Monday, 23 July 2012

Rome-SSPX: "They've got to get rid of Bishop Fellay" - Richard Williamson calls for open revolt

The sad tragedy of Bishop Richard Williamson continues with his call to "get rid of Bishop Fellay". Williamson said his comments within the context of his hopes for the General Chapter of the SSPX; that there would be a revolt and consequent removal of Bishop Fellay. 


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9 comments:

  1. Young Canadian RC Male23 July 2012 at 20:09

    This is just laughable. He already got banned from the Chapter and stripped of his office. However it seems that his general "anti-pathy" of Fellay has reached the general chapter. comments and reports, especially the latest leaked letter from the Secretary General (July 18, 2012) with conditions for acceptance of canonical status, shows that Fellay has caved into the general chapter's demands.

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  2. Freyr24 July 2012 at 06:57

    The sad tragedy of Williamson is that you feel it necessary to mention him at all. A quick review of the stats reveals that 58 of 244 blog entries have been about the SSPX. Your coverage of the SSPX rivals that of American celebrity rags covering the sordid details of a marriage breakup. I think we can set the bar a tad higher.

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  3. Barona24 July 2012 at 07:35

    The issue of SSPX regularization or not, is, I would argue, one of the most important things facing the Church today. We will either have a formal schism, or, a return into the fold which will add a very needed dynamic. Williamson is "important" due to his ability to perpetuate schism, and his ability to goad on those who hanker for schism...

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  4. Freyr24 July 2012 at 07:57

    First, Williamson's ability to perpetuate schism is in direct proportion to his exposure in the media and his ability to attract followers. I suggest denying him a platform might be helpful. As for the SSPX, the entire process might go a bit easier if there were not a constant barrage of media leaks. Witness has participated in these leaks and it's not helping. We are not waiting in prayerful anticipation of some breakthrough in negotiations. We are hanging on every rumor, leaked letter and snatch of gossip. Nothing we do apart from prayer can influence these negotiations.

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  5. Barona24 July 2012 at 08:56

    I cannot speak for others; I can say that my posts on Williamson are to shine the light of day on his schismatic attitude - not to gossip etc.

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  6. Young Canadian RC Male24 July 2012 at 10:52

    Looks like I smell a schism here on Witness and Barona's going to be the Williamson lol!

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  7. Freyr24 July 2012 at 12:08

    Schism... hardly. I have been arguing with Barona for more years than I can easily count.

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  8. Young Canadian RC Male24 July 2012 at 12:34

    lol! If there was a "Like" button such as with Facebook, I'd push it for your comment Freyr.

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  9. Barona24 July 2012 at 14:29

    Freyr is hanging on every rumor... of schism??

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