of malice toward Bishop Williamson and/or his "followers" (i.e. those who care about him).

I did a bit of digging and found that the original post was made on a site called telegra.ph ... and this leads me to believe that the post was malicious.  So, this would appear to be a domain set up PRECISELY to be falsely associated with the well-known Telegram, similar to how phishing scams work ... except that on telegra.ph, anyone can post anything with complete anonymity.  So the deliberate intent to remain anonymous, which intent is contradicted by the content of the message where the poster lists that lady's name (i.e. if you wished to post anonymously for a legitimate reason, you wouldn't put your name on it) ... suggests that it was done by a malicious troll.

So, the next question is whether it was done out of an evil hatred for Bishop Williamson, hoping that it would dissuade people from praying for his recovery, or for the slightly-less-evil intention of trolling those who genuinely care about His Excellency by creating chaos and havoc among them.

At the end of the day, I smell a Jew ... given that His Excellency is most hated by them, whereas it would only be other Traditional Catholics who would even understand much less disagree with the nuances of a theological disagreement that to an outsider would be entirely incomprehesible, and no Traditional Catholic would pull such a stunt.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 27, 2025, 07:58:15 AM
I thought so too. They better not leave him alone in that room.

So ... that is a concern about this relatively large influx of "visitors".

Now, the context of that reference remains cryptic, since we're evidently jumping into a prior conversation in medias res, i.e. "already in progress" ... so let's not try to draw any conclusions from it.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 27, 2025, 07:59:28 AM
As a friend of mine here will attest to, I hope they are putting drops/ ointment in his eyes as well, for if he recovers we wouldn't want him to suffer from dried out damaged corneas either. That is a whole other ball of wax to contend with.
Hope someone in England reads this.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Pax Vobis on January 27, 2025, 08:00:59 AM

Quote
In response yesterday to someone who had visited him and reported that "doctors [had] stopped treatment" after having declared his condition "irreversible" ... that most doctors are bungling idiots
Yeah, american doctors are clueless.  "Well, we don't have a test for that, nor a drug, so there's nothing I can do."  :facepalm:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 27, 2025, 08:10:05 AM
Yeah, american doctors are clueless.  "Well, we don't have a test for that, nor a drug, so there's nothing I can do."  :facepalm:

I have years of experience where doctors almost NEVER even look for, much less are able to find, the actual underlying root causes of varoius symptoms.  Per the Rockefeller allopathic medicine in the US (not sure about UK), they don't dig too deep, but there's also a presssure from the business side of medicine where they don't want to take the time to look into things too deeply.  5-minute visit on average increases profit margin.  You have this symptom?  OK, well, try this drug and if it doesn't work make another appointment (so we can charge the insurance again).  And then of course, the next time you visit many weeks later, the context of the entire visit is lost (despite some cryptic and probably illegible scratch notes they may have made in your file).

Of course, I'm speaking here more about the false pretentions of certain knowledge here, where they really have no clue about how certain things work.  If you dig into even some of the drugs they prescribe, you'll see on many of them that the "mechanism of action is unknown".  They have no idea how it works.  While not really knowing how various complex body functions work, or how certan disease progress, they nevertheless copy this air of certainty, having created the perception of authority and knowlege by donning the white lab coat.  They've been "studying" cancer and cures for cancer, with untold billions of dollars at their disposal, and still don't really know how it works or have any idea how to cure it.  I won't digress, but that's because they're philosophically excluding the most likely causes of cancer right out of the gate.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Meg on January 27, 2025, 08:12:48 AM
From Fr. Chazal:

Death of Sigfried
It should be made mandatory footage in the coming days...
Anyways, the bishop is responsive to auditive signs, moves hands and feet and tries to make the sign of the cross.
As a consequence, if he parts, it will be having us in his mind and prayers and blessings.
He was struck on the Conversion of St Paul, as he is both a convert and a great expert on St Paul, and today is St John Chrysostome... but your prayers are already working well; so my friends, if he has still his head with him, a kind Providence could see him back, despite the pessimism of the doctors.
fc+

As Fr. Chazal says, our prayers are working well. We should keep them up, for continued improvement. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 27, 2025, 08:24:02 AM
If he is just in palliative care, they will not be doing anything to treat him progressively- just comfort measures and maintenance. That's what palliative care is. Maybe they can change that status if they see he is improving on his own- I don't know.
Forget my post above. He will not be getting any aggressive treatment on palliative care.
If I were sitting in the room I would be careful to monitor the pain medication. He may be on a morphine or versed( midazolam) drip, especially if he is on a ventilator. Palliative care is into pain management.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 27, 2025, 08:54:29 AM
So, the next question is whether it was done out of an evil hatred for Bishop Williamson, hoping that it would dissuade people from praying for his recovery, or for the slightly-less-evil intention of trolling those who genuinely care about His Excellency by creating chaos and havoc among them.

I doubt that most of extreme haters of Bishop Williamson have that much belief in the power of prayer.  I find it far more likely that this was an attack on those who care about him.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: andy on January 27, 2025, 09:02:09 AM
This is a disturbing reference.  The mythic character Siegfried was killed by being stabbed in the back by one who pretended to be a friend.
Those speculations and noise on this thread are equally disgusting. I plead with you all to shut up, except for essential info.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: ThatBritPapist on January 27, 2025, 09:09:22 AM
Thank you for the post.  So, I think most of the disinformation all leads back to the same source, that one post.  I was on the fence about whether the post was made by someone who had reacted emotionally to the prognosis of His Excellency's imminent death with a certain amount of despairing cynicism, conflating the prognosis of certain death with death itself ... or whether it was made by some wicked hateful individual out of malice toward Bishop Williamson and/or his "followers" (i.e. those who care about him).

I did a bit of digging and found that the original post was made on a site called telegra.ph ... and this leads me to believe that the post was malicious.  So, this would appear to be a domain set up PRECISELY to be falsely associated with the well-known Telegram, similar to how phishing scams work ... except that on telegra.ph, anyone can post anything with complete anonymity.  So the deliberate intent to remain anonymous, which intent is contradicted by the content of the message where the poster lists that lady's name (i.e. if you wished to post anonymously for a legitimate reason, you wouldn't put your name on it) ... suggests that it was done by a malicious troll.

So, the next question is whether it was done out of an evil hatred for Bishop Williamson, hoping that it would dissuade people from praying for his recovery, or for the slightly-less-evil intention of trolling those who genuinely care about His Excellency by creating chaos and havoc among them.

