Sensus Fidelium - Fr Ripperger

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My goodness!! Of course they are “in accord” with Rome. They are excellent and faithful priests.

Here are some words to the wise: get in the habit of not believing everything you read and hear. Verify everything. Do your own research. Think for yourself. Don’t be a lemming.
 
Thanks for the words to the wise. What do you think I was doing but researching. Lemming, Really???
 
I’m just going to put it out there that it’s possible to like traditional stuff, but also not care for the internet personas of celebrity priests who like it too.
 
I worry a lot about the “Internet personas” of priests (and other professions).

It seems like quite a number of the EWTN priests or “Internet celebrity” priests fell from grace at some point. One has to wonder if the public acclaim went to their head a little bit. I think many if not most or all of them were basically holy, well-meaning men at least to start - I do not get the impression they were just cold-blooded psychos in it to get famous.

I was a fan of Police Chief Oliver of Brimfield, Ohio before he fell off the pedestal too. It’s a shame, especially considering he came from a dysfunctional family and became a police officer because he looked up to them and found them reassuring in the face of what he was having to deal with.

We really need to pray very hard for anyone who gets a big Internet following, and the more so for priests. The devil sees they are reaching a lot of people and tries extra hard to bring them down.

It seems to me to be rather a miracle that Mother Angelica stayed so down to earth in the face of her celebrity. To me, that’s a sign that she will one day be a great saint. I hope it won’t take too long so I can see her canonized.
 
I have never heard Fr. Ripperger say anything sketchy in his sermons that I’ve heard. I think people also mistake criticisms of actions that took place after Vatican II or wanting clarification in some of the documentation as not recognizing the validity of the council, but this is not true.

I do think it’s helpful when Catholic blogs or channels do give a summary or statement of where they stand with Rome, including the papacy and Vatican II. This is a good example of a traditionalist Catholic blog that explains who they are and makes a statements about their standings and their intentions to be loyal sons of the Church.
http://www.unamsanctamcatholicam.com/home/about-us.html
 
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He’s in communion with Rome, I believe. As a matter of fact, Sensus Fidelium has a video on YouTube titles The Heresy of Sedevacantism. His talks on exorcism are interesting.
 
He has a good talk that explains clearly the Catholic position on Tradition and Vatican II
 
Other than his take on Pokemon and Nintendo I love fr ripperger more than anything on the internet. The guy is on fire.

Gabiafterhours was good when I was new but sensus fidelium keeps me going.
 
You’re much more devoted than I am. I’d love to go to the EF regularly, but I complain that it’s 45 minutes away from me.
 
OH, that would be really convenient for me now!

Btw, the priest who says the TLM every week who was 4 hours away has been reassigned, so I don’t know which praise he’s in, or if he’s still saying the TLM.
 
All my info is screened through his Nihil Obstat as far as I’m concerned. He is one of the paramount spiritually inspired thinkers of this age. I have all of his articles sent through the Confraternity of St. Peter. BTW: He has nothing against the NO rite and is an advocate of peace in the Church. So is Bsp Lefebvre. If he was alive I’d lend a keen ear to his reasoning as well.
 
The conference rooms for his e-articles seem to all have deplorable acoustics. I would like someone to bring a microphone to those who are asking questions as I can hardly hear them. Also the acoustics are not aided by the crying of babies, not that I object to having them there.
 
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How else are they going to reach a wide audience? The average diocese in USA, with a small handful of exceptions, is not chockablock with traditionalists. They all go on the Internet to find each other.
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We are ever growing and will be back on top (God willing) within my lifetime.
 
Hey everyone! It’s extremely cool to see I am a topic on the CA site.
  1. yes, I am in union with Rome. My brother just got ordained by the FSSP in May and is stationed at St Alphonsus’ in Baltimore. I moved from South Carolina to Denver to be at a FSSP parish. Best move I’ve ever made.
  2. every single priest I post is in union with Rome. I have FSSP, ICK, diocese, missionaries of St. John the Baptist, Fr Ripperger of the Dolorans fathers, etc. I also feature Ryan Grant who has translated golden books of our past like St Bellarmine & St Alphonsus of mediatrix press
  3. nobody on the channel rejects V2 and like previously posted there are issues especially with the interpretation of many acting like the church began that day. Pope St John XXIII is said to beg to stop the council when dying & Pope Paul VI remarked the smoke of Satan somehow got in. Most think the council changed the mass but if you read the first document of V2 which is on the mass it never said anything about what we see in most parishes today.
I’ve started a website (same name with for us) that has even more to grow in piety.

My contact info is on the page as well if you want to ask me any questions

God bless!
ad Iesum per Mariam
Steve
 
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