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To: Land of the Irish
I did not take communion. And in any event, please take it up with my confessor in Hong Kong, who said that it would be permissible (but not mandatory) to assist at a CCPA mass if it were not possible to attend a proper mass. Since most of the priests' orders are probably valid but not licit, like the SSPX priests, I don't see how it is any difference from assisting at an SSPX mass, which I assume you do.
16 posted on 05/04/2004 8:43:14 PM PDT by Unam Sanctam
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To: Unam Sanctam
please take it up with my confessor in Hong Kong

Who was it? A visiting Mahoney or Hubbard?

17 posted on 05/04/2004 8:51:41 PM PDT by Land of the Irish
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To: Unam Sanctam
Rome has said I can attend an SSPX Mass and fulfill my obligations, under certain, defined conditions.

Where and when has Rome said you can attend a CCPA Mass? And what are the conditions? Was your Hong Kong confessor the Pope?

18 posted on 05/04/2004 8:57:53 PM PDT by Land of the Irish
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To: Unam Sanctam
I did not take communion.

No different than, "I did not inhale".

20 posted on 05/04/2004 9:25:42 PM PDT by Land of the Irish
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To: Unam Sanctam
The CPA brags about its rejection of the Pope. It brags about its support for the state's abortion policies. To liken these to the SSPX shows how perverted your thinking is. In fact, Rome praises the CPA, but heaps scorn on the faithfully Catholic SSPX. This is the sickness of Rome these days--and of people like yourself who can no longer distinguish the true faith from a mockery.
22 posted on 05/04/2004 9:51:18 PM PDT by ultima ratio
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