The following announcement has just appeared on Fr. Roy’s Canada Fidele website. After posting it, we will offer some commentary.[Google Translation:] 7 JULY 2017 / Canada Fidele Created in 2014, the Priestly Union Marcel Lefebvre (USML) gathered priests who denounced the subversion undertaken by the leaders of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X.The three founding…
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In March, Sodalitium Pianum reported on the resignation of Bishop Faure from the USML, in order to distance himself from the “non una cum” position which was spreading within that informal fraternity, here. We receive word that Bishop Zendejas and Fr. Francois Pivert have also resigned their membership in the USML. As regards Bishop Zendejas, whose…
Following months of intrigue, dissension, and unfruitful discussion, Bishop Jean-Michel Faure has resigned his membership in the USML. At issue was the matter of sedevacantism. Specifically: Whether sedevacantists were to be allowed in the USML Whether sedevacantists were to be allowed into the seminary via the USML A few weeks ago, the sedevacantist members of…
“The Society of St. Pius X, its priests, brothers, sisters and oblates cannot tolerate among its members those who refuse to pray for the Pope” -Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre http://www.sspxasia.com/Documents/Archbishop-Lefebvre/Apologia/Vol_two/Chapter_40.htm
“Non Una Cum” and the Resistance By Sean Johnson, 20 January 2017 Introduction: As the deterioration of the papacy accelerates under Pope Francis, with revealed doctrine consistently being openly flouted and contradicted, some priests in the Resistance have embarked upon a campaign to make the prayer for the Pope in the canon of the…
Somehow, a private correspondence between myself and Bishop Faure, on the subject of the accusation of Mr. Henri de la Chanonie regarding the bishop’s alleged openness to enrolling sedevacantist seminarians, has made its way onto a Pfeifferian forum. Since that private conversation has now aired with the permission of neither Bishop Faure (so far as…