The SSPX weighs in on the pasquino against Francis and the fake L'Osservatore Romano

The pasquino which covered Rome.

Is This a Proper Way to Combat the Crisis in the Church?

Further, and as we have touched on before, we cannot support this passive-aggressive and disrespectful method of "correcting" the Sovereign Pontiff. While privacy and confidentiality are not without their place, hiding behind a computer screen has, unfortunately, become an accepted method of public discource.  

Letters sent without signatures, anonymous emails, and posts on websites using pseudonyms are not done by men of fortitude and conviction in the truth. They are the acts of cowards, who like the mythological figure Eris, only seek to attain their goals - however noble they may be - through chaos.

source:  SSPX, Satire: A New Way to Combat the Crisis?

The faux L’Osservatore Romano.

...and who could forget the SSPX’s passive-aggressive satire?

 source: SSPX, Rome, SSPX, Campos, Assisi & etc.; part 2

 source: SSPX, Rome, SSPX, Campos, Assisi & etc.; part 2

Francis’ daily homiletic rant in the insane asylum known as Casa Santa Marta

“‘Not taking risks, please, no… prudence…’ ‘Obeying all the commandments, all of them…’ Yes, it’s true, but this paralyzes you too, it makes you forget so many graces received, it takes away memory, it takes away hope, because it doesn’t allow you to go forward. And the present of a Christian, of such a Christian, is like when one goes along the street and an unexpected rain comes, and the garment is not so good and the fabric shrinks… Confined souls… This is cowardliness: this is the sin against memory, courage, patience, and hope.”

— Francis, 27 January 2017 —

Practicing Talmudism has driven this man insane.