[AskStPhilomena]

One silly hothead frog priest throws his toys out of the cot because he didn't get his way and suddenly neo-Catholics are rushing to proclaim that the entire SSPX is in "total chaos".
This seems to be a case of making a mountain out of a mole-hill. Now, if you want to see some real cause for chaos...
http://www.ocweekly.com/ink/05/02/cover-arellano.php

[Unam Sanctam]

Your use of the term "neo-Catholics" demonstrates that you are a schismatic.

[Wessex]

"One silly hothead frog priest throws his toys out of the cot because he didn't get his way and suddenly neo-Catholics are rushing to proclaim that the entire SSPX is in "total chaos"."


Yes, in particular, this ex-Occultist and ex-SSPX with a personal grudge, Pete Vere, now chief bottom licker of Patrick Madrid. He is on a personal mission to single-handedly overthrow the SSPX! We heard the same stuff when Aulagnier disappeared into the ether. He gossips like an old woman and dabbles in canon law to convince us we are all locked into Newchurch!

[marshmallow]

At least the SSPX with whom Fr. Laguerie is in dispute, was gracious in their praise of him. They said this:

For sure, we lost Fr. Aulagnier several months ago. Yes, we have just lost Fr. Philippe Laguérie and Fr. Christophe Héry. This is a great loss and a great sadness for us. The Society is going to miss their fine qualities.

To you he's nothing more than a "silly hothead frog priest." Talk about turning on your own. Lovely. One minute he's a fine memmber of SSPX. The next he's a silly hothead frog priest.

Somebody may already have said this to you but your invective and polemics says far more about you than it does about your intended targets.

[BlackElk]

Do you really think you should talk that way about impudent Marcel? Or are you talking about his fraudulency Fellay?

Also, the remains of a young girl were found in an ancient grave (1st century A.D.). She appears to have died of a head injury which fractured her skull. The marble over her burial (whether related to her or not) was broken up and was in bad condition but ONE of several ways of piecing it back together suggested the name Philomena. If you have anything else as to this St. Philomena of provable facts of her life and the sources of those facts, I WOULD be interested. If I understand correctly, a group of local enthusiasts living where she had been buried, decided that she must have been martyred (in defense of her chastity and the Faith) and invented a legend out of whole cloth. She might have fallen off a crumbling wall onto her head quite accidentally. I will be happy to learn that I am wrong on this score because every actual saint is an encouragement and a victory of and for God. As a certain TV talkmeister might say: What am I missing here (about Philomena, saint or otherwise only!)?

I only respond to you because you ping me when I have asked not to be pinged by SSPX and its sympathizers.

[Mershon]

Nice attempt at obfuscation.