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" … hold fast to the traditions which you have received." II Thess. 2:15
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EDITOR: FR. FRANCIS E . FENTON, STL ~ – No.23 Oct.11, 1976
FR, FENTO N TEM PORARILY GROUNDED
ORCM MISSAL On Thursday, September 16 Fr . Fen t on
When it became apparent that our underwent major surgery for an ul-
search fo r a . l arge quantity of tra- cer. We hasten to say that, as of
ditional Roman Catholic missals, this writing (September 28), Father,
which we could make available for although understandably weak, is re-
sale, was decidedly fruitless, an covering quite nicely, thanks, no
alternative route took on favorable doubt, to the many prayers on his
light. It is with eager anticipation behalf by our ORCM'ers. We wish to
that we proceed on that route , which relate Father's sincere appreciation
is the publishing by our ORCM of a for these prayers and for the other
fully traditional missal . for Sun- acts of thoughtfulness shown to
days, holydays and major feasts, to- him, such as "get well" cards and
ward our goal of making this essen- messages, etc. Father also wishes to
tial and valuable item available to express his regrets at the necessary
the public. The missal we have postponement of a few of the lecture
chosen, and we hope you'll agree, is programs (please see Page 2 for the
a beautiful text having, aside from updated schedule) 7 necessary because
the Common and proper of the Mass, a of the time required for Father's
comprehensive collection of prayers recuperation. It is also with sorrow
and devotions , particularly directed that some of Father's correspondence
to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. In has gone without personal reply on
addition, we plan to include a sec? his part, but we trust in your un-
tion containing those papal decrees derstanding in this matter.
in English (such as, QUO PRIMUM, DE At about this time you might be won-
DEFECTIBUS, etc.) which appeared in dering just who composed these news-
every traditional altar missal for notes. Although Fr. Fen.tort customar-
some ·400 years. We will try to have ily writes these lines, he, of
the extensive and difficult process course, is in no condition at this
of publication completed early next time to do so, even though, God
year so that the missal might be bless the Irish, he does attempt to
ready for sale by Easter, although do a small amount of work at his
this is by no means definite. hospital bedside. So, our ORCM of-
Happily we dedicate our efforts, and fice staff must step forward and
we pray that they are worthy, in the take the blame for these ramblings.
compilation of this missal to the And, in case you might have further
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guidance,we humbly trust, that our editorial does live up to its name
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2.
By FR. FRANCIS E. FENTON, STL
A Few Reflections
surely without prec edent in the an- it not for t he absence of one very
nals of the Christian centuri.es has essential ingredient among the
been t he destruc t ion which,. humanl y groups and organizations they h-ave,
speaking , ha s been wrought upon the formed, and that essential quality
Roman Catholic Chur ch over the past is unity . And herein lies a great
dozen years or so . Never before has tragedy indeed , the near-total lack
the Mystical Body of Christ been in of unity in the traditional ranks a-
the utterly dire straits that it is mong the numerous associations which
in this o u r day . As a natural reac – presently exist . Division , dissen-
tion to the inroads and the on- sion , strife would seem to be the
slaughts of the Church t s enemies, order of the day . Hassling , infight-
informed and concerned Roman Catho- ing, animosity appear to abound.
lics established t raditional groups While our ORCM has, from its origin,
and organizations for the purpose of endeavored to avoid being a contri-
preserving the totality of their butory factor to the widespread dis-
Roman Catholic faith ~ As time passed cord that mars the traditionalist
and as more and more Roman Catholics cause and so much hinders its pro-
began to comprehend what was happen- gress, and while, thanks to the good
ing to their beloved Church, these will and cooperative spirit of our
traditional groups and organizations ORCM ' ers around the country, we have
multiplied so that today there are been able to maintain a significant
scores of them in the USA alone~ degree of unity in our ranks, yet we
While near l y all are, to the best of too have had, and do have, our prob-
my knowledge , either local or re- lems and headaches and disappoint-
gional efforts , there are two na – ments . Indeed, it is my conviction
tional traditional organizations on that there are some self-styled tra-
the American scene, the Society of ditional Catholics who thrive on
Saint Pius X of Archbishop Marcel dissension and who simply are not at
Lefebvre and our Orthodox Roman ease where peace and tranquility
catholic Movement (ORCM). reign.
