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Requisescat In Pace: Bishop Tissier de Mallerais

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By the time of the publishing of this post, the funeral of Bishop Tissier de Mallerais will have been completed. As requested below by the SSPX, please pray for the repose of the soul of this Bishop. He went to his final reward with the comfort of the sacraments of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

Please join the priests and religious of the SSPX in praying for the soul of Bishop Tissier. His life of service to the cause of Catholic Tradition is and will remain an inspiration for generations to come.

Oddly, this death of a senior member of the SSPX has attracted the attention of the media to reaffirm their perspective on the SSPX, which may herald a change in the Church that this event may bring about.

Indeed, with only two SSPX bishops remaining the world nears draws closer to the end of an era.

P^3

References
  1. Bishop Tissier de Mallerais | FSSPX News
  2. The Death of Bishop Bernard Tissier de Mallerais | District of the USA
  3. Prayer intention | FSSPX News
  4. Prayer Intention for Bishop Tissier de Mallerais (2) | FSSPX News
  5. Reflection on the death of Bishop Bernard Tissier de Mallerais - Where Peter Is
    1. It is sad that Gary Campbell (a laicised former SSPX Priest) criticizes 1P5 (link below) for "... as good as canonized him ...".  The 1P5 article does nothing of the kind and its criticism says more about the bias of Mr. Campbell than that of 1P5. As quoted above, there is no canonization of +TdM, simple a call for prayers.
  6. RESPECT THE DEAD: Bishop Tissier Goes to His Eternal Reward - OnePeterFive
  7. Bishop Bernard Tissier de Mallerais, senior prelate of the Society of Saint Pius X, dead at 79 - Catholic news – La Croix International
  8. 36 years after the schism, what does the Society of Saint Pius X represent? - Catholic news – La Croix International
  9. What is the SSPX? A look at the controversial traditionalist Catholicgroup | Catholic News Agency

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What is the SSPX? A look at the controversial traditionalist Catholic group | Catholic News Agency
Bishop Tissier de Mallerais | FSSPX News
The Death of Bishop Bernard Tissier de Mallerais | District of the USA
The Funeral of Bishop Bernard Tissier de Mallerais | District of the USA

 

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