Coming up: European Ordination Season
ICRSS, FSSP, and Transalpine Redemptorists
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Note, obviously, that the traditional orders are getting vocations.
ReplyDeleteGod bless all these young men and I pray for more vocations
What about the SSPX? I believe they have 11 priests being ordained this month at their US seminary alone.
ReplyDeleteAnd as regular Rorate readers will know, this is just half of the FSSP's ordinations this year - the European half. On June 1, the FSSP ordained five more men to the priesthood in Nebraska.
ReplyDeleteThe Fraternity has been averaging about 11-12 new priests per year for some time now, so this represents a continuation of their established ordination rate.
Who shall be ordaining the clerics in Rome?
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear that Cardinal Raymond Burke is still with us. He knows the Traditional Catholics true intentions. He at least will not abandon those who are following the Holy Ghost and not trying to tame him. I pray God give him health and strength to continue to battle for Christ's Church.
ReplyDeleteI am an immense admirer of "the sons". They had a very hard time from both directions when they reconciled but they stuck to their decision with patience and humility and they achieved their reward and will I am sure be a force for immense good in the Church in the years to come
ReplyDeleteI'm overjoyed that the Sons of the Holy Redeemer will finally have two of their men ordained! They have truly persevered in humility and extraordinary patience. God bless all of the new priests!
ReplyDeleteCaution.....I say.....
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No need to disable arithmetical comments......count the first three fingers on your left hand.....if you get that far....
Double the caution.
Hopefully we will see a move by the Old Rite groups to hold their ordinations on Ember Saturdays, as the Church has done for time immemorial. Obviously, they are at the mercy of the schedules of Bishops, among other concerns. This would lessen the need for getting many different Bishops on different days for the conferral of different Orders, too, since the Ember Saturday Masses have a specific spot for every Order, from Tonsure to the Priesthood.
ReplyDeleteI dare say a number of potential candidates for trad seminaries went to diocesan ones under BXVI when things were looking up for trads. I think it's safe to assume that at least some of these types currently dicerning will now be looking to FSSP/Red Suns/ICRSS etc. I think we can expect their enrollment to increase
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