Men and Women
The following monologue was given on January 21, 2022. If anyone has any doubts about what father is saying, consider new government and media language: individuals who get pregnant, pregnant people, birthing people, menstruating people.
James Rupert Russell Mawdsley delivered the remarks. He is a Catholic priest formerly of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter (FSSP). Prior to seminary, he was a prisoner of conscience in Burma. He is a dual citizen of the United Kingdom and Australia.
(F)SSPX Seminary of Écône
Two and a half hours from the Matterhorn is the SSPX seminary.
These women, especially those over 50, are heroic because they were excommunicated by the Roman Church, which banishment was lifted in 2009! It was wrong all along. I would have avoided them had I not learned the truth about the hidden lies of the New Order church and mustered the courage to be a recusant, the cause of which is neither hubris nor hyperbole.
Parents are there, French subtitles are on, and I hear an American accent from many. Not a scene from a movie, not a time prior to the 1960s, but the present and future that modernists hate. Every movement is an act of resistance and nonconformity.
I see at least one nonconformist under a white veil and several black veils commanding a classroom of juvenile convicts. I apologize for not defending Sister Mary Eileen when the 7th grade CCD class made her cry.
If any modernist thinks the ring kiss is a sign of servility, she knows not the love of Mary for her Son or of the woman who just wanted to touch His cloak.
(F)SSPX Seminary of Écône
Two and a half hours from the Matterhorn is the SSPX seminary.
These women, especially those over 50, are heroic because they were excommunicated by the Roman Church, which banishment was lifted in 2009! It was wrong all along. I would have avoided them had I not learned the truth about the hidden lies of the New Order church and mustered the courage to be a recusant, the cause of which is neither hubris nor hyperbole.
Parents are there, French subtitles are on, and I hear an American accent from many. Not a scene from a movie, not a time prior to the 1960s, but the present and future that modernists hate. Every movement is an act of resistance and nonconformity.
I see at least one nonconformist under a white veil and several black veils commanding a classroom of juvenile convicts. I apologize for not defending Sister Mary Eileen when the 7th grade CCD class made her cry.
If any modernist thinks the ring kiss is a sign of servility, she knows not the love of Mary for her Son or of the woman who just wanted to touch His cloak.
- Turn off live caption. Google AI can't translate French or Latin or anything else.
- For a man the vows require tremendous exertion and daily sacrifice. I'm not a woman, so I can't speak for her. The most beautiful moment is when they profess their vows in front of the open tabernacle.
- The cloistered nuns in Dialogue with the Carmelites (1960) had a veil to pull down over the face after communion so as to be hidden.
Bar Convent
The Convent at Micklegate Bar, York, England, is the oldest surviving Catholic convent in the British Isles. The laws of England at this time prohibited the foundation of Catholic convents, and as a result the convent was established and operated in secret. While pretending to be widows, the foundation opened the first school for girls in the country in Hammersmith, London, in 1679 and the second at the Bar Convent in 1686. Feminist nuns, average age 80 in America, abandoned grammar schools and high schools to lay people in the 1970s. Give it time and these nuns will be gone.