On the eve of the Assumption Br. Edward and Br. Gabriel professed their first vows to the Canons Regular of St. John Cantius
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Father C. Frank Phillips was a wonderful priest. The Cosmic Battle of Fr. Phillips (Cantius, Cupich, Graf) - The Bellarmine Forum
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Eh, apparently he was accused of inappropriate relationships with adult men: Canons of St. John Cantius founder to face review board after removal amid misconduct claims
There were some false rumors that he had been exonerated from the charges, but this statement rebuts that claim: Update: 'Exoneration' of St John Cantius founder 'without foundation'
As for the order, it was always schizophrenic …More
Eh, apparently he was accused of inappropriate relationships with adult men: Canons of St. John Cantius founder to face review board after removal amid misconduct claims
There were some false rumors that he had been exonerated from the charges, but this statement rebuts that claim: Update: 'Exoneration' of St John Cantius founder 'without foundation'
As for the order, it was always schizophrenic, celebrating Latin Rite, Novus Ordo, and Byzantine.
There were some false rumors that he had been exonerated from the charges, but this statement rebuts that claim: Update: 'Exoneration' of St John Cantius founder 'without foundation'
As for the order, it was always schizophrenic, celebrating Latin Rite, Novus Ordo, and Byzantine.
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I wonder how their dear Founder, the great Father C. Frank Phillips, CR, is doing these days? It was his stalwart and visionary leadership that established that glorious work. And he suffered horribly because of it. They were at one time such an excellent Order, comprised of good and holy Brethren. I’m just glad that they have been able to — at least in some form and to some degree — survive the …More
I wonder how their dear Founder, the great Father C. Frank Phillips, CR, is doing these days? It was his stalwart and visionary leadership that established that glorious work. And he suffered horribly because of it. They were at one time such an excellent Order, comprised of good and holy Brethren. I’m just glad that they have been able to — at least in some form and to some degree — survive the diabolical predations of the apostate Cupich.