Elector
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I was baptized at the Church of the Immaculate Conception on 26 Nov 1944. I was educated at three convent schools by the age of 9, and after that at the one school by the Christian Brothers. I finished school about 12 months before Vatican II opened.
Although I can’t pretend it was entirely on account of piety, I was never taken in by the Conciliar Church. I detested the new language and I was horrified by the changes as they unfolded or even as they were being proposed. They always seemed to warn us, as part of the psycho-warfare I suppose, which by the grace of God, I never fell for.
Began going to the old Mass in 1978 in response to an advertisement in a local Sydney paper. Immediately surprised to find so many schools of thought as to what represented true Catholicism, but had worked my way through them by the early eighties to my present position.
I cannot see how the arguments Ken Mock has put forward over the last few years can be gainsaid, so to be intellectually consistent at least, I must rouse myself and act in accordance.
I would therefore like to have my name included on the list of electors, and hope to see in due time, a list of candidates with their resumes, if there is such a list.
John Vincent McGrath
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