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#Sspx australia how to

Main Concerns The SSPX: its view on the current situation of the Church and its unique answer on how to 'Restore all things in Christ' Open submenu of Main Concerns.Founder Who was Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre? - A man of the Church, missionary, founder of the SSPX - a man who helped preserve the tradition of the Church after Vatican II.Almost 50 years of tremendous growth despite weaknesses, failures, opposition and set backs History The history of the SSPX: a work of God's Providence.

Organization The structure of authority of the SSPX, the practical organization of the members into various divisions and its essential works.Mission What does the SSPX want to achieve? A unique religious community within the Church, integrally promoting and preserving the treasures of Catholic tradition around the world.The few pockets of resistance remaining are incapable of stopping, or even just hindering, the communist enslavement of the world. The sterilisation of the SSPX stopped the last great source of grace and blessings for the world. There is no further important organisation to stand against the onslaught of the forces of evil in the form of the atheistic communist conquest of society. Every priest that has remained in the SSPX after its capitulation has decided explicitly, or at least tacitly, to accept this new orientation of the SSPX. Wegner, former US District Superior, once boasted that he had made deals with forty US bishops, all of whom were modernist Conciliar liberals.Ĩ. The ordinands are willing to compromise on the truth, and eagerly work with and submit to the modernist diocesan bishops. Modernism and liberalism have been promoted in the seminaries. For the last fifteen or more years the seminaries of the SSPX have not been giving the seminarians the doctrinal formation to combat the modern errors. The SSPX has grown weary and fatigued and laid down its arms. Archbishop Lefebvre never wearied of the fight, He was already retired when he realised that he had to take up arms in a new battle against the Conciliar Church. They never weary, never grow tired of the battle. Pagliarani’s letter – this is not the case with the saints. They made reparation quietly in their chapel.Ħ. Daniel Themann, SSPX District Superior of Australia, forbade members to make a public protest against some very public worship of Satan in Queensland. It can no longer defend the rights of Our Lord Jesus Christ. The SSPX cannot say these things because it has capitulated and been silenced. Archbishop Viganò is finding plenty of new things to say about the errors of the Conciliar Church. Is the response to Amoris Laetitiae complete? If the SSPX has nothing new to say, it is because it has ceased to combat Vatican errors.ĥ. There is much new to say as the Pope continues to draw new errors out of the documents of Vatican II. In fact, the SSPX is not speaking against the errors of Vatican II. The SSPX will just continue to speak, presumably repeating old arguments, against the errors of Vatican II. There is no doctrinal battle left to wage. Pagliarani makes the spiritual life primary, saying: “Our combat is to allow Our Lord Jesus Christ to be the axis of our spiritual life, the source of all our thoughts, all our words and all our actions.”Ĥ. Pagliarani reduces the fight to “the spiritual life.” For Archbishop Lefebvre the reign of Our Lord Jesus Christ came first, and bringing spiritual life to souls was a necessary by-product of that primary aim. The SSPX is now with Vatican II and the Conciliar Church, against the “Resistance” movement.ģ. Pagliarani mentions nothing about the errors of Vatican II. The apostasy is centred and headquartered in the Vatican.

The post-Conciliar Popes implemented the teachings of the Council. Rome is the source of all the errors of faith, doctrine and morals that the SSPX fought against. Yet, if there had been no Vatican II, there would have been no need for the SSPX. Pagliarini barely mentions the Second Vatican Council. Pagliarani does not answer his own question.Ģ. Pagliarani asks: “Is the flame (‘that of a fearless charity’) received from our Founder still alive? Exposed to a crisis indefinitely prolonged in Church and world, is this precious torch not in danger of faltering and weakening?” – However, in his letter Fr. Edward MacDonald, “Resistance” priest in Australia, wrote a valuable commentary on that letter, summarised here below –ġ.

Last November Fr Pagliarani, SSPX Superior General, wrote a letter to commemorate the 50 th Anniversary of the founding of the Society.