News from the Argentine on Bishop Williamson
En el seminario de La Reja ya piensan en un sucesor - lanacion.com
Yesterday morning an unusual movement of soutanes caught the attention of the faithful who usually attend Mass in Latin at the 11.30 Mass in the Seminary of La Reja, Moreno, which Williamson has headed for five years.
Priests came from different parts of the country. "Obviously, there will be an important announcement which should be reported in person," concluded one participant.
But the reason for this extraordinary meeting did not go beyond the walls.....
Followed by speculation that Bishop de Galarreta will succeed Bishop Williamson.
Caveat- Spanish is not a language that I usually translate.
Cathcon understands that Bishop Williamson has been sacked as Seminary Rector by Bishop Fellay. As yet, he continues in his functions.
Yesterday morning an unusual movement of soutanes caught the attention of the faithful who usually attend Mass in Latin at the 11.30 Mass in the Seminary of La Reja, Moreno, which Williamson has headed for five years.
Priests came from different parts of the country. "Obviously, there will be an important announcement which should be reported in person," concluded one participant.
But the reason for this extraordinary meeting did not go beyond the walls.....
Followed by speculation that Bishop de Galarreta will succeed Bishop Williamson.
Caveat- Spanish is not a language that I usually translate.
Cathcon understands that Bishop Williamson has been sacked as Seminary Rector by Bishop Fellay. As yet, he continues in his functions.
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Comments
The La Nacion article reflects bias, as was seen in an earlier piece by this same reporter. It is not a foregone conclusion that Msgr. Williamson will be replaced as rector of the seminary, nor is it even remotely correct that "autonomy and indiscipline of its [the SSPX] members is highly tolerated," as the reporter alleges.
The seminary has flourished under Msgr. Williamson's direction and it would be a great shame and loss were he to be railroaded from the position because of the sort of pressure being applied. It is interesting to note that reader comments to articles in the paper dealing with this subject are becoming increasingly strong in their distaste for the witch hunt and hate speech being proferred by non-Catholics protected by nonsensical laws.
One wonders if Catholics will soon have to identify themselves by wearing yellow cloth crosses on their clothing, similar to what happened to the Jewish victims of pagan, secular materialist National Socialist hatred.