Conciliar SSPX: Show me who your friends are ...
Sept 8, 2018 10:54:50 GMT
Post by Admin on Sept 8, 2018 10:54:50 GMT
How many of us recall our parents or our grandparents warning and sometimes admonishing us: 'Show me who your friends are and I'll show you who you are.'
The new Conciliar-SSPX has thus far maintained an near-total silence on the exposé of Archbishop Viganò regarding the permissive (and indeed, often times, promoted) milieu of homosexuality and abuse extending throughout all ranks of the Conciliar Church. Rather, the SSPX continues to maintain their 'friendship' with that schismatic Conciliar Church by the promotion of their 'good works'. Hard to believe that we are expected not to notice:
Two Papal Cars Offered to Charity Associations
September 04, 2018
By fsspx.news
Two of the cars Pope Francis rode in during his visit to Ireland for the World Meeting of Families on August 25 and 26, 2018 were given to local charity works.
It was not the “pope-mobile”, but two simpler cars the sovereign pontiff rode in in Ireland: midnight blue Skoda Rapids.
One of them was given to Foyle Search and Rescue, an association founded in 1993 whose goal is to prevent suicide in the Foyle River and accompany the families of victims. This gift, said a head of the association, is going to “lift spirits”.
The second vehicle was given by the archdiocese of Dublin to the Crosscare association that helps the homeless. “We hope that the families who struggle in life will find comfort in this gesture,” declared the director of Crosscare’s services upon receiving the gift.
Sources: cath.ch / imedia / FSSPX.News – 9/4/2018
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By fsspx.news
Two of the cars Pope Francis rode in during his visit to Ireland for the World Meeting of Families on August 25 and 26, 2018 were given to local charity works.
It was not the “pope-mobile”, but two simpler cars the sovereign pontiff rode in in Ireland: midnight blue Skoda Rapids.
One of them was given to Foyle Search and Rescue, an association founded in 1993 whose goal is to prevent suicide in the Foyle River and accompany the families of victims. This gift, said a head of the association, is going to “lift spirits”.
The second vehicle was given by the archdiocese of Dublin to the Crosscare association that helps the homeless. “We hope that the families who struggle in life will find comfort in this gesture,” declared the director of Crosscare’s services upon receiving the gift.
Sources: cath.ch / imedia / FSSPX.News – 9/4/2018
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An Auction at the Vatican to Support Christians in Iraq