Bishop of Buffalo Thinks SSPX are Sedes

[Hollyhock18]

"What has The TLM ever done to YOU, Buffalo? Oh yes! this is what it has done to you:

*Given you countless other Saints throughout History whom we constantly invoke to help us today;
*Blessed your Catholic Ancestors' by the Traditional Sacraments, including most of our parents' & grandparents' weddings and funerals, as well as you who belong to the 'over-50' crowd's Baptisms and First Holy Communions;
*Taught true faith and morals through a depth of devotion and beautifully written Mass that lifts the mind and heart from the street instead of dragging the common street into The Mass;
*Given you The Holy Sacrifice of The Mass of Our Lord on Calvary, without which there can be no Resurrection, rather than a mere community-event;
*Given you awesome, indescribably beautiful churches built by the hands, sweat, and sacrifices of your ancestors to give honor and utmost Glory to God; the same churches you are praying and fighting to keep open and in most cases, loosing today;
*Given you altars centering Christ where He belongs in His churches, pointed to is Heavenly Father by a crucifix placed high over it;
*Given you Pope Benedict XVI who was present at Vatican II, and now has given full freedom to all who wish to assist at The TLM and Sacraments, as well as opening up a church dedicated to it in Rome.....and infinitely more..."

Personally, this sounds "sede" to me. Acting like saints and ancestors were part of a different church than exists today.

 

[cunctas_haereses]

If those saints and ancestors came back from the past to the present day, and walked into 100 different post V2 churches to witness the liturgy, and then walked into one TLM, where do you think they'd feel most at home? Which one would be the Catholic Church to them, and which one would be an unfamiliar alien?

Nothing 'sede' about it. 

[phaley]

If those saints and ancestors came back from the past to the present day, and walked into 100 different post V2 churches to witness the liturgy, and then walked into one TLM, where do you think they'd feel most at home? Which one would be the Catholic Church to them, and which one would be an unfamiliar alien?

Nothing 'sede' about it. 

Amen, bro.

[Texican]

 the area tows the line of the late John Paul the Great

Who?

Pope John Paul II, otherwise known as John Paul the Great to many who had a particular devotion to him.  We shall see his sainthood in our time.

"The Great" what?

[Scipio_a]

  Also, an Opus Dei priest told my wife Abp. Lefebvre recanted on his deathbed!

I howled out loud.  These guys make great entertainment.  Unfortunately watching them and their antics reminds you of how many souls they must be winning for the Devil, very sad.

[Scipio_a]

Pope John Paul II, otherwise known as John Paul the Great to many who had a particular devotion to him.  We shall see his sainthood in our time.

Yeah, if they're still running his "saint" factory.  If we do see it in our time it will be recinded just as he did to St. Christopher.  Then later he will no doubt be put in a poor light, I mean, kissing the Quran? come on dude, aint nobody sainting that for real.

[CrusaderKing]

 the area tows the line of the late John Paul the Great

Who?

Pope John Paul II, otherwise known as John Paul the Great to many who had a particular devotion to him.  We shall see his sainthood in our time.

No, we will not. If he were ever Canonized, they would have to un-Canonize many other Popes and Saints, as he oftentimes did the opposite of what they did.

http://athanasiuscm.blogspot.com/2008/04/john-paul-great.html

http://www.remnantnewspaper.com/Archives/archive-pope%20errs.htm

The article in the Remnant is wrong on a minor point or two, but is overall, correct. 

[Underdog]

John Paul the Most Awesomest EVER

 ROTFLOL! 
You know, we were so blessed to have him that in southern Louisiana (where he has a huge cult following) nearly every tombstone in the Catholic cemeteries bears the Freemasonry symbol.

[Scipio_a]

 

Pope John Paul II, otherwise known as John Paul the Great to many who had a -----particular------ devotion to him.

I think you mean "peculiar"