At the end of the day, I smell a Jew ... given that His Excellency is most hated by them, whereas it would only be other Traditional Catholics who would even understand much less disagree with the nuances of a theological disagreement that to an outsider would be entirely incomprehesible, and no Traditional Catholic would pull such a stunt.
100% Agreed.

If you look at the Original Wikipedia source it is indeed the Telegram screenshot. To be honest I really do believe it was the enemy who is doing this and Fr Abraham told me yesterday the exact same thing.

I do think however it is likely some edgy teenage edgelord who hates the SSPX and Resistance so he made it for the sake of causing confusion and dismay
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: ThatBritPapist on January 27, 2025, 09:13:23 AM
As a friend of mine here will attest to, I hope they are putting drops/ ointment in his eyes as well, for if he recovers we wouldn't want him to suffer from dried out damaged corneas either. That is a whole other ball of wax to contend with.
Hope someone in England reads this.
When I was there, they didnt put ointment in his eyes as his eyes were pure shut... He really did look like a saint.
They did keep him hydrated however
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 27, 2025, 09:48:10 AM
100% Agreed.

If you look at the Original Wikipedia source it is indeed the Telegram screenshot. To be honest I really do believe it was the enemy who is doing this and Fr Abraham told me yesterday the exact same thing.

I do think however it is likely some edgy teenage edgelord who hates the SSPX and Resistance so he made it for the sake of causing confusion and dismay

Right, and it's not quite "Telegram", but as soon as people see a URL starting with "telegra", their minds immediately "complete the word" by thinking "Telegram".  I went to that site, telegra.ph and could make a post there without any account and with total anonymity.

So, it's hard for me to believe that anyone professing to be a Traditional Catholic would dare to do something so low-class as to troll people regarding the death or impending death of Bishop Williamson.  I consider that to be a grave sin.  I do think it's someone who "hates" Bishop Williamson, but the question is what they "hate" him for, and what degree of "hatred" would inspire someone to do something this grave.  I can only think of the h0Ɩ0cαųst religion cultists (aka Jews).  I just don't think whether a debate about whether we should attempt to reconcile with Rome or now would occasion that degree of hatred.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 27, 2025, 09:48:21 AM
When I was there, they didnt put ointment in his eyes as his eyes were pure shut... He really did look like a saint.
They did keep him hydrated however
It would be a good practice to have them put in some lubricating ointment or drops every 4-8 hrs. They can open the lid to insert. 
If Bishop does recover, believe me he will appreciate it.
Thanks for responding
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 27, 2025, 09:52:32 AM
It would be a good practice to have them put in some lubricating ointment or drops every 4-8 hrs. They can open the lid to insert.
If Bishop does recover, believe me he will appreciate it.
Thanks for responding

You do seem to know quite a lot about this ... perhaps you should be there.  
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Everlast22 on January 27, 2025, 10:23:23 AM
I just got a prayer chain email 2 days ago saying he was "dead'. I wish people wouldn't do this.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Viva Cristo Rey on January 27, 2025, 10:30:58 AM
I was at the Hospital with Bishop Williamson by his bedside till the night (still in pallative care) yesterday.
I won't share all the details as I am not in position this early to say anything, but I will say all the disinformation on twitter has been disgusting. Such a distinguished Pious Bishop should not have lies let alone a false announcement of his death
Thank you, for being there for Bishop Williamson.  When you see him, tell him we were praying for him and were asking for him.  
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 27, 2025, 10:32:40 AM
Thanks Lad, but not possible - I wish I could. I love the Bishop as we all do.
I can be a pain on details like this- ask my family and friends. I'm quite annoying to them! it's just that over the years I have been paying attention to what most people overlook merely by being snowed by the medical establishment.

I don't know how the British medical system operates- I suspect they are quite rigid and compliant with their euthanasia styled policies even more than the US if that's possible.
When I was a nurse in the 1980's we actually tried to save people.

In the early 90's there was  subtle but obvious change with promotion of the DNR . I went back to work in ICU and couldn't believe that lack of aggressive care that 5 years before was standard. Apparently this was system wide.

The nurses in the 80's needed to know ventilators, total lab evaluation, reading cardiac outputs and swan ganz. arterial lines CVP and ICP monitoring, balloon pumps  - so much technical information for the patient and that was in just a small community ICU. After the 80's this intensity of treatment dropped significantly at least for me -even in NYC where I worked for a while. Don't get me wrong, most nurses are great but the culture has changed. Medicine is both corporate and dictated by the government.

Overall I am NOT a fan of palliative care ( although I'm sure there is a limited place for it) or Hospice. While it all sounds 'nithe", there is too much acquiescence to the "goal" of a comfortable death over the possibility of maintaining life even if there are indications for it. The NO Consiliar church is very much involved in palliative care- it gives me the creeps.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Viva Cristo Rey on January 27, 2025, 10:46:31 AM
We just came back from visiting a friend who is in hospital.  He is in his 90’s and they put him on morphine.  He felt nauseous and the nurse just shoved a container on him.  My thought is the morphine is making him feel sicker. 

I noticed that the hospital didn’t have windows which could open for fresh air.  Hospital food not that healthy either.  

I think dying at home is better.  



Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Everlast22 on January 27, 2025, 10:49:28 AM
We just came back from visiting a friend who is in hospital.  He is in his 90’s and they put him on morphine.  He felt nauseous and the nurse just shoved a container on him.  My thought is the morphine is making him feel sicker.

I noticed that the hospital didn’t have windows which could open for fresh air.  Hospital food not that healthy either. 

I think dying at home is better. 
My mother was a hospice nurse. I can tell you  for sure morphine, slowly kills elderly. Morphine should only be used for acute deadly wounds or sicknesses. Period.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Viva Cristo Rey on January 27, 2025, 10:51:48 AM
I pray that Bishop Williamson gets better and out of the hospital. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 27, 2025, 12:37:15 PM
I pray that Bishop Williamson gets better and out of the hospital.

Yes, wouldn't that be something, given not only the troll job but also the consistent message we've heard from the doctors (as reported even by reliable sources) that his death was inevitable within a day or a few days at most.  Of course, may God's will be done.  If Bishop Williamson passes away, God has His reasons, and they're always for everyone's best, including that of His Excellency.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: St Giles on January 27, 2025, 12:46:00 PM
We just came back from visiting a friend who is in hospital.  He is in his 90’s and they put him on morphine.  He felt nauseous and the nurse just shoved a container on him.  My thought is the morphine is making him feel sicker.

I noticed that the hospital didn’t have windows which could open for fresh air.  Hospital food not that healthy either. 

