From "Archbishop Lefebvre - 60 years a priest"

FEBRUARY 21: HE DIED WEARING HIS MASS VESTMENTS
Blessed Noël Pinot
Priest and Martyr
Died: 1794
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He was a French diocesan priest and martyr. During the French Revolution, he refused to take an oath of loyalty to the new government which was opposed to Church principles. He was ordered to abandon his parish. He ministered secretly to his flock and convinced his fellow priests to renounce the oath. He was captured and guillotined. He wore his Mass vestments to execution and died reciting the opening words of the Mass.

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Published here are the full writings of Bishop Williamson as part of his weekly EC publications

Neste Comentário Eleison, Dom Williamson tece considerações sobre o caminho trilhado pela FSSPX desde 2012 mediante a carta de um padre, que deixou as fileiras da fraternidade e explica suas motivações para tal.

Com este artigo, que publicamos postumamente, é finalizada a série de 915 escritos, publicados por Dom Richard Williamson semanalmente desde o ano de 2007 com o propósito de assistir aos fiéis da FSSPX espalhados pelo mundo. Cumprido seu desiderato, temos por encerrada esta preciosa série de elucidações que foram responsáveis por inúmeras conversões e pela permanência na fidelidade de grande quantidade de fiéis que ingressaram nas fileiras da Resistência nos últimos anos.

Para acessar o artigo, clique aqui.

We recommend this as an accurate account of the Bishop's funeral — https://www.wmreview.org/p/williamson-requiem

He did this for you.

Happy birthday to His Excellency Bishop Williamson who would have turned 85 today. Eternal rest grant unto him O Lord and may perpetual light sine upon him. So dearly missed. Please keep him in your prayers 🙏

Bishop Williamson on Saint Thomas Aquinas #aquinas #stthomasaquinas #stthomas #saintthomas #thomism
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I plan on releasing the translated trial documentation from 1475 of the Jews of Trent who martyred Blessed Simon, which will be the first public and first English publication of the court documentation.
Attached to this is a paper I wrote on why one can trust the source itself, how we know the murder did occur and the defendants are guilty, using a range of historical tools, particularly a pretty cutting method. This will go through some refutations of historians’ argumentation.
There is also an appendix, attached documents and information about the Church's approval of the cult of Simonino.

I plan on releasing it this Monday, the 24th of March, the feast day of St Simon of Trent, the day he was murdered.

However, I cannot complete all of the appendix and referencing in time for a release at 12:01 AM
on the 24th, Trent time.

I wish to ask then: should I wait and make it "perfect" or get it out there and release it.
Either way I will make a book on it.

As a result of the vote: I will delay and improve the Paper, appendix and translated documents. Instead, on the 24th of March, I will publish some of Church’s approval of the veneration of Blessed Simon of Trent.
God bless.

This small pdf goes over the Church's historic approval for the veneration of St Simon of Trent, whose feast day is the 24th of March.

Beato Simonino da Trento, ora pro nobis.