Interview with Fr. Rostand, Part 2

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Part 2 of interview with Fr. Arnaud Rostand (SSPX) concerning the current discussions with the Holy See:

gloria.tv/media/300906

An interesting (paraphrased) quote from the interview:
Our positions on the questions of religious liberty and ecumenism are public and are well known. We will never compromise on these things.

 

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Today 12:37 pm
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Interview with Fr. Rostand, Part 2
Part 2 of interview with Fr. Arnaud Rostand (SSPX) concerning the current discussions with the Holy See:

gloria.tv/media/300906

An interesting (paraphrased) quote from the interview:

Our positions on the questions of religious liberty and ecumenism are public and are well known.* We*** will never compromise on these things.
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Really…who does the “We” include? All SSPX bishops, priests, religious, laity, etc.? That is a critical and key definition IMHO

Pope B-XVI, I believe is doing the best thing…I believe led by the Holy Spirit…he is giving those who want full communion with Peter (Pope) and The Catholic Church… will a have a viable way/path…those who don’t…well they can press on in their own splintered heretical group…they will eventually go into the dust bin of history…like the Old Catholic Church…old age and lack of new blood will make the dinosaurs just looking for the correct time in history to become extinct.

I know and believe that SSPX and their excommunicated Archbishop founder…had some very valid points and arguments about Vatican II stuff…and if they had stayed “inside”…in communion…the reform of the reform would have happened a long time ago…but disobedience and breaking communion?..just how does one expect to draw close to Obedience and Communion Himself…a person…Our Lord Jesus Christ…by being disobedient and breaking communion. Also…trying to take over the Holy Spirit’s “mission” to lead and guide the apostolic Church into all truth in His way and in His timing…not theirs…must have “tightened” the Holy Spirit’s “jaw”!

Pax Christi

 

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Really…who does the “We” include? All SSPX bishops, priests, religious, laity, etc.? That is a critical and key definition IMHO

Pope B-XVI, I believe is doing the best thing…I believe led by the Holy Spirit…he is giving those who want full communion with Peter (Pope) and The Catholic Church… will a have a viable way/path…those who don’t…well they can press on in their own splintered heretical group…they will eventually go into the dust bin of history…like the Old Catholic Church…old age and lack of new blood will make the dinosaurs just looking for the correct time in history to become extinct.

Give the breakaway SSPX as much time as the Old Catholic Church has had in being separated from Rome, and their chapels will soon have gay “marriages” witnessed by women “priests,” too.

 

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Give the breakaway SSPX as much time as the Old Catholic Church has had in being separated from Rome, and their chapels will soon have gay “marriages” witnessed by women “priests,” too.

That was both uncharitable and disgustingly hatefull. While you may disagree with the premesis of the SSPX concerning V-II, if you knew anything at all about the Preists, Bishops and Faithful within the SSPX you would know without any question that the desecrations you described are anathema to them, And the entire church. Please post on issues rather than fomenting hate towards a group of Catholics whom you clearly do not understand.

 

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That was both uncharitable and disgustingly hatefull. While you may disagree with the premesis of the SSPX concerning V-II, if you knew anything at all about the Preists, Bishops and Faithful within the SSPX you would know without any question that the desecrations you described are anathema to them, And the entire church. Please post on issues rather than fomenting hate towards a group of Catholics whom you clearly do not understand.

Not hate or uncharity, sorry you had judged it that way. It was just a simple statement on how quickly and how far afield morally a church can go when it chooses to separate from the Church, using the OCC as an example, who saw themselves as the self-appointed guardians of tradition.