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Second Letter to Apostolic Nuncio & Boston Bishops

-----Original Message----- To: Apostolic Nuncio Cc: Boston Bishops Sent: Wed, May 20, 2020 9:45 am Subject: Fwd: Yesterdays Boston Archdiocese Carona Conference - One Remaining Concern  + IHS Please forward to Bishop Reed - thank you. Kindly see below.   This is not going to happen.  Put an end to it before something needs to be done to legally put an end to it. It is of critical importance to nip this political and hostile attack on the free exercise of religion in the bud.    Massachusetts is the door of entry for the communists.  It is all coming out of the Kennedy school of government. Once the church agrees to break laws that impose compromising civil liberties of their people in order to receive Sacraments, the door is opened for the hostile government control on Sacraments and the Church and our people.  It will be impossible to stop once they get the foot in the door. There are all kinds of problems in Boston's s...

Catholic Group Battling Problems in Chicago

Betrayal of Christ The St. Charles Borromeo Society has been  holding prayer vigils  outside Holy Name Cathedral on Fridays starting at 12:00pm for the last month. The group, which has  demanded that churches be considered “essential”  during the coronavirus outbreak, reached out to Cupich previously so they could discuss ideas on how to re-open churches safely and quickly  but were turned away  by his office. 

Yesterday's RCAB Conference - One Final Housekeeping Item - TRACING

I listened to yesterdays 'rona conference put on by the Archdiocese of Boston and there is one more problem that needs to be resolved.   See below email to the 'pandemic team'. Other than this one remaining housecleaning item, there were no other concerns.   I am reaching out to other MA diocese to confirm whether they have received similar instructions from the Department of Health.     Expecting people  with a sniffle, sneeze or cough stay inside their home - even if it comes from hayfever - is a perfectly reasonable expectation. I have not encountered anyone in a supermarket or retail store with any kind of symptom.  I believe people are doing what is necessary to keep the public safe.   If a person shows up at a retail store with a symptom, asking them to leave, encouraging them to call their doctor, cleaning the area - these are all rational and reasonable responses. Bu...

Letter to Boston Bishops

To: Boston Bishops Sent: Tue, May 19, 2020 9:54 am  + IHS Gentlemen: I did not have Bishop Reed's email, but it was my intention to include him in my communications about the present dangers and would appreciate your forwarding this email to him.   The forces in government thirsting for the destruction of Christ's Church are in retreat, but they will be back.  We've got to use this temporary stay to resolve the problem in the Chancery. I know that Cardinal O'Malley is a good man who desires proper catechesis of our people.  I mean no disrespect to his intentions in what I am about to say. The time has come for each bishop in Boston's see to pick up the phone and call the Nuncio and Holy See to substantiate the need for a coadjutor to remove Fr. Hehir and all of the George Soros/Jack Connors Kennedy School of Government associates that he has brought in to infiltrate and destroy - including Terry Donilon.     This ...

Boston Archdiocese Guidelines for Return of Sacraments - As Early as Saturday

Another miracle brought to you courtesy of St. John Paul II and St. Thomas Aquinas - be sure to thank them! Good afternoon, The following document is guidance for resuming Mass following Governor Baker's morning announcement regarding re-opening.  We understand cities and towns, such as the City of Boston, are implementing orders specific to their community. We will review this and the state orders tomorrow (May 19th) at the 1:00pm webinar. A reminder for the webinar will be send out this afternoon. Thank you. May 18, 2020 corona@rcab.org Archdiocese of Boston Plan for safely resuming Masses at the beginning of Phase One Governor Baker announced on Monday, May 18, that houses of worship can resume services, within the guidelines he has issued. When can we start Masses? If a parish within the Archdiocese of Boston, after careful and deliberate preparation, considers that they are able to meet all of the State, Municipal, and Ar...

May 18th Letter to U.S. Apostolic Nuncio Regarding the Archdiocese of Boston

+ IHS May 18, 2020 Dear  Archbishop Pierre : Over the past month, I have been copying you on communications with Boston Bishops regarding a draconian plan obstructing Sacraments to Christ's people in Massachusetts.  I am reaching out to you today regarding the situation to urgently request the intervention of the Holy See. According to public statements by various officials in the Archdiocese of Boston, including Cardinal O'Malley, Fr. Bryan Hehir has been "working closely" with Massachusetts Governor Charles Baker to implement a plan  as described in my recently published article in the Federalist.   The Archdiocese of Boston conducted a webinar releasing details of 'the plan' with a timeline of expected return of Sacraments of  "two years ".  A snapshot of that timeline is attached. In response to 'the plan', I filed a complaint with the Department of Justice against Governor Baker for violations of the ...