Open Letter to Bishops Fellay,
de Galaretta, Tissier de Mallerais and Williamson
by Brian McCall
Rome, Italy—15 May 2012: Your Excellencies: As a Catholic layman I
humbly write to you at this most critical moment in the history of
our Church which may well appear in retrospect to have presented one
of the greatest challenges to the work of the great Archbishop
Lefebvre. The spiritual wellbeing of my family lies in the hands of
the priests of your Society, and so I approach you as a son might
approach his father—with devotion and urgent supplication.
Up until now I have not written publicly about the ongoing
negotiations between the Society of St. Pius X and the Vatican. I
believe it to be prudent to follow the principle of saying very
little concerning matters about which one knows even less. Although
your Excellencies have made known in general terms the essence of
the two-year doctrinal discussions and the practical proposals of
the Holy See over the past eight months, the details nevertheless
remain undisclosed. What has been made public in recent days, alas,
is a serious division among yourselves concerning the Society’s
official response to the proposals presented by the Roman
authorities since September 2011. I therefore write these words to
implore each of you to use all of your natural and supernatural
gifts to prevent any personal disagreements from turning into a
public split within the Society of St. Pius X...MORE>>>
What about Hispanic
Traditional Catholics?
Priest
Says Latino Children Can’t Kneel for Communion
by Michael Fuller
With all the vindications of tradition coming from Rome these
days—from the liberation of the Latin Mass to the crackdown of the
LCWR nuns with all their ideas of what the Catholic Church should be
doing—it is little wonder that certain hyper-liberal forces in the
Church are starting to become panicky, even frightened, that just
maybe the Catholic laity will actually begin opening their eyes to
what has been happening for the last 40-something years. Hope is one
of the theological virtues, of course, and Pope Benedict XVI has
given traditionalists a lot to hope for. We can see that at least
superficially things may be starting to turn around...MORE>>>
Turning
Backs to God
by David Martin
Mass Facing the People:
"A Turning Away From God"
...
Msgr. Klaus Gamber
In
contemplating the spiritual blight of these last times, due
consideration must be given to the liturgical reform of Vatican II
since this was the hub that set into motion a new order of
liturgical chaos that has all but extinguished the Faith
and bedimmed the planet...MORE>>>
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