The mere fact that t raditional Cath- At any rate, nowhere, from my obser-
olics have rallied to the challenge vation, is the devil more notably at
of defending and preserving their work than he is in his efforts to
God-given faith in the present cri- divide and fragmentize the ranks of
sis is, to be sure, an encouraging traditional Catholics, and how suc-
and gratifying thing in itself ~ Had cessful he is! If there is any cause
this not occurred , how much worse or movement in the world where unity
the deplorable Church situation should prevail, surely it should be
would be . On the other hand, how in the ranks of those who are dedi-
much brighter the future might be cated to the apostolate of the pre-
and how much more effective the ef-
forts of traditional Catholics, were 3.
servation of the One True Church. our opinion, conc l usively proved.
Yet disunity, contention, hostility, Hence, insofar as he teaches and
so consistently plague those ranks rules in harmony with tradition, we
that it would seem that nothing less obey and follow him; insofar as he
than a miracle could bring unity to does not, we refuse to do so.
them. Let us traditionalists pray
and work long and hard towards such
unity though, for without it the a- ·
postolate to which many of us are
3 The ORCM does not promote, nor
encourage belief in, any of the
alleged visionaries of our day and
devoting our lives will never real- their reported apparitions and mes-
ize the tremendous potential it has sages. All of them, or at least all
and our noblest efforts will have of them about whom this writer has
limited success at best. any knowledge, are suspect on one
score or another and raise serious
Which brings me to the purpose of doubts as to their authenticity.
this editorial. While all "bona Those Roman Catholics who take them
fide" Roman Catholic traditionalist seriously manifest, in our opinion,
organizations and groups have the a lack of good judgment and do harm
same ultimate objectives, yet there to the cause of genuine traditional
are numerous differences among them, Catholicism.
some of which are deep-rooted and
all of which contribute to the dis-
sensions and divisions and discord
previously indicated. Hence, so that
4 The ORCM does not believe that
the Jews are the "real enemy."
That some Jews form a part of the
everyone will know just where the power (Master Conspiracy) that is
ORCM stands on the major topics that the major "real enemy," there is no
divide the traditionalist camp, the question, but this is hardly justi-
following listing presents in brief fication for condemning all Jews.
our position on those issues: Yet this is what some professed tra-
ditional Catholics seem to do, a po-
1 The ORCM considers the Novus Ordo
a disaster. While refraining, for
lack of conclusive proof, from any
sition hardly consistent with the
mind and teaching of the One True
Church. According to such "logic,"
declaration that it is always and in all Russians should be condemned be-
all circumstances invalid, we unhes- cause a number of them are Commun-
itatingly state that it is the obli- ists.
gation of Roman Catholics not to at-
tend it and that those who do so are
participating in a false form of
worship and, hence, one unacceptable _
5 The ORCM does not believe that,
if or when the traditional Latin
Mass is not available in a particu-
to God. r lar area, traditional Roman Catho-
lics are justified in attending Mass
2 The ORCM likewise considers Pope
Paul VI a disaster. The near de-
molition, humanly speaking, of the
in schismatic churches. Attendance
at such Masses has always been for-
bidden by the Roman Catholic Church
Roman Catholic Church and his despi- and that prohibition is just as much
cable collaboration with Communism in effect today as it ever was. Al-
during the course of his pontificate so, if a traditional Roman Catholic
make of that pontificate one of the has a well-founded doubt as to the
most tragic in the history of the moral permissibility of attending a
Church. The shameful record he has particular Mass, then he or she
amassed speaks for itself in the should not attend.
minds of all informed and realistic
and authentic Roman Catholics. De- The ORCM has no connection, no
spite that record, however, it is
the position of the ORCM that Pope
6 alliance, no affiliation with any
other group or organization, whether
Paul VI is a legitimate pontiff, if traditional Roman Catholic or secu-
for no other reason than that any lar. Specifically is this statement
proposed illegitimacy (which some made with the John Birch Society
traditionalists claim) is not, in (JBS) in mind. While this writer is
4, – cont'd on page 6, column 1 –
an open letter to
BY "THE WANDERER"
FR,ROBERT McKENNAJ OP
MR. A.J. MATT, JR., EDITOR is a subtle, satanic substitution
for the real issue in religion of
Dear Mr. Matt: being either orthodox or unorthodox.
