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LifeSite News: SSPX priest planning defamation lawsuit against Church Militant, lawyer says

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JMJ

 You may have noticed that I have a link "SSPX in the News" under links of interest.  This used to point to a general google search ... but over the years a lot of clutter / spam started to appear in the results.  I took the link down for a while, but recently added a new one that scans the news instead of general.

So while I may miss an interesting blog post, what pops up is of more interest.

Case in point, on June 16th the CMTV headlines showed up with the "SSPX threatens to sue CM".  I clicked on the article and was more than a little surprised that CMTV would post something that deviates from their narrative.

Then I realized that they had cross-linked an article from LifeSite News.  Aha! 

The first think I would like to note is that the article is actually titled: 

 SSPX priest planning defamation lawsuit against Church Militant, lawyer says

I guess that wouldn't get as many clicks as the their preferred title.

At first read the article provides a pretty good overview of one of the cases and undermines CMTV's narrative.  I wouldn't be surprised if it gets dropped from their headlines.   

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 Source: Lifesite News Part 3 

The part 2 article discusses the abuse perpetrated by Benedict Vanderputten (former priest). I knew him both before and after he was ordained.  Sad to see a priest fall and hurt someone so badly.

Pray for the victims of and priests guilty of such abuse.

P^3


 

 

 

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