I think dying at home is better. 
I wonder if someone I knew receiving care at home was killed by whatever medicine they were giving. When the medicine wore off, they were lively, but grouchy with pain. With medicine, they were practically lifeless, barely breathing.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Matthew on January 27, 2025, 01:08:58 PM
So Bishop Williamson is at the center of controversy, being attacked by some, and the target of lies, misunderstandings, and misinformation.
The Internet and Media is propagating untruths about the Bishop and his status.

I'd say it's ironic, but it's actually the exact opposite of ironic. Eminently appropriate, actually.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Meg on January 27, 2025, 01:32:00 PM
100% Agreed.

If you look at the Original Wikipedia source it is indeed the Telegram screenshot. To be honest I really do believe it was the enemy who is doing this and Fr Abraham told me yesterday the exact same thing.

I do think however it is likely some edgy teenage edgelord who hates the SSPX and Resistance so he made it for the sake of causing confusion and dismay

Hopefully it is just an edgy teenager, but the situation doesn't surprise me at all.

I recall Bp. Faure saying some 8-10 (maybe longer) years ago that the Resistance is attacked from two sides - from the left, by the liberals who seek reconciliation with modernist Rome, and also from the right, by some sedevacantists (as we see on this forum).

So the resistance gets it from both sides, caught in the middle, so to speak. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Minnesota on January 27, 2025, 01:44:11 PM
I initially had hoped that it wasn't malicious, but when I look at telegra.ph, one can go on there and start posting with no account needed, no name to attach to it, no email, nothing. I posted something on there myself to confirm (https://telegra.ph/Test-publishing-anything-on-Telegraph-01-27), and suspicions were right. Seems as if anyone can post there, no strings attached.

Add to that the odd English grammar for someone who ostensibly works for a prior in Britain and whose boss is a highly-educated Cambridge graduate... something is not adding up. It may just be someone being an idiot or getting wrong information, but something is not adding up.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 27, 2025, 03:53:58 PM
What I assumed about him being on a ventilator was incorrect . Please forgive my assumptions. 
You can go to TruthUnchained on telegraph for recent updates
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Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 27, 2025, 04:18:07 PM
I meant telegram not telegraph 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: jersey60 on January 27, 2025, 04:35:22 PM
For what it’s worth…Traditio.com is standing by the following regarding His Excellency:

     THE TRADITIO FATHERS REPLY>>> A death announcement has been issued 
by Regina Martyrum House, Broadstairs, Kent, in the United Kingdom, which 
was Williamson's episcopal home base.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Seraphina on January 27, 2025, 04:37:57 PM
For what it’s worth…Traditio.com is standing by the following regarding His Excellency:

    THE TRADITIO FATHERS REPLY>>> A death announcement has been issued
by Regina Martyrum House, Broadstairs, Kent, in the United Kingdom, which
was Williamson's episcopal home base.
Please stop! This has already proven to be fake. Traditio is not a particularly reliable site. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Emile on January 27, 2025, 04:45:41 PM
It's totally understandable that emotions are running high about this, but we all know better than to put any stock in 2nd, 3rd, 4th.....50th hand reports. This isn't meant as a jab toward any individual, it's just that it's becoming quite the ridiculous spectacle and I doubt that it is helping anyone.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Meg on January 27, 2025, 04:56:51 PM
Please stop! This has already proven to be fake. Traditio is not a particularly reliable site.


Agreed. And Traditio is known to be against +W.

One just has to do a google search to confirm this. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 27, 2025, 07:58:36 PM
For what it’s worth…Traditio.com is standing by the following regarding His Excellency:

    THE TRADITIO FATHERS REPLY>>> A death announcement has been issued
by Regina Martyrum House, Broadstairs, Kent, in the United Kingdom, which
was Williamson's episcopal home base.

OK, while I'm no fan of Traditio.com, this is completely wrong and unfair to them ...

If you look at the link, they add this right beneath the headline (in fairly large bold type) ...
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NOTA BENE. As of early 01/27/25 there are contradictory reports circulating: (1) that Bishop Williamson is not dead, but is unconscious and unresponsive; (2) that he is unconscious and minimally responsive. In either case, the doctors have reportedly suspended treatment and given him only a day or two to live. As further information becomes available, we shall report it here.


Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 27, 2025, 07:59:48 PM

Agreed. And Traditio is known to be against +W.

One just has to do a google search to confirm this.

And some of you jumped right onto the bandwagon to attack without bothering to spend 30 seconds to click the link and investigate whether this accusation was true.

Then you layer some additional slander on top, claimng Traditio is "against" Bishop Williamson.  They're against SSPX, but have been positive toward him ever since he split off from them, despite your false assertion that one need merely do a Google search to confirm, a search which you evidently did not perform.

This is what he writes beneath the above clarification regarding the conflicting reports.

Doesn't sound like he's all that "against" Bishop Williamson (copied directly from Traditio.com and keeping his formatting) ...
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Williamson was just short of his 85th birthday. It is entirely fitting that Our Lord should have taken him on the Double Major Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, as Williamson was himself a convert from Anglicanism and himself converted many souls.
Bishop Williamson consecrated eight bishops for the Traditional Catholic Movement:
  • Jean-Michel Faure (2016)
  • Tomas Aquin (2017)
  • Gerardo Zendejas (2017)
  • Giacomo Ballini (2020).
  • Paul Morgan (?2023, in pectore)
  • Michal Stobnicki (?2023, in pectore)
  • perhaps two more in pectore
On June 23, 2011, Bishop Williamson, who was at the time in the midst an imbroglio with Bernie Fellay, then Superior General of the Neo-Society of St. Pius X, took the time to write the TRADITIO Fathers, conveying his "respect for you and your work on the TRADITIO site." That imbroglio with Fellay finally led to Williamson's abandoning the Neo-SSPX because it had strayed from the Traditional Catholic principles of its founder, Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, and had made overtures to join the apostate Newchurch of the New Order
Although Bishop Williamson has disappointed many Traditional Catholics by not taking on the mantle of SSPX Traditional Catholic Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre and vigorously carrying on the Archbishop's work in contrast to Fellay's Neo-SSPX, which fell away from those principles, Williamson was a very decent man and did much for the Traditional Catholic movement.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: KirklandWater on January 27, 2025, 08:29:20 PM
Does anyone have a clue who that "Miss. Madelyn" was from the post that announced +W's death?
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Meg on January 27, 2025, 08:37:29 PM
And some of you jumped right onto the bandwagon to attack without bothering to spend 30 seconds to click the link and investigate whether this accusation was true.

