Month: January 2018

The Reason for Treason

The Reason for Treason

Christian LaSalle of the French news outlet Medias-Presse recently published an article which contains a wonderful explanation of why some SSPX priests and faithful, formerly strong and vigorous in their defense of Tradition, suddenly throw in the towel, and run to modernist Rome. The article also explains why the acceptance of a purely practical accord is out…

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Nice Try, Mr. McCall!

Nice Try, Mr. McCall!

 By Fr. Pierre Roy 1/23/18 French Original Here [Note: Sodalitium Pianum does not support Fr. Roy’s ‘non-una cum’ position, but this particular article is excellent.  It was translated from the original French by DeepL, which is a much better utility than Google Translate, and then tweaked afterwards.  As such it will not be perfect.]  …

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Older Post Formatting Has Been Updated

Older Post Formatting Has Been Updated

Dear Readers- If you have been following this blog for a while, you know we migrated blog platforms in February of 2017. As a result of that platform migration, many of the older posts (particularly those between October/2016 – January/2017) suffered irritating formatting issues (e.g., The old white font on black background was transposed onto…

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Feminism Hits the SSPX

Feminism Hits the SSPX

Concomitant with the absorption of the SSPX into the conciliar church, is its infection with worldliness.  After all, what is conciliarism, but a capitulation of “Catholicism” to the values of materialistic secularism?  Anyone who understands this, then, will not be surprised to see all the same deviations currently plaguing the conciliar Church (e.g., feminism, materialism,…

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Roman Ratification (Part II): A Priest Responds

Roman Ratification (Part II): A Priest Responds

Immediately after the publishing of our article “Preliminary Thoughts on a Roman Ratification,” we received the following email from a priest who took exception to the “cautious” approach we took.   He is not a native English speaker, and gave me permission to “smooth out” his English, and I have done so without softening any of…

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Preliminary Thoughts on a Roman Ratification

Preliminary Thoughts on a Roman Ratification

Preliminary Thoughts on a Roman Ratification by Sean Johnson 1/13/18   Introduction: On January 12, the French conciliar journal La Croix ran a story on the forthcoming SSPX General Chapter, which included the following quote from French District Superior, Fr. Christian Bouchacourt: “D’ailleurs, dès qu’un nouveau supérieur est élu, la décision est immédiatement transmise au Vatican.”  [“Moreover,…

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Subscriptions to Sodalitium Pianum Now Available

Subscriptions to Sodalitium Pianum Now Available

  By request, the Sodalitium Pianum blog has added a subscription form at the bottom of the homepage. Just scroll to the bottom, enter your name and email address, and you will receive an email notification any time new content is published on the blog. Note: Some have responded that they have not received the…

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Changes to Holy Week: 1951 – 1956

Changes to Holy Week: 1951 – 1956

Here follows an excellent study on the changes to the liturgical rites of Holy Week under Pope Pius XII and Archbishop Annibale Bugnini from 1951-1956 by Fr. Stefano Carusi (IBP), which was initially published in English for the first time by the Rorate Coeli blog here.  Lest one be skeptical of the quality of the study…

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Accordists: Saying Everything and its Opposite

Accordists: Saying Everything and its Opposite

A few days ago, FSSPX/News published another accordist apologetic by Fr. Paul Robinson, the central premise of which was this: Those Resistance people who claim Archbishop Lefebvre changed his posture towards Rome after the 1988 episcopal consecrations, and thereafter refused to consider a practical accord with unconverted Rome, are thereby impugning the integrity of Archbishop Lefebvre, who…

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Rome’s New Secret Weapon

Rome’s New Secret Weapon

(Steering a course between Scylla and Charybdis) by Sean Johnson 1/2/18   Introduction:  More and more, SSPXers are found lamenting the “missed opportunity” 2012 represented for a practical accord with modernist Rome.  Like a young man reminiscing about his childhood sweetheart, and wondering what might have been, these sentimental “traditionalists” still feel the pangs of…

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