Medice, cura teipsum or the Sedevacantophobia of Fr. Stehlin

Sedevacantism as the „orphan disease”… That’s a new one.
If the doctor does not know a given disease, how can he authoritatively propose a cure? And when he himself is so sick (incurably?) that he considers sick the healthy patient, then we have a tragic situation indeed. It would be better for healthy people to avoid such a “doctor”, so that he himself would not accidentally (on purpose?) infect them.
The most recent issue of “Zawsze wierni”1 does not excel in accurate judgments and proper conclusions, as it was already to be seen with respect to the “Escape into Dreams” text2. As it was to be expected, in the description written in language characteristic rather of a charismatic presbyter than a thomistic author, there was place for the pestilence, cholera, ulcers, virus, bacteria of the terribly contagious sedevacantism. Due to the frightening appearance of a human being struck by this exceptionally infectious physico-psychic disease, Fr. Stehlin, in the role of a “doctor”, conducts once again a scaring therapy. In the article entitled “Who standeth, let him take heed lest he fall” available on the Internet (it is again possible to save a few zlotys), one can savor the seemingly “scholarly analysis” and the proposed treatment: Czytaj dalej