Then you layer some additional slander on top, claimng Traditio is "against" Bishop Williamson.  They're against SSPX, but have been positive toward him ever since he split off from them, despite your false assertion that one need merely do a Google search to confirm, a search which you evidently did not perform.

This is what he writes beneath the above clarification regarding the conflicting reports.

Doesn't sound like he's all that "against" Bishop Williamson (copied directly from Traditio.com and keeping his formatting) ...

Okay....thanks for the correction. I appreciate it.

But at least I didn't insist that the plug should be pulled on the *vegetative* Bp. Williamson, like someone else here did recently.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: jersey60 on January 27, 2025, 09:24:25 PM
My sole intent in the posting from Traditio.com was strictly for informational purposes only and not to add to any confusion regarding the accuracy of his current condition . I think Lad did a better job than I could have clearing the air on my post. 
May God continue to Bless Bp. W!
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 27, 2025, 10:00:11 PM
Does anyone have a clue who that "Miss. Madelyn" was from the post that announced +W's death?
I actually did some searches on "Madelyn" combined with various other words.  I could not find any trace of a person with that name associated with Regina Martyrum House.  Of course, that does not prove anything.  On the other hand, I have no evidence that such a person even exists.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Godefroy on January 28, 2025, 02:59:04 AM
(https://i.imgur.com/QxbyssB.png)
From the Civitas UK Telegram Channel. This morning 28th of January, is of course London time. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: ThatBritPapist on January 28, 2025, 05:19:13 AM
(https://i.imgur.com/QxbyssB.png)
From the Civitas UK Telegram Channel. This morning 28th of January, is of course London time.
We were told less than 24 Hours when I saw him on Sunday so it is a blessing he is still here.

I will say when I saw him his breathing did change so I don't know how valid this is 

Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Pax Vobis on January 28, 2025, 07:39:44 AM

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OK, while I'm no fan of Traditio.com, this is completely wrong and unfair to them ...
It's absolutely fair and they are completely wrong.  Their headline is factually untrue, even if they added corrections.  If they know there are conflicting stories, then you TAKE THE HEADLINE DOWN altogether.  That's journalism 101.  And charity 101.


But in the world of click-bait, in the world of rumors-first, truth-second, they kept up the unconfirmed headline.  They deserve all the criticism they get.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: justG on January 28, 2025, 09:22:37 AM
We were told less than 24 Hours when I saw him on Sunday so it is a blessing he is still here.

I will say when I saw him his breathing did change so I don't know how valid this is
It is a blessing for you to be there and for him to not be alone.  

I wonder if he has been allowed to live these past days in order to unite all of us together in prayer for this man who has done so much for us and the Church.  
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: ThatBritPapist on January 28, 2025, 12:34:41 PM
It is a blessing for you to be there and for him to not be alone. 

I wonder if he has been allowed to live these past days in order to unite all of us together in prayer for this man who has done so much for us and the Church. 
Thank you very much, I think the very much especially how a lot of people I’ve known in the past Pro Williamson and not visit him to pay homage and pray for him. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 28, 2025, 12:42:13 PM
It's absolutely fair and they are completely wrong.  Their headline is factually untrue, even if they added corrections.  If they know there are conflicting stories, then you TAKE THE HEADLINE DOWN altogether.  That's journalism 101.  And charity 101.


But in the world of click-bait, in the world of rumors-first, truth-second, they kept up the unconfirmed headline.  They deserve all the criticism they get.

Say what you want, but there's no malice here toward Bishop Williamson, as people here have slandered them with.  In fact, they wrote in very positive terms about him in the write up.  Whether or what reason they left the original headline up and added a note, whether it's how their website works or is structured, or for whatever reason, it's not due to any kind of malice where they're somehow TRYING to perpetrate fraud by making people think Bishop Williamson had already died.  There's no indication of such malice or ill will.  I've seen that before on their website, where past content tends never to change, even if they later need to make an update.  Not sure why that is, but it's most certainly not being done for malicious reasons.

For all that everyone here keeps attacking Traditio for lack of charity, in this case the tables are turned, where they're being charitable, but you're attacking them uncharitably.

I don't agree with them, especially with their nonsense about how the 1962 Missal is "Half Novus Ordo", but I'm not going to slam someone over something relatively trivial with extreme vitriol and hostility because I don't like something else they did.

People do the very same thing with the Dimonds, where the hate them so much that they attack them even when they're doing something good or positive.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 28, 2025, 12:44:56 PM
We were told less than 24 Hours when I saw him on Sunday so it is a blessing he is still here.

Yes, we've "been told" lots of things.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Pax Vobis on January 28, 2025, 12:57:38 PM

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Say what you want, but there's no malice here toward Bishop Williamson, as people here have slandered them with.  

1) You can't know there's no malice.
2) They deserve criticism for false info/horrible journalism.  Malice or not, they are a news site and when they make a mistake, they deserve criticism.  Journalistic integrity is part of their job.


Quote
In fact, they wrote in very positive terms about him in the write up.  Whether or what reason they left the original headline up and added a note, whether it's how their website works or is structured, or for whatever reason, it's not due to any kind of malice where they're somehow TRYING to perpetrate fraud by making people think Bishop Williamson had already died.  There's no indication of such malice or ill will.  I've seen that before on their website, where past content tends never to change, even if they later need to make an update.  Not sure why that is, but it's most certainly not being done for malicious reasons.
They shouldn't act like a news service, if they can't figure out how to run a website. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 28, 2025, 01:05:29 PM
Yes, we've "been told" lots of things.
It is really hard to predict the details of a specific death, even if there are lots of generalizations one can make.  I was able to care for both of my parents in their final months and was with them as they died.  I learned that there are recognizable signs of the body shutting down and identifiable stages, but the exact timing still boils down to a guess.   
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 28, 2025, 02:12:42 PM
It is really hard to predict the details of a specific death, even if there are lots of generalizations one can make.  I was able to care for both of my parents in their final months and was with them as they died.  I learned that there are recognizable signs of the body shutting down and identifiable stages, but the exact timing still boils down to a guess. 

Well, I was adding in the stuff that was fake and/or speculative also, where there's been strange soup of information, guesses from the doctors, speculation from individuals, and probably some of the old "telephone game" rumor alterations.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 28, 2025, 02:14:52 PM
They shouldn't act like a news service, if they can't figure out how to run a website.

