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Article by Marc Aupiais
In a recent article, I mentioned, while rebuking the organization SSPX- that Vatican II asked for English to be complimented in Latin also- while for ignorance, I do not hold guilt for this, I believe i violated canon 1372 to some degree, and issue an official apology. I also mentioned "South Africa's Liberal Bishops", I should have said, possibly some of our more liberal bishops- and not generalized, nor do I mean this in the American sense of the word. I also did not mention that it could have been other factors. I was speaking not just as an apologist, but as a person who has had a close friend decide to join the SSPX, I was attempting to place this in context, and also rebuke the organization, but in doing this I fell for some of their arguments, while not for their main thrust, I apologize for this. I pride myself in my high rating for fidelity, and apologize, and as with my previous policy, vow never to cover up a mistake in such matters, and so have not only removed my mistakes as best I can, but also am bringing my own self up on these- so that it is clear that I have made an error in what I said. I will research my handy translation of Canon Law in order to further address any other errors.
As I said, I will inform of any errors of my own quite publicly, when it comes to issues when this is the decent thing to do. If I am incorrect in anything I have said, please inform me, I will alter any errors. I am old in apologetics, but new in journalism.
I also have allot of respect for South Africa's bishops, and again apologize if my article at all aided the leadership of the radical traditionalists, it was an error in my theology which I utmost revoke to quote Vatican II on the issue as i have, without also mentioning, as I now have- the later pronouncements and acts of the papacy.
Tuesday, 4 November 2008
Apology and retraction- the previous article also has been fixed up!
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Dearest Marc,
ReplyDeletePlease for the sake of clarity would you mind explaining your take on the position of the SSPX within the church?
It is impossible to try to propose the idea that the Society acts independently as a 'schismatic' ecclesial community. As has been pointed out numerous times before to those who mistakingly see the Society as a parellel church, such an argument or at lest view of 'radical traditionalists', is undoubtably flawed.
There is no 'cause' of the SSPX, but rather it is the cause of Holy Mother Church which is at stake. Fot the defence of the truth of our faith, and the integrity of her teachings.
Rome has indeed lost her way, but we pray that someday we might see her regain what she has lost.