The SSPX Should Seek Full Communion “For the Good of Souls”
Would not the SSPX do more good for souls by seeking full communion?
Would not the SSPX do more good for souls by seeking full communion?
The SSPX position is metaphysically absolute but pastorally differentiated.
No lay person is responsible for figuring them out in order to save his soul.
A concise review of the criticisms of the SSPX and some answers to these criticisms.
Let me say thank you to the critics of Lefebvre, as they have done a great service to the Church by allowing us to prove that Archbishop Lefebvre is one of the greatest heroes in the history of the Church.
Dear OnePeterFive donors, supporters and readers, Today on the podcast we discuss with our contributing editor Kennedy Hall his latest book in defence of the SSPX. This is the beginning of a series which will wrap up our debates on the SSPX published here at OnePeterFive. As I have attempted to articulate, our journal does not function…
Above: Archbishop Lefebvre greeted in Veldhoven after celebrating a Latin Mass in 1981. Editor’s note: as previously stated, we publish now Mr. Cassman’s reply to Mr. Bartel’s debrief of their debate, which will be the final installment in our SSPX debate series. Editor’s remarks and an official editorial statement will follow reflecting on the year’s…
Editor’s note: in line with our editorial stance to “unite the clans” and our efforts to provide charitable debate on the SSPX issue among traditionalists, we publish this critique of John Salza compiled by a concerned writer who is not affiliated with the SSPX. This piece is not intended to attack Mr. Salza. On the…
Editor’s note: in view of our editorial stance to unite the clans, we continue the SSPX debate series with a review of the recent debate by Mr. Bartel. This will be followed by a response by Mr. Cassman and another contribution to the general debate. As we noted in our update concerning the assertions of…
Unless I attended some as an infant or toddler that I don’t recall (I was born in 1967), I’ve only been to one Traditional Latin Mass in my life, as I described here. I wish I could attend the Latin Mass regularly as well as introduce my wife to it. She converted to Catholicism about…