So they don't act like a news source ... but even refer to it as "Daily Commentaries".  It's mostly a link or brief report of something going on followed by a rant :laugh1:.  I've never mistaken them for a news source.  I thought of it as a daily rant.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 28, 2025, 02:24:41 PM
Although I regret publicly speculating as to the circuмstances  of the Bishop's condition earlier; I was influenced by the fact that the initial reports stated that he was on life support ( which involves mechanical ventilation) and which apparently he was never on, and encouraged by Fr Chazal's message that he had purposeful cognitive function which to me meant there was potential for a level of recovery.  Just like the fog of war, there is a fog involved when information is spotty at best.
I apologize if I gave anyone an unwarranted false impression. It was not my intention. 
I am very shaken by the Bishop's impending death ( his eternal reward) and was 
motivated by my affection for him. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Pax Vobis on January 28, 2025, 02:57:13 PM

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So they don't act like a news source ... but even refer to it as "Daily Commentaries".
You know what I mean.  They post stuff as if they have 'inside info'.  They have lots of viewers to their site.  They have to take this responsibility of reporting info seriously.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Matthew on January 28, 2025, 03:02:16 PM
People do the very same thing with the Dimonds, where the hate them so much that they attack them even when they're doing something good or positive.

I don't *hate* the Dimonds.

Imagine a huge cruise liner sinks, and there are lifeboats floating all over in the aftermath. There is one "group" that controls a certain number of the lifeboats, and there is ample, irrefutable evidence that this group has cannibals on over 50% of their lifeboats. (Or, if cannibals is too crazy, let's say there's evidence they have thrown person(s) overboard for "pragmatic" reasons like not enough supplies, food, etc.)

I would seek another lifeboat. I would head for another one that DIDN'T have a proven track record of hosting cannibals onboard -- or die trying.

This Crisis in the Church is like weeks or months aboard a physical lifeboat -- not minutes. This Crisis is a long haul deal. It's a marathon, not a sprint. If we hang with the wrong group (that goes too far), we are liable to NOT BE CATHOLIC when this thing is over. That would be a total fail. "You had one job, lifeboat!" to keep us alive until rescued. Ditto for Trad lifeboats. They have ONE JOB: to keep us balanced, sane Catholics with an intact Catholic Faith and Catholic Sense when this whole mess is sorted out.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 28, 2025, 03:03:09 PM
Well, I was adding in the stuff that was fake and/or speculative also, where there's been strange soup of information, guesses from the doctors, speculation from individuals, and probably some of the old "telephone game" rumor alterations.
I am rather annoyed with myself for passing on the initial (probably malicious) fake death announcement.  On the other hand, given how widely spread it was, it would have ended up here eventually.  It was probably useful to have it identified as false early on.  And we can hope that being publicly wrong will help me to develop humility. (but don't hold your breath ;))

But, other than that message, pretty much everything else that made its way here has been well-intention, coming from people who love and respect Bishop Williamson.  Even the Gospels, which are all true accounts of Christ, have differences between them because they come from different perspectives.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Gray2023 on January 28, 2025, 03:19:36 PM
You know what I mean.  They post stuff as if they have 'inside info'.  They have lots of viewers to their site.  They have to take this responsibility of reporting info seriously.
Are you asking for a lot?  Name an organization that currently does a good job at this. 

I am not sure good honest reporting has happened in a long time.  Everyone seems to have their own personal angle and agenda.  I know I am making rash generalizations, but this is clouded by my disappointment of society in general.

Have you taken a step to maybe help with their web design?  Maybe they don't have the man power to fix it easily.  Maybe it is just easier to add addendums.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Pax Vobis on January 28, 2025, 04:18:50 PM
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Are you asking for a lot? 
No.  If you have hundreds of followers, you have a duty to fact-check things, before sharing info.  Duh.

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Name an organization that currently does a good job at this.
So if everyone is bad at it, then it makes it ok?  Stop with the 4th grade logic.

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I am not sure good honest reporting has happened in a long time.  Everyone seems to have their own personal angle and agenda.  I know I am making rash generalizations, but this is clouded by my disappointment of society in general.
Yes, you're making all kinds of generalizations.  Journalism 101 - confirm your stories.  How would one do this?  Contact the Resistance and/or +W's website and ask if he's dead, before posting he is.  This isn't rocket science.

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Have you taken a step to maybe help with their web design?  Maybe they don't have the man power to fix it easily.  Maybe it is just easier to add addendums.
Maybe they are just lazy.  If they figured out how to post the original message, they can figure out how to delete it.  If not, then don't run a website.

Do people not realize that spreading rumors (to hundreds or thousands of people) is simply gossip on a grand scale? 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Gray2023 on January 28, 2025, 04:54:54 PM
No.  If you have hundreds of followers, you have a duty to fact-check things, before sharing info.  Duh.
So if everyone is bad at it, then it makes it ok?  Stop with the 4th grade logic.
Yes, you're making all kinds of generalizations.  Journalism 101 - confirm your stories.  How would one do this?  Contact the Resistance and/or +W's website and ask if he's dead, before posting he is.  This isn't rocket science.
Maybe they are just lazy.  If they figured out how to post the original message, they can figure out how to delete it.  If not, then don't run a website.

Do people not realize that spreading rumors (to hundreds or thousands of people) is simply gossip on a grand scale?
Yes but gossip is what our society is about.  It is just the world we live in.

If it bothers you soooooo much then do something.  If you try and it fails it is not on you, but to keep complaining on a site that can't do anything. Well....:facepalm:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 28, 2025, 05:00:10 PM
The most recent message from Truth Unchained is "The Bishop is in extremis. Please pray hard for him."  It might not be the best time for debating journalism best practices.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Plenus Venter on January 28, 2025, 05:08:51 PM
(https://i.imgur.com/InBBZIl.png)
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Gray2023 on January 28, 2025, 06:25:56 PM
Sorry.  Continued prayers for Bishop Williamson. :pray::pray::pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: WorldsAway on January 28, 2025, 07:24:22 PM
Yes but gossip is what our society is about.  It is just the world we live in.

If it bothers you soooooo much then do something.  If you try and it fails it is not on you, but to keep complaining on a site that can't do anything. Well....:facepalm:
That's ridiculous. Traditio has apparently been running for over 30 years. They know how to run a website, they should know how to change the title of a post. You think they are going to give access to their site to some rando who wants to make sure their information is accurate? Get a grip
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Gray2023 on January 28, 2025, 07:30:21 PM
That's ridiculous. Traditio has apparently been running for over 30 years. They know how to run a website, they should know how to change the title of a post. You think they are going to give access to their site to some rando who wants to make sure their information is accurate? Get a grip
Start a new thread.  MORE PRAYERS FOR BISHOP WILLIAMSON.:pray::pray::pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: ElwinRansom1970 on January 28, 2025, 07:36:53 PM
Sub tuum præsidium confugimus, Sancta Dei Genitrix. Nostras deprecationes ne despicias in necessitatibus nostris, sed a periculis cunctis libera nos semper, Virgo gloriosa et benedicta.

