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Updated: Fr. Joseph Pfeiffer no longer ... now Bishop Joseph Pfeiffer (Can't see this being a problem...)

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Update 3: And ... it started to climb up the hit list again.  I'm going to change the link and see what happens. If this post is dear to you please let me know!
 
Update 2: I'm curious to see if this article creates more traffic. I'm going to put this back online and see what happens.
 
Update: There was a bit of an uproar over the consecrating bishop messing up / mumbling the key words of the consecration.  This, I am told, resulted in a do-over conditional consecration.  It would be funny if it weren't so serious and sad. :-(
 
 
I've had a series of "Error of the 'resistance' for years and now they've made their biggest mistake: Fr. Pfeiffer appears to have succeeded in conning some poor people into consecrating him a bishop.

I don't know who the consecrating bishop was (on the left in the photo) but wow - based on previous reports it took him close to a decade (apparently Bishop Williamson refused) to find someone to consecrate him as a bishop.

Given his doctrinal issues, I predict it won't be too long before he get's himself elected the pontiff of the 'resistance', just to one-up Bishop Williamson.

Well, they need prayers, lots of prayers, to remove the beam from their own eye(s).

P^3




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  1. SSeptember 21, 2020 at 7:06 AM

    Bishop Neil Webster is on the left.
    He is not a lady Anglican bishop but
    his pedigree appears tainted. Probably
    like these fake baptism priest that keep
    popping up.

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