As I’m sure you’ve seen, there is a lot of news coming out
in both national and Catholic media outlets about discussions between Rome and
the Society. Too often these blog posts and news reports take the form of
sensationalism, gossip, rumor-mongering, etc. and seem to have as an aim to put
undue pressure on those charged with leading the Society.
I understand that many may come to different conclusions,
but I don’t think anyone would argue that we can use different facts to come to
those conclusions. For this reason, I’m encouraging you to join the Society’s email list. Regardless of what side of the fence people
fall on, the current news and information on events between Rome and the
Society is certainly historic. For that reason, the email list will deliver
official Society information and commentary as it becomes available on any
breaking news, new articles, events, etc.
2 comment(s):
As an activist in the traditional Catholic movement for over 35 years, I have to wonder, with all due respect, why you would run ads for the Novus Ordo publications, the National Catholic Register and the Ignatius Press, which are totally beholden to that Modernist "church" that emerged from Vatican II. (I posted, imprudently, on the NCR website a few weeks ago, using my full name, and had it almost immediately removed by the webmaster who then left on his site an inflammatory post against my post by someone using only a first name. I will make no more posts using my full name on any site in the future unless I am sure I have a level playing field, which the NCR does not provide.)Also there is a huge contradiction in your attending "traditional" chapels attached to Medernist Rome and your attending SSPX chapels. I would hope that you will find your way by placing your talents in the interest of the true Catholic Church, which exists completely outside the official structures of Modernist Rome and outside those "traditional" groups that recognize today's Rome as legitimate.
If people would donate more I could remove ads to Ignatius or the NCR but as it stands, my donations are not larger enough to make up for the needed revenue from those sources.
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