:pray::pray:  :incense:   :pray::pray:

Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: SimpleMan on January 28, 2025, 07:38:32 PM
That's ridiculous. Traditio has apparently been running for over 30 years. They know how to run a website, they should know how to change the title of a post. You think they are going to give access to their site to some rando who wants to make sure their information is accurate? Get a grip

Not really related, but one quirk I have noticed on TRADITIO, is that whomever does the writing, speaks of "J.R. Biden" and "N.E. Peℓσѕι", whereas he normally refers to people by their Christian names in tandem with their surnames.

I get the impression that "the TRADITIO Fathers" are trying to avoid using names of Christian saints (in this case Joseph, and I am assuming that "Nancy", though a given name, is a diminutive of "Anne" or "Agnes"), more to the point, not referring to pro-abortion-choice politicians in a way that would tie them to a Catholic saint.  I can't think of any other explanation.  (Note, use of initials and last name is also a common Russian convention.)

Some people go by their initials, most notably J.D. Vance (full name James David), but Biden and Peℓσѕι definitely do not.

Anybody else ever notice this on TRADITIO?
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 28, 2025, 07:39:59 PM
Sub tuum præsidium confugimus, Sancta Dei Genitrix. Nostras deprecationes ne despicias in necessitatibus nostris, sed a periculis cunctis libera nos semper, Virgo gloriosa et benedicta.

:pray::pray:  :incense:  :pray::pray:

THIS ^^^

Let's stop getting sidetracked on attacking Traditio.  Who cares, really?
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Plenus Venter on January 28, 2025, 07:41:53 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ul_yAKJvXQ
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 28, 2025, 07:48:55 PM

Litany for the Dying

Lord, have mercy.
Christ, have mercy.
Lord, have mercy.

Holy Mary, pray for him.
All ye holy Angels and Archangels, pray for him.
All ye choirs of the Just, pray for him.
Holy Abel,  pray for him.
Holy Abraham, pray for him.
Saint John Baptist, pray for him.
Saint Joseph, pray for him.
All ye holy Patriarchs and Prophets, pray for him.
Saint Peter, pray for him.
Saint Paul,  pray for him.
Saint Andrew, pray for him.
Saint John, pray for him.
Saint Jude, pray for him.
All ye holy Apostles and Evangelists, pray for him.
All ye holy Disciples of Our Lord, pray for him.
All ye holy Innocents, pray for him.
Saint Stephen, pray for him.
Saint Lawrence, pray for him.
All ye holy Martyrs, pray for him.
Saint Sylvester, pray for him.
Saint Gregory, pray for him.
Saint Augustine,  pray for him.
Saint Basil,  pray for him.
Saint Ambrose, pray for him.
Saint Francis of Sales, pray for him.
Saint Bonaventure, pray for him.
All ye holy Bishops and Confessors, pray for him.
Saint Benedict, pray for him.
Saint Francis of Assisi, pray for him.
Saint Dominic, pray for him.
Saint Ignatius, pray for him.
Saint Philip Neri, pray for him.
Saint Camillus de Lellis, pray for him.
Saint John of God, pray for him.
All ye holy Monks and Hermits, pray for him.
All ye holy founders of Religious Orders, pray for him.
Saint Mary Magdalene, pray for him.
Saint Lucy, pray for him.
Saint Scholastica, pray for him.
Saint Teresa, pray for him.
Saint Clare, pray for him.
Saint Angela Merici, pray for him.
Saint Jane Frances de Chantal, pray for him.
All ye holy Virgins and Widows, pray for him.

All ye men and women, Saints of God, intercede for him.

Be merciful, spare him, O Lord.

Be merciful, graciously hear us, O Lord.

From Thy wrath, deliver him, O Lord.
From the peril of death, deliver him, O Lord.
From an evil death, deliver him, O Lord.
From the pains of hell, deliver him, O Lord.
From all evil, deliver him, O Lord.
From the power of the devil, deliver him, O Lord.

O Lord, deliver him, deliver him.
Through Thy Nativity, deliver him.
Through Thy Cross and Passion, deliver him.
Through Thy Death and Burial, deliver him.
Through Thy glorious Resurrection, deliver him.
Through Thine admirable Ascension, deliver him.
Through the graces of the Holy Ghost the Paraclete, deliver him.
In the day of Judgment, deliver him.

We sinners beseech Thee to hear us.

That Thou spare him,  beseech Thee to hear us.

Lord, have mercy. Christ, have mercy.

Let us pray: We beseech Thy clemency, O Lord, that Thou wouldst vouchsafe so to strengthen Thy servants in Thy grace, that, at the hour of death, the enemy may not prevail over them, and that they may deserve to pass with Thy angels into everlasting life. Amen.





Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: pnw1994 on January 28, 2025, 07:52:26 PM
Not really related, but one quirk I have noticed on TRADITIO, is that whomever does the writing, speaks of "J.R. Biden" and "N.E. Peℓσѕι", whereas he normally refers to people by their Christian names in tandem with their surnames.

I get the impression that "the TRADITIO Fathers" are trying to avoid using names of Christian saints (in this case Joseph, and I am assuming that "Nancy", though a given name, is a diminutive of "Anne" or "Agnes"), more to the point, not referring to pro-abortion-choice politicians in a way that would tie them to a Catholic saint.  I can't think of any other explanation.  (Note, use of initials and last name is also a common Russian convention.)

Some people go by their initials, most notably J.D. Vance (full name James David), but Biden and Peℓσѕι definitely do not.

Anybody else ever notice this on TRADITIO?
No offence but it’s really difficult and frustrating to figure out what’s going on with His Excellency when 3/4 of the posts in this thread are either unrelated minutia or infantile arguments. Can we PLEASE keep this thread restricted to direct updates or prayers relating to Bishop Williamson. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 28, 2025, 08:13:44 PM
PRAYER FOR THE SOULS IN THE AGONY OF DEATH

ETERNAL Father, by the love Thou bearest toward St. Joseph,
who was chosen by Thee from among all men to exercise Thy
divine fatherhood over the Thy Son made Man, have mercy on
us and upon all poor souls who are in their agony.

