LETTER TO OUR BROTHER PRIESTS:
Augustine's fraternal charity did extend the
FROM FR O’NEIL MSC
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Sent: Friday, 21 January 2005 10:39 AM
Subject: Your recent publication
> Today I received your Letter to Our Brother
Priests with your book "Priest
> where is thy Mass?" . I did not seek this
information and I do not wish
to recieve it or any other material published
by your organization. I do not
> regard myself as a 'brother priest' in any
way with your heretical
> organization, and I do not appreciate being
imposed upon with unsolicited
> material. Please delete me from any of
your future mailing lists.
> I would appreciate a return email
acknowledging that you have received
this email and that you will comply with my
specific request.
> Free accusations with no proofs are of no
> Fr Roy J O'Neill MSC
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> RANDWICK NSW 2031
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> Email: royo4@netspace.net.au
REPLY OF FR LAISNEY
Reverend and dear Father Roy O'Neill,
You will no longer received this publication
as per your wish. However if
ever you wish to receive it again, you know
now where to address yourself.
I was just reading this morning St. Augustine,
"Against Cresconius the
Grammatitian" I,8,10-11: it applies so well to
your email that I cannot but
advise you to have a look at it!
St.
name of brothers even to
the Donatist schismatics, wayward brothers,
but still brothers, since they
were baptized. And the donatists, like you,
strongly objected to him calling
them thus. It is not difficult to see on which
side true charity was found.
So is it today. Come back to the charity of
Our Lord Jesus Christ!
As for the qualification of "heretical", "to me
it is a very small thing to
be judged by you or by man's day. But neither
do I judge my own self. For I
am not conscious to myself of anything. Yet
am I not hereby justified: but
he that judgeth me is the Lord. Therefore,
judge not before the time: until
the Lord come, who both will bring to light
the hidden things of darkness
and will make manifest the counsels of the
hearts. And then shall every man
have praise from God."
value. Fortunately the Good Lord
knows how much we are attached, not to our
own ideas, but to the Catholic
Faith as taught by the Catholic Church for
centuries and centuries, since
the time of the Apostles, in an unchangeable
manner. May He grant us to live
faithfully to it, and may He grant the same
grace to you.
Yours sincerely in Jesus and Mary,
Father François Laisney