No middle ground there! We are
The lead editorial of THE WANDERER either "with or against" Christ and
for July 29, signed "The Editors," His Church.
accuses Archbishop Lefebvre of
schism and voices concern for the Secondly, we ask whether by the
many Catholics who support him, lest statement quoted the editors of THE
they be "engulfed" in it. WANDERER mean to imply that the
authorities of the Church are above
The crucial question for every con- her Tradition, rather than responsi-
cerned Catholic is whether Arch- ble for its defense, preservation,
bishop Lefebvre and the traditiona- and integral handing down. St.Thomas
list Catholics in general are schis- Aquinas for his part says, in the
matic or the Catholic establishment very context of justifying the tra-
apostate. (By the "establishment" we ditional ceremonies of the Mass,
mean the organization recognized by "The custom of the Church is infal-
civil law, whether or not it can lible, being instructed by the Holy
honestly be called Catholic). While Spirit."
it is admittedly less traumatic, and
perhaps more plausible, to believe Thirdly, the editor's statement dis-
that the traditionalist minority is tinguishes between the Magesterium
schismatic, the truth does not de- ("magesterial authority") and Tradi-
pend on numbers, nor would the tion. But are the two independent,
Church cease to exist if one sup- as seems to be implied, rather than
posed the defection of most priests the Magesterium guided by, or at
and bishops, or their virtual ex- least expressed in, Catholic Tradi-
tinction. The Apostles, for example, – tion? The official catechism of the
were quite a minority. And how many Church, the Catechism of Trent,
English bishops remained Catholic at gives the primacy to Tradition,
the time of the Reformation? calling it "the interpreter and
guardian of Catholic truth." If the
THE WANDERER rests its argument for Pope and the bishops can claim this
schism in the case of the tradition- role for themselves, it is only to
alists on the statement: "To reject the extent that they are faithful to
magesterial authority in the name of Tradition. But it is the underlying
Tradition is no less erroneous than error and subtle heresy of "Vatican
to reject it in the name of theolog- 2" to question the divine inspira-
ical Modernism." tion and infallibility of Catholic
traditions. Pope Paul himself, when
First, we note the implication, ha- promulgating his Nevus Ordo, errone-
bitual with all non-traditionalists ously endorsed this misunderstanding
(Pope Paul too), that truth like of the Ordinary Magesterium saying,
virtue (moral virtue) lies between "We cannot deny that Tradition con-
two extremes — as if religion and tains many transitory and even
our faith were a question of poli- faulty elements." Such a position
tics and the pitfalls of excesse"'s! stands condemned by his predecessor,
The fact is that "liberal-conserva- Pope Pius VI, as "false, temerari-
tive-ultraconservative" terminology – continued on page 7 – 5,
6, A FEW REFLECTIONS, cont'd from P . 4
FR, J OHN A, PARK
a proud member of the JBS and stands On August 28, 1975 Fr . John Anthony
ever ready to defend it against all Park , who assisted our ORCM for some
its critics, whoever they may be, two years , passed away . Born in
yet the ORCM and the JBS are two en- Rockport , Indiana on November 27 ,
tirely distinct entities and there 1905, Fr . Park is survived by three
is no alliance of any kind between brothers and one sis t er . A tradi –
them, and anyone who says or implies tional High Requ iem Mass was offered
otherwise is, simply put, a liar ! for him on Augus t 31 by the Right
Rev . Msgr . Paul F. Marceau. Father
There is no sounder, no more Park's faithful service in provision
thoroughly traditional Roman Catho- of the Mass and Sacraments t o our
lic organization than the ORCM this ORCM ' ers in the Orlando , Flo r ida
side of Heaven ! This is not said in a rea will be so r ely missed , much
any boastful spirit but simply to less forgotten . We hope you will
state a fact of life. The stand we join with us now in p r aye r s for the
take, our principles , our goals are repose of his sou l .
in every respect consistent , in har-
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God, is to preserve our divine full traditional Catholic detail.
