The Tide And The Child

There are alarming rumours about the possible half-castration of the already half-castrated Summorum Pontificum.

I think the SSPX will not be devastated, at all.

Apparently, NuChurch is very scared of the constant increase of SP Masses and its increased adoption by young priests. So, NuChurch does what is always does: it tries to stop the mounting tide with the bucket, like children used to do before they became too busy with their smartphones.

Newsflash: you can’t stop a tide with a bucket. The only thing you can do is to look like a child.

The Church thrives in times of persecution. Tradition cannot hope of a better way to cause it to flourish than some half-thought measures like the ones now rumoured. If these people weren’t children, they would realise why organisations like the FSSP exist in the first place : in order to try to counter the vast rise in popularity of the SSPX.

The same principle will, no doubt, find application here. If these stupid ideas are carried out, they will only result in increased popularity of the traditional orders, increased demand for traditional masses, and increased opposition to this bunch of heretics and perverts daring to tell us that the mass of the ages is not good for us.

I am curious to see how stupid these people really are, nor do I expect any help, apart from the usual meowing, of the usual suspects like Cardinal Burke.

Only a fool thinks he can stop Christ.

Posted on May 26, 2021, in Traditional Catholicism. Bookmark the permalink. 11 Comments.

  1. Mary K Jones

    A friend in Spain told me about this yesterday. He said that it is completely in character, and yet another example of the havoc Francis wreaks routinely, to the devastation of the Church. I am banking on your post: I believe too many people couldn’t get to Mass during the Covid insanity and found Masses with the SSPX. I pray and work for their growth during this chaos.

  2. Yes. Young priests, but also young parishioners.

  3. Michael Dunn

    Good article, Mr M, and most heartening advice; but why should I be surprised? This last year of collective delusions has taught me, above all, to rely on God’s providence.
    “All manner of things shall be well.”

  4. Hello Mundabor. I am from Spain and I have been reading your blog for a long time. I apologize but I don’t speak English very well. I wanted to ask you if you will write about the new prefect appointed by the evil clown for divine worship because he is a certain Roche and he is British and I think he is terrible. Thank you.

  5. Viola, the new secretary of the congregation, is a Bergoglian and Bugninian and hates traditional mass

  6. We attend a TLM at a diocesan church. The pastor once drove a distance to provide the Latin Rite to some of us who were stranded (as we were numerous times) without a priest to offer it. He makes sure all rubrics are followed faithfully, the Mass is beautiful, his homilies are sound, and imagine this, he’s a very warm and friendly priest, who stands at the door at the end of Mass and talks to us as we depart. I’ve got to tell our wonderful pastor, that if that malignant mess in Rome tinkers with the Holy Mass, we may leave. Frankly, we are tired of the threats. It’s a horrible thing, but we have nothing but contempt for Rome and what’s in it. We may have to go to the SSPX or FSSP. Then they can enjoy their emptying churches as the demographic sinkhole opens up. One thing for sure, we’re not going to tolerate being tormented by Rome, any longer. We’ve taken enough.

    • If you can reasonably attend at the SSPX, I would vote with my feet if needed, but would not leave the diocesan church for as long as it is available.

  7. The Flying Tigers AVG

    The new leadership at CDW is Modernist and all-in with the Bergoglio agenda. In addition to Roche, Bishop Viola wears an episcopal ring that belonged to Archbishop Bugnini and was given him by Bishop Brandolini. This is the very same Brandolini, who said he cried in sorrow when Benedict XVI made the Traditional Latin Mass more available via Summorum Pontificum.

    Mundabor, modern psychology works in our favor on this situation. These clerics ‘gaslight’ us all the time. In layman’s terms, we have a saying here in the Colonies that illustrates clerical gaslighting perfectly: “Don’t urinate on my leg and tell me it’s raining lemonade…”

    Sweet Merciful Christ, save your church.

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