Cardinal Marc Ouellet, “conservative” and “Friend of the traditional Mass,”says this about Rome’s relations with the SSPX in his book news and future of the Second Vatican Council:… “This (the Rome negotiations with the SSPX) has to be considered with an open, ecumenical look. You have to give these initiatives (Benedict XVI) willbenefit the construction. These were sabotaged several certain ways bycertain media errors or games. Williamson case, for example, made more difficult reception and development of these initiatives of the Holy Father. But in the long run, will bring fruit. “
The Card. Ouellet clearly expressed, without shrinking, the purpose bothof relations with the SSPX as the implementation of the Motu Proprio on the Mass they call “extraordinary”: Ecumenism. And also admits thatdespite the inconvenience caused by the “Williamson affair” (which is not limited to the famous Swedish Speaking to TV but also to their presencein the SSPX, why should be censored and later expelled) , ecumenicalinitiative “in the long run, will bring fruit.” In this and the more the Card.Ouellet and Mons. Fellay coincide in their patience.
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| Cardinal Ouellet offering the “New Mass” |
No doubt today with the dislocated Francisco at the Vaticaninitiative has regained strength and is likely to accelerate, asFrancisco knows how to please everyone is his eagerness to cash in to meet each his ambition, it seems that Rome nowgives for all (and all, as they say now with the neo-Speakegalitarian antidiscrimination). Francisco knows that the control must be total. So they are threatening to set himself up as dissidents sets aside unceremoniously. We’ve had therecent example of Bishop Livieres of Ciudad del Este,Paraguay. Precisely Card. Ouellet as Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops was the recipient of the letter in defense of the Bishop of Paraguay, although even there it did not reach the Vatican ecumenismbecause Livieres was lacking “warmth” and seemed to pull up to the plate, things Msgr. Fellay has notso far been able to incur.

