Society of Saint Pius X: Knock And It Shall Not Be Opened
The SSPX annual pilgrimage to Our Lady of Knock, Ireland, was disrupted on Saturday (16th September) by Shrine officials refusing entry to priests and laity. For the first time in over ten years the …More
The SSPX annual pilgrimage to Our Lady of Knock, Ireland, was disrupted on Saturday (16th September) by Shrine officials refusing entry to priests and laity.
For the first time in over ten years the SSPX was forced to celebrate Mass in the car park of an obliging local café. For the first time ever the Rosary was prayed on the Main Street, which runs adjacent to the Shrine while shrine security ensured that the group did not enter the shrine grounds.
According to the blog "God does not die!" Father Richard Gibbons, the rector of shrine, has no problem inviting Anglicans, Presbyterians and Muslims, who do not accept the Church’s teachings on Our Lady to participate in services or even to lead them.
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For the first time in over ten years the SSPX was forced to celebrate Mass in the car park of an obliging local café. For the first time ever the Rosary was prayed on the Main Street, which runs adjacent to the Shrine while shrine security ensured that the group did not enter the shrine grounds.
According to the blog "God does not die!" Father Richard Gibbons, the rector of shrine, has no problem inviting Anglicans, Presbyterians and Muslims, who do not accept the Church’s teachings on Our Lady to participate in services or even to lead them.
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Here we are again 30 years ago in the best days of Frat. What happened in Ireland must have been an accident because Frat is now well received everywhere. As the saying goes, the exception confirms the rule.
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PLEASE ALL PROTEST TO FR GIBBONS
Father Gibbons cordially invites Anglicans, Presbyterians and Muslims, who do not accept the Church’s infallible teachings on the Blessed Virgin Mary, to participate in, and even lead services on the site where Our Lady appeared. But, he does not allow the Society of Saint Pius X and those faithful who assist at their Masses to even say the Rosary as a group on the …More
PLEASE ALL PROTEST TO FR GIBBONS
Father Gibbons cordially invites Anglicans, Presbyterians and Muslims, who do not accept the Church’s infallible teachings on the Blessed Virgin Mary, to participate in, and even lead services on the site where Our Lady appeared. But, he does not allow the Society of Saint Pius X and those faithful who assist at their Masses to even say the Rosary as a group on the same site, despite their obvious love for the Mother of God. Shame on him!
To contact Father Gibbons to protest against this injustice, call: (094) 93 88100 or email: frgibbons@knock-shrine.ie
Father Gibbons cordially invites Anglicans, Presbyterians and Muslims, who do not accept the Church’s infallible teachings on the Blessed Virgin Mary, to participate in, and even lead services on the site where Our Lady appeared. But, he does not allow the Society of Saint Pius X and those faithful who assist at their Masses to even say the Rosary as a group on the same site, despite their obvious love for the Mother of God. Shame on him!
To contact Father Gibbons to protest against this injustice, call: (094) 93 88100 or email: frgibbons@knock-shrine.ie
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that are the signs of the last battle.
when Bishop Fellay was in Lourdes the Church was opened for some 10000 pilgrims and a Pontifical High Mass was celebrated there without any problems.
Some rectors try to be more papal as the Pope is.
Interesting when I correctly cite the Holy Father, didn't he say "Who I am to judge?" and where is his mandatory Mercy?
when Bishop Fellay was in Lourdes the Church was opened for some 10000 pilgrims and a Pontifical High Mass was celebrated there without any problems.
Some rectors try to be more papal as the Pope is.
Interesting when I correctly cite the Holy Father, didn't he say "Who I am to judge?" and where is his mandatory Mercy?