Our Father . . . Hail Mary . . . Glory Be . . .

ETERNAL Son of God, by the love Thou bearest toward
St. Joseph, who was Thy most faithful guardian upon earth,
have mercy on us and upon all poor souls who are in their agony.

Our Father . . . Hail Mary . . . Glory Be . . .

ETERNAL Spirit of God, by the love Thou bearest toward
St. Joseph, who guarded with such tender care most holy Mary,
Thy beloved spouse, have mercy on us and upon all poor souls who are in their agony.

Our Father . . . Hail Mary . . . Glory Be . . .

Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: SimpleMan on January 28, 2025, 11:16:10 PM
No offence but it’s really difficult and frustrating to figure out what’s going on with His Excellency when 3/4 of the posts in this thread are either unrelated minutia or infantile arguments. Can we PLEASE keep this thread restricted to direct updates or prayers relating to Bishop Williamson.
Quite right.  I hesitated posting this for that very reason. 

I shall say an extra prayer for Bishop Williamson right now.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Philip on January 29, 2025, 02:51:56 AM
The latest update on the 'Truth Unchained' Telegram site, posted 8:45am GMT:

The Bishop is still hanging on so please keep up all your prayers.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Stubborn on January 29, 2025, 04:39:28 AM
:pray::pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Philip on January 29, 2025, 02:17:15 PM
A further update has just been posted on the 'Truth Unchained' Telegram site at 20:12 GMT:

'The Bishop remains peaceful and has not declined further during the course of the day.'
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: ThatBritPapist on January 29, 2025, 02:26:57 PM
Just a message from Bishop Williamson Lay Secretary:

“But no more visitors from now on, please. The Bishop needs to die peacefully.”
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: justG on January 29, 2025, 03:49:41 PM
I've debated posting this, because I don't want to refer anything to myself, but, for the sake of edification and for the glory of God:  all things are possible, even healing that looks to be inconceivable. Jesus raised souls from the dead.  And, God in His mercy, saved me when I was in the hospital for nearly four months, nearly dead several times over.  By all accounts, I should have died, not only from the illness, but from all that was done to me by 'medicine.'  The prayers of many people and the miraculous intercession of the saints (truly) saved me from death and I have no real issues to this day.  I don't understand why.  Anyway, perhaps it is the will of God to allow His Excellency to suffer this type of martyrdom and to teach us perseverance in prayer.  There is no need to rush either his death or his recovery.... we just need to keep praying til one or the other is accomplished. 



Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 29, 2025, 04:35:53 PM
Just a message from Bishop Williamson Lay Secretary:

“But no more visitors from now on, please. The Bishop needs to die peacefully.”

And we're sure this is not yet another hoax?  Given the early malicious disinfo, I have to wonder about everything now, as this could be calculated to keep people away.  Seems especially strange, since it appears to contradict the other reports that His Excellency has actually stabilized, is breathing on his own, etc.  Are we sure there's at least someone at his side there would would prevent any funny-business?  Wouldn't surprise me if a certain representative of the Chosen People wouldn't enlist the services of a nurse (for a modest stipend) to hasten His Excellency's departure from this life.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 29, 2025, 04:52:14 PM
Just a message from Bishop Williamson Lay Secretary:

“But no more visitors from now on, please. The Bishop needs to die peacefully.”
That is an odd statement coming from a secretary. She could have said we are limiting the amounts of visitors at this time, or we are keeping visitors to a minimum, or something to that effect.
Oh well, no further comment.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 29, 2025, 05:17:34 PM
From  Truth unchained just now:

"The Bishop appears to have just entered the very last moments of his life""

Mercy
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 29, 2025, 05:28:20 PM
That is an odd statement coming from a secretary. She could have said we are limiting the amounts of visitors at this time, or we are keeping visitors to a minimum, or something to that effect.
Oh well, no further comment.

A fairly common thing that happens as people are dying, is that they can't let go of life while they have friends or loved ones in the room with them.  My mother was like this.  She hovered on the point of death until I left the room for a moment.  For what it's worth, I understood the comment as referring to this sort of situation.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Gray2023 on January 29, 2025, 05:33:01 PM
And we're sure this is not yet another hoax?  Given the early malicious disinfo, I have to wonder about everything now, as this could be calculated to keep people away.  Seems especially strange, since it appears to contradict the other reports that His Excellency has actually stabilized, is breathing on his own, etc.  Are we sure there's at least someone at his side there would would prevent any funny-business?  Wouldn't surprise me if a certain representative of the Chosen People wouldn't enlist the services of a nurse (for a modest stipend) to hasten His Excellency's departure from this life.
The post was strange.

Maybe they meant lay visitors. I have heard that +Zendejas is there.  Would he really have left already?
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 29, 2025, 05:43:32 PM
According to the Truth unchained telegram thread-

Bishop Richard Williamson died tonight at 11:23pm GMT
His final agony was only a matter of minutes.

Beacon of Truth
Devout Apostle of our Lady and her Rosary
True Son of Archbishop Lefebvre

Requiescat in Pace

Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Jaynek on January 29, 2025, 05:44:43 PM
Réquiem ætérnam dona ei Dómine; et lux perpétua lúceat ei . Requiéscat  in pace. Amen.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Geremia on January 29, 2025, 05:48:22 PM
Truth unchained telegram
https://t.me/truthunchained
tg://resolve?domain=TruthUnchained
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Geremia on January 29, 2025, 05:48:53 PM
🙏
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: josefamenendez on January 29, 2025, 05:51:22 PM
(https://i.imgur.com/3cH6RTv.png)
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: pnw1994 on January 29, 2025, 05:55:12 PM
My family owes His Excellency an unimaginable debt of gratitude for his help over the years/decades. Moreso, so many of the Priests who have been so intimately involved in our lives were formed under His Excellency and ordained by him. A giant in every sense of the word.

Thank you, Your Excellency, for everything.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: ElwinRansom1970 on January 29, 2025, 06:06:15 PM

Réquiem ætérnam dona ei Domine et lux perpétua lúceat ei. Réquiescat in pace. Amen.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Ladislaus on January 29, 2025, 06:13:34 PM
:pray: :pray: :pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Gray2023 on January 29, 2025, 06:21:27 PM
:pray::pray::pray:  Requiescat in pace! :pray::pray::pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: AGeorge on January 29, 2025, 06:23:50 PM
May he now be in the house of His Master, whom he loved so much. Requiem Aeternam....
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Plenus Venter on January 29, 2025, 06:26:12 PM
Thank you My Lord! May you rest in peace and pray for us.
Pie Jesu Domine, dona ei requiem sempiternam.

