It is a prominent feature of the Society’s US chapels as well. The desire to remain “as is” is strong elsewhere besides the UK, I assure you. Bogle’s analysis: he is clearly quite knowledgeable and articulate about the Faith. I misunderstood, then, this article, since I thought this was a new development. I’m sure the “resistance-to-nothing” crowd, of which the above comment bears the same odor, will be having a big picnic over this. You might want to have a look at this (link to “Resistance” website removed).”
When one looks at the level of collaboration between the SSPX and the various dioceses (delegation for marriage, for example), there is no conciliar resistance to a neutered SSPX. This is all smoke and mirrors to pretend that the SSPX is still traditional, so the liberals must resist them. The greatest enemies of Tradition therefore support the regularization, regardless of there lip service to the contrary. The best thing Rome can do to crush what tradition remains in it is to regularize the Society (“Regularization carries within itself its own internal dynamism.what is important is that there no longer be resistance.” -Fr.
“What you say was true 20 years ago, when the SSPX was still traditional, but no longer. Reading the comments below the video are pretty disturbing, esp.
Perhaps Pope Francis is deliberately downplaying it.Īt any rate, I hope it is true, and I hope even more that the Society and its faithful will accept regularization. If you look at the SSPX USA website, for example, not a word of this. Bogle, rather than from either the Vatican or the SSPX, so I hesitated before sending Editor the link. For their Catholic principles the sisters continue to suffer as witnessed during the Rome pilgrimage when they were denied permission to have the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass offered in any of the Roman churches-a circumstance that contradicts Archbishop Pozzo's view of the current situation of Rome with the SSPX.I thought it was rather strange that this announcement came from Mr. The Dominican Teaching Sisters of the Holy Name of Jesus of Fanjeaux was one of the first religious congregations to resist the Modernist New Mass. With the beautiful singing of the Dominican sisters and their students in the background, the video filmed during their recent pilgrimage to Rome shows through on-the-spot interviews of the Mother Superior, SSPX priests, various sisters, students and even alumni, the purpose of the teaching sisters and the importance of the Eternal City. See the fruits of a traditional congregation of Dominican teaching sisters and the Catholic education they provide to girls.Īt, an inspiring video about the Dominican Sisters of Fanjeaux has just been published with English subtitles: SSPX-related Dominican Sisters of Fanjeaux in Rome.
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