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First of all.  Godefroy, why did you post this?

Did any of you notice the veiled woman or the relic on the table?

And as for his experience you would have to talk to him to know what exactly he was experiencing.

If he was having a realization of how bad his sin was and how much Jesus sacrificed for us, then his tears could make sense.

And for all of you who are completely void of compassion,  shame on you.  You will be judged as you judge others.

Alright, so, I've read that the saints wept when they said their Masses and paused and went into extasies (Philip Neri, John Vianney, even St Thomas Aquin). Padre Pio even trembling and weeping during the consecration, ... However, given how the charismatic movement has permeated the new liturgy, I am inclined to not be in awe at this. My first reaction was "O brother..". His actions seem saturated in emotions which a priest is not supposed to succuмb to, especially during the Mass. Remember that this is the abominable new mass, a protestant liturgy. It would not have been surprising if two women ministers came up behind him to catch him when he swooned.

If I can trust the AI summaries of his recently posted sermons, you hear more of the modern slush "you don't have to do anything, you don't have to change who you are, God loves all of you..." i.e. Luther's "Faith alone saves".

Also, a quick google search shows that the Archdiocese of Minneapolis/St Paul frequently hosts events with the charismatics Pentecostalist groups & holds interreligious meet ups. "Community of Christ Redeemer" Emmanuel Community", "Fire on the Hill monthly vigils and healing events". The Archdiocese has an office dedicated to it "the CCRO - Catholic Charismatic Renewal Office". We know that charismatic activities invite the devil in.