Month: April 2014

The Resistance has been accused by the SSPX of leading their supporters to Sedevacantism.

There is a fairly new variation that is infecting some French priests who leave the SSPX. They take the position called ”non una cum”, and, although they do not consider themselves to be Sedevacantist, they do not pray for the Pope in the Canon of the Mass. This is a contradiction in terms.

They have many supporters in France and, it appears, in Quebec. Due to their numbers, they present an attractive option to wearied, battle-scarred priests who leave the SSPX and wonder where they will get their next meal.

Since the goal of the Resistance is to stick to the proper Catholic Teaching, as passed on by Archbishop Lefebvre, we have to reject the “non una cum” position. When a priest offers to say Mass for us, we have to be clear on where he stands on this issue. If he gets this point wrong, then what are the odds that he accepts fully the rest of the proper Catholic Teaching?

Attached is a document sent by the Quebec Resistance which addresses this problem. We fully support the position outlined in this document and invite all to read it. The first part of the document is in French, the English translation follows.

The practical implication is that although Sedevacantists are welcome to come to our Mass, provided they remain polite about their views, we cannot welcome Sedevacantist (or “non una cum”) priests to say Mass for us.

Here is a reprint of an article written by Don Luigi Villa, which appeared in the December 1998 Issue (#301) of “Chiesa Viva”, about the horrible crucifix erected in September 1998 in the Italian province of Brescia.  On that occasion, Pope John Paul II praised Pope Paul VI on the centenary of his birth.  This same crucifix fell down on April 24, 2014 and crushed a man, who lived on a street named after Pope John XXIII, taking a picture beside it.  It is very interesting that the crucifix falling down took place on the same day that a preview of a news report indicated that Pope Paul VI could be beatified in October 2014.  A sign of Our Lord’s anger?

The article is reprinted courtesy of The Apostolate of Our Lady of Good Success.

We at the Our Lady of Good Success Mission wish you all a most blessed Easter!

For pictures of His Excellency Bishop Richard Williamson’s visit to St. Joseph’s Benedictine Monastery in Columbia, please click on this link:

http://benedictinosdesanjose.blogspot.mx/2014/04/visita-de-mons-williamson-al-monasterio.html

Here are two books that demonstrate why Popes John XXIII and John Paul II ought not to be canonized by Pope Francis on April 27, 2014:

Pope John XXIII

Pope John Paul II

Source:

Our Lady of Good Success Apostolate