(https://i.imgur.com/DUwk0Fd.png)
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: richard on January 29, 2025, 06:26:28 PM
:pray::pray::pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Matthew on January 29, 2025, 06:27:25 PM
Requiescat in Pace

:pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson RIP
Post by: Marie Teresa on January 29, 2025, 06:28:30 PM
Requiem aeternam dona ei, Domine, et lux perpetua luceat ei.  Requiescat in pace. Amen.   (https://ecp.yusercontent.com/mail?url=https%3A%2F%2Fstatic.xx.fbcdn.net%2Fimages%2Femoji.php%2Fv9%2Ftad%2F2%2F16%2F1f622.png&t=1738196847&ymreqid=7c75d021-5a9c-1990-1c6b-c9001a016f00&sig=gnR5HAE6SJ6J5sNkNVrDEw--~D)

Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Stubborn on January 29, 2025, 06:29:12 PM
:pray::pray::pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: justG on January 29, 2025, 06:34:51 PM
Rest in peace, dear Bishop Williamson.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson + RIP, January 29, 2025
Post by: Twice dyed on January 29, 2025, 06:39:13 PM
What a special conversion he had! An interview not too long ago where he described the moment when he finally accepted Catholicism...he was postponing for several years. He was teaching his students that only the Catholic Church really had all the truth...but he kept hesitating...
     As H.E. explained that moment, he was sobbing on account of the extraordinary grace of his conversion. He said, very emotionally: " It was the Rosary...It was Our Lady...".

Today is also the Feast of St. Francis de Sales , Bishop, and  Patron of Catholic WRITERS.

+ R.I.P.:pray:

The end of an era.






Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Miseremini on January 29, 2025, 06:39:55 PM
:pray::pray::pray:

(https://i.imgur.com/xNriUuQ.jpeg)
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Aleah on January 29, 2025, 07:29:04 PM
On the feast of Saint Francis De Sales.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Mr G on January 29, 2025, 07:40:48 PM
Former SSPX Bishop Richard Williamson dies at age 84 - LifeSite (https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/former-sspx-bishop-richard-williamson-dies-at-age-84/?utm_source=most_recent&utm_campaign=usa)

(LifeSiteNews (https://www.lifesitenews.com/)) — Bishop Richard Williamson died today at the age of 84 in a British hospital surrounded (https://x.com/TheWMReview/status/1883651497654972924) by close friends (https://x.com/TheWMReview/status/1883845324483231831) and clergy following an unexpected brain hemorrhage last Friday. His Excellency was administered (https://x.com/CatholicResist/status/1883128351298359431) Last Rites by an assistant priest at his residence in Broadstairs, England immediately after the incident.  
According to an update given on social media (https://t.me/s/truthunchained) by those close to him, Williamson died at 11:23 p.m. GMT, and his “final agony was only a matter of minutes.”
Williamson was one of four traditional Catholic priests consecrated by French Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre (1905-1991) and Brazilian Bishop Antônio de Castro Mayer (1904-1991) in 1988. 48-years-old at the time, Williamson — who was Lefebvre’s initial choice to be consecrated alone — was one of four auxiliary (https://fsspx.org/en/sspxs-bishops-30963) bishops consecrated for the Society of St. Pius X. Spanish priest Alfonso de Galarreta, now 67, Swiss priest Bernard Fellay, now 66, and French priest Bernard Tissier de Mallerais, who passed away last year (https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/sspx-bishop-tissier-de-mallerais-dies-at-age-79/) at the age of 79, were consecrated along with him. 

See link above for the rest of the story
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Vincancino on January 29, 2025, 07:49:15 PM
Que nuestro Señor lo tenga en su gloria. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Geremia on January 29, 2025, 08:06:58 PM
The most influential contemporary trad bishop on my spiritual life. Requiescat in pace. Amen.

May another great bishop, St. Francis de Sales, intercede for his soul today. 🙏
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: ThatBritPapist on January 29, 2025, 08:17:41 PM
(https://i.imgur.com/sslCUBG.jpeg)

Dear Bishop Williamson,
Thank you for everything.
Merci
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Bl Alojzije Stepinac on January 29, 2025, 08:39:46 PM
One more heroic disciple of archbishop Lefevbre is gone. :'(


Requiem aeternam dona ei, Domine, et lux perpetua luceat ei.  Requiescat in pace. Amen

Pokoj vječni daruj mu Gospodine, i svijetlost vječna svijetlila njemu.
Amen. 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Seraphina on January 29, 2025, 10:41:36 PM
:incense::pray: May +Bp. Williamson be right now in the Presence of Our Lord Whom he loved so much. Rest In Peace, dear +Bp. Williamson. Pray for us! :pray::incense:

He is missed already. If not for His Excellency, I’d not be Catholic today. That is no exaggeration. Back in 2005, H.E. gave me an hour and a half of his time—on the same day as I first encountered him, the first day I “stumbled” upon Traditional (True!) Catholicism. Prior to that, I didn’t know it existed. God prepared my heart and converted me. +Bp. Williamson showed me the way. We exchanged many emails over the ensuing years. There is so much more I could say but that can wait. Please intercede for me, dear +Bp.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Kephapaulos on January 29, 2025, 10:51:36 PM
:pray::incense:

Requiem aeternam dona ei, Domine. Et lux perpetua luceat ei. Requiescat in pace. Amen. 

I really wish I would have been able to meet him, but I did receive kindly and well guiding email response from him about a year ago. I printed it out since it is a keeper. 

As he always would say, and as I should more often do, pray the fifteen decades everyday! 
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Philip on January 30, 2025, 01:00:44 AM
Requiescat in pace.
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Minnesota on January 30, 2025, 01:42:10 AM
A very holy and brilliant man. Will forever be missed!
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: AMDGJMJ on January 30, 2025, 05:10:34 AM
I have great memories of him...  May he rest in peace.  :pray::pray::pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Dominic on January 30, 2025, 12:12:03 PM
Requiescat in pace. :pray:
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: Mr G on January 30, 2025, 04:33:35 PM
A Short Tribute to Bishop Williamson R.I.P. – Ecclesia Militans (https://ecclesiamilitans.com/2025/01/30/a-short-tribute-to-bishop-williamson-r-i-p/)
Title: Re: Bishop Williamson in the Hospital
Post by: alaric on January 30, 2025, 05:08:56 PM
A true warrior for the True Faith.

RIP Bishop, thank you.