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e ope, I n a 1 1 1ty and e 1ence
,.. P e n t e c o s "t a I I s m ' ·
ous, scandalous, pernicious, offen- cause of "bad" results that . we re –
sive to the ears of the devout, in- ject the Council . Rather we point to
jurious to the Church and the Spirit its evil fruits as confirming our
of God by which she is guided, and contention that it was a false Coun-
at least erroneous." (Denz. 1578) cil to begin with, and a mitred rev-
Which Pope are we to believe? Pope olution within the Church — nothing
paul obviously had no intention of less than a general apostasy from
speaking ex cathedra" in the talk
11
the body of Catholic Tradition.
occasioning his remark.
The editors are more to the point in
The editorial goes on to confront next contesting the traditionalists
two contentions of the Archbishop on the score of Vatican II being a
and the traditionalists. The first merely "pastoral" Council. Here we
regards the New Mass. "The basic may admit their insistence that the
question," the editors say, is
11
avowed purpose of the Council should
simply this: Does the Pope, as su- not be confused with its actual con-
preme ruler of the Church, have the tent or teachings, some of its de-
authority to replace the Tridentine crees even being entitled "dogma-
Mass with the New Ordo? 11
If not, tic. " But how naive the suggestion
then (they say) "neither did Saint that "the riches of dogmatic teach-
pius V have the authority to estab- ing for which Vatican Council II is
lish the Tridentine Mass, which in- responsible" originated with the
volved the replacement and abroga- Council or could of themselves
tion of older forms of the Mass." justify even the least error or doc-
trinal ambiguity! The rich foliage
It will suffice for our purpose of Vatican II verbiage must not con-
here simply to show that the ques- ceal its Communistic, Modernistic,
tion is not so "simple" as the edi- and Masonic roots, lately verified
tors make it. The traditionalists in documentary proof that some of
are asking how (at least with any- the leading Cardinals in the Vatican
thing less than so solemn and unam- are registered Freemasons! (THE
biguous a decree as was QUO PRIMUM) WANDERER is silent on this.)
anY Pope can replace a Mass which a
previous Pope said could never a- The editorial concludes — more dog-
gain be replaced, going so far as matically than logically: "There is
to invoke the wrath of God against no ability to adhere to any authen-
"anyone" who would dare to do so! tic tradition when the doctrinal
authority of Vatican Council II is
But more importantly still, the denied, or when the teaching author-
question is beyond mere legality. ity of Pope Paul VI is ignored." UN-
noes the Pope, even as the suprem: —
II
LESS, we add, the authority of Coun-
ruler of the Church," have the cil and Pope surpass the Tradition
authority to replace the traditional of the Church. But such in fact is
Mass with one which is, to say the not her teaching, though it is (im-
least, unorthodox? Must the Pope be plicitly anyway) the mistaken notion
obeyed even when he would make us of Pope Paul. "That is the stark
Protestants with the ecumenical New reality of the situation," and
Mass? heaven help those who insist on
"hardening their hearts in an at-
The editorial next confronts the tempt to justify that attitude" of
"Lefebvre 'movement'" for its oppo- misplaced priorities.
sition to Vatican II. The straw man
of "abuses" is set up and the tradi-
tionalists scolded for refusing the
council's authority merely because Sincerely in Christ,
of "certain bad things which have
resulted from them," the point being
made that anything can be abused and (Signed)
misinterpreted, even the Gospel. Fr. Robert F. McKenna
"Bad things" sounds like a studied
attempt to avoid (the same Gospel's)
"evil fruits." Anyway, it is not be- 7.
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