Bp. Williamson Said He Wants NOTHING with the "Resistance"
Mar 25, 2018 16:11:05 GMT
Post by Deleted on Mar 25, 2018 16:11:05 GMT
As early as July 15, 2012, and throughout, there is a voice recording of Bishop Williamson telling Frs. Pfeiffer and Chazal not to resist and do nothing to warn the people of the perversions of the faith coming from Menzingen. BECAUSE Bishop Williamson was looking to set up a deal with Menzingen over protecting the faith of Jesus Christ.
Is their a pension and compliant contract in that "amicably"?
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Bishop Williamson said @ minute 40:00
"...I am on the exit ramp. I do not know the details but I'm on the guillotine. Don't make plans yet for the seventh of August. Let's see whats possible. But don't yet commit me because I...huh...er...huh...I don't know what I am going to do. I don't, I haven't had yet the alternatives proposed to me that I know there is going to be a proposition. hum...so...a proposition will be an amiable separation. Now I don't have the details. But I am going to have to make a decision. But...huh... I do not know what I am going to do. So don't yet count on me. So I would think father to go back to the Philippines...you will be resettled...[take your punishment]".
Further in a return conversation with Fr. Pfeiffer hours later, Bishop Williamson elaborated more to say:
Bishop Williamson:
"They offered me a solution. They gave me two choices: "Either I can leave, or I can leave amicably. I have to see what they are offering me. I have to see what the proposition is."
Bishop Williamson said @ minute 40:00
"...I am on the exit ramp. I do not know the details but I'm on the guillotine. Don't make plans yet for the seventh of August. Let's see whats possible. But don't yet commit me because I...huh...er...huh...I don't know what I am going to do. I don't, I haven't had yet the alternatives proposed to me that I know there is going to be a proposition. hum...so...a proposition will be an amiable separation. Now I don't have the details. But I am going to have to make a decision. But...huh... I do not know what I am going to do. So don't yet count on me. So I would think father to go back to the Philippines...you will be resettled...[take your punishment]".
Further in a return conversation with Fr. Pfeiffer hours later, Bishop Williamson elaborated more to say:
Bishop Williamson:
"They offered me a solution. They gave me two choices: "Either I can leave, or I can leave amicably. I have to see what they are offering me. I have to see what the proposition is."