INTERVIEW WITH DR. DAVID ALLEN WHITE ON BP. WILLIAMSON

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Permalink Reply by Alan on November 20, 2011 at 8:59pm

Gotta love the good Doc., he's my kind of guy. Just tells it like it is.

Two thumbs up Dr. White. Great interview

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Permalink Reply by Dawn Marie on November 21, 2011 at 2:47pm

Saw this letter by Bishop Tissier on I.A. posted by the dear Berengaria. Thought it was too good not to re-post here.

QUOTE (+Bernard Tissier de Mallerais)Econe - 20 August 2009

Dear Mr. Heiner,

His Lordship Bishop Richard Williamson had someone send me the fourth Volume of his Letters from the Rector which you published, and I have to thank you for this new publication of my fellow bishop’s writings.

I began my reading with the poem at the end of the book in which His Excellency wrote of the “one and twenty years” in the USA which he left behind “in groans and tears”, but in which he also echoed and rejoiced, “I shall return, ordain and confirm!” Let this be true!

The four Volumes of Ridgefield and Winona Letters make today’s reader a spectator of forty years of Church History, forty years in which the Church has been moved and shaken as never before. They help him to see things in the light of Christ the King, and to weigh them in the balance of the Eternal Truth, of Him who said, “I am the Truth” (Jn. XI: 6).

The reader feels compelled to discover how the holy Church of God, after being entrusted with the divine Deposit to be held sacred and to be faithfully presented to men “depositum sancte custodiendum et fideliter exponendum” (Vatican I, Decree Pastor Eternus), has managed, by an inscrutable permission of Heaven, to leave this holy Deposit in the unholy hands of the proponents of the “Church” of Man, which has all too obviously enslaved itself to oppressive liberalism and submitted to the lies of officialdom: “He that trusteth to lies feedeth the winds: and the same runneth after birds that fly away” (Prov. X: 4).

Thanks be to God that our episcopal Rector’s upright mind, sane eye and holy free thinking have been a light in the darkness. Not only has he been a strong defender of the godly Truth, but he has also been a persuasive advocate of that true manhood and sane femininity that pertain to Christianity. On this double basis, with the grace of God, he has helped to regenerate two generations of Christian men and women, who have rebuilt a whole Christendom, on a small scale maybe, but with a great hope, the hope that lies for Church and Fatherland in large families and numerous schools, and in the courageous civic commitment of Christian men to applying the principles of the political Kingship of Our Lord Jesus Christ to real life.

So we bid you farewell, your Lordship, with tears in our eyes and heavy hearts! And yet “Sursum corda”, let us lift up our hearts, the hearts of rebuilders of the City of God!

Readers, read and enjoy! Begin with the first or last of these four Volumes, and in the words of Scripture, “Let thy eyes look straight on, and let thy eyelids go before thy steps. Make straight the path for thy feet, and all thy ways shall be established” (Prov. IV: 25, 26).

Dear Mr. Heiner, may you be eternally rewarded for your work!

Yours faithfully in Christ the King,

+Bernard Tissier de Mallerais