I wish traditional Catholic groups would stop attacking each other. It's been going on since the 70's and is not helping anyone other than our Blessed Lord's enemies. Thank you for posting this talk.
There's a difference between will and knowledge. The things either happened or they did not happen. It's only possible to go forward once the whole story is known and there are no disagreements. A person interested in knowledge would ask: Did it happen? And if it did, then how to deal with it? A person interested in willpower only sees a desire to influence or a desire to disagree or a desire to fight. In other words, he's not interested in truth. To call a story an attack is a false accusation and makes things even more difficult.
I have a weird memory from 1969. I was 6 years old when the doorbell rang. I answered the door and a woman asked for my mother, so I stepped away from the door and yelled for her (being 6 years old that was the kids ways of doing things...lol) and went back to sitting on the living room floor. Come to find out it was my aunt at the door. What I remember from the conversation is my mother commenting on my aunts yellow dress and asked her if she got out of the convent. My aunt replied (in a 60’s style of hip lingo), “No sis, it’s Vatican II, get with the program! “. Then she added something to the effect that they don’t wear those old habits anymore because they were out of date. How very sad for my aunt and the fact that she ended up leaving the convent and turned totally modern.
30+ years ago I did the UNTHINKABLE. I met and talked to CMRI laypeople in Columbus Ohio and a CMRI priest. I was at the time a parishioner of an SSPV chapel. I graduated from the SSPV high school in Cincinnati. I discovered that the CMRI expressed the SAME Faith as I was taught by the SSPV fathers. I have been devoted to the CMRI ever since. I have dedicated my life to bringing the different factions together. Think of the force we would be.
Janette Davis The greatest congregational hold out again New Order Church you will find. Check out thier website, or click my picture, I have many CMRI sermons.
Sean, I agree we need to unite the SSPV and the CMRI. Do you think the only way that would be possible is if we had the CMRI agree to conditionally be consecrated by SSPV bishops? Or what do you think the solution for unity is?
@@kennethdobbs1803 I don't think that would work, because all CMRI clergy and all parishoners of the CMRI believe their sacraments to be valid, as do I, and to have all clergy and parishoners receive conditional sacraments, seems like you're denying that they're valid. God Bless you.
I knew Mother Agnes when she was Sister Agnes. She’s just as wonderful in person. I have a great picture of her holding a basketball in the parish hall at St Mary’s
Ovaltine Jenkins I’ve been going to Mass there for several years. I started going to a CMRI parish in 1982 and the Mass was still the same there then as it is today as it was prior to Vatican II. When Schuckhardt was there there was a different dress code for women and people didn’t turn their backs on the tabernacle when exiting the the chapel and those thing’s have changed. (There’s still a dress code, but back in Schuckhardt’s time girls and women had to cover their heads at all times and dresses and skirts had to be just above ankle length, unlike now to where they come below the knee (and modest tops, of course). What is it that’s not what it used to be?
@@psychedelicpython The entire "not turning your back to the tabernacle" was an invention of the ill trained Bp.Schuckhardt. They should've immediately known something was very wrong when Bp.Schuckhardt was ordained and then consecrated the next day. Bp.Daniel Brown should've made him be a Priest for 5 yrs before receiving Episcopal Consecration.
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I wish traditional Catholic groups would stop attacking each other.
It's been going on since the 70's and is not helping anyone other than our Blessed Lord's enemies.
Thank you for posting this talk.
There's a difference between will and knowledge. The things either happened or they did not happen. It's only possible to go forward once the whole story is known and there are no disagreements. A person interested in knowledge would ask: Did it happen? And if it did, then how to deal with it? A person interested in willpower only sees a desire to influence or a desire to disagree or a desire to fight. In other words, he's not interested in truth. To call a story an attack is a false accusation and makes things even more difficult.
@@seriouscat2231Have a blessed wkend.
@Winter Pray for them.
I have a weird memory from 1969. I was 6 years old when the doorbell rang. I answered the door and a woman asked for my mother, so I stepped away from the door and yelled for her (being 6 years old that was the kids ways of doing things...lol) and went back to sitting on the living room floor. Come to find out it was my aunt at the door. What I remember from the conversation is my mother commenting on my aunts yellow dress and asked her if she got out of the convent. My aunt replied (in a 60’s style of hip lingo), “No sis, it’s Vatican II, get with the program! “. Then she added something to the effect that they don’t wear those old habits anymore because they were out of date. How very sad for my aunt and the fact that she ended up leaving the convent and turned totally modern.
Well hello!
@@gregoryladan9423 hey hi Greg!
30+ years ago I did the UNTHINKABLE. I met and talked to CMRI laypeople in Columbus Ohio and a CMRI priest. I was at the time a parishioner of an SSPV chapel. I graduated from the SSPV high school in Cincinnati. I discovered that the CMRI expressed the SAME Faith as I was taught by the SSPV fathers. I have been devoted to the CMRI ever since. I have dedicated my life to bringing the different factions together. Think of the force we would be.
Good for you; well done!
Janette Davis The greatest congregational hold out again New Order Church you will find. Check out thier website, or click my picture, I have many CMRI sermons.
Where do you go to Mass now, Sean Murray
Sean,
I agree we need to unite the SSPV and the CMRI. Do you think the only way that would be possible is if we had the CMRI agree to conditionally be consecrated by SSPV bishops? Or what do you think the solution for unity is?
@@kennethdobbs1803 I don't think that would work, because all CMRI clergy and all parishoners of the CMRI believe their sacraments to be valid, as do I, and to have all clergy and parishoners receive conditional sacraments, seems like you're denying that they're valid. God Bless you.
God bless the Holy Religious and Lay people of CMRI.
I knew Mother Agnes when she was Sister Agnes. She’s just as wonderful in person. I have a great picture of her holding a basketball in the parish hall at St Mary’s
I always feel like crying a little when I see our SSPV Sisters in habit and our Priests in their cassocks.
Um,m. THIS ISN’T SHOCKING!
The CMRI today isn't what it used to be.
? Explain.
Ovaltine Jenkins I’ve been going to Mass there for several years. I started going to a CMRI parish in 1982 and the Mass was still the same there then as it is today as it was prior to Vatican II. When Schuckhardt was there there was a different dress code for women and people didn’t turn their backs on the tabernacle when exiting the the chapel and those thing’s have changed. (There’s still a dress code, but back in Schuckhardt’s time girls and women had to cover their heads at all times and dresses and skirts had to be just above ankle length, unlike now to where they come below the knee (and modest tops, of course). What is it that’s not what it used to be?
@@psychedelicpython why are people here saying it’s still a cult?
It split into two groups when one a rebellious faction ousted Bishop Schuckardt.
@@psychedelicpython The entire
"not turning your back to the tabernacle" was an invention of the ill trained Bp.Schuckhardt.
They should've immediately known something was very wrong when
Bp.Schuckhardt was ordained and then consecrated the next day.
Bp.Daniel Brown should've made him be a Priest for 5 yrs before receiving Episcopal Consecration.