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| In St. Louis, Father Marek Bozek Refuses to Meet with Archbishop Raymond Burke Voice from the Desert March 5, 2008 http://reform-network.net/?p=1469 I just received (3.5.2008) the following via email from Kristine Ward. Thanks, Kris. Note that KSDK is NewsChannel 5 in St. Louis. When you click on the link to the video, you'll see a commercial. This commercial is the price you'll have to pay to see one of the most important statements to date in the 21st century revolution in the Roman Catholic Church that we are part of. * * * Father Marek Bozek Refuses To Meet with Archbishop Burke (KSDK) — Father Marek Bozek, the head of St. Stanislaus Church, refused to meet with Archbishop Raymond Burke Wednesday. Church officials said the meeting was planned because Father Marek Bozek left the parish in Cape Girardeau without permission to go to St. Stanislaus. Archbishop Burke could begin the process of having Father Marek Bozek laicized. The Archdiocese said laicized means Father Bozek would lose his priestly privileges and in effect become a lay person. But Father Marek Bozek said his ordination of being a priest can never be taken away. At a newsconference Wednesday morning, Father Marek Bozek said, "I will not subject myself any longer to this process which does not even attempt to appear fair." Furthermore, Father Marek Bozek said he plans to seek incardination or membership under a different catholic priest before he becomes laicized. Father Bozek says several different Catholic Bishops, in good standing with the Vatican, have already offered him incardination or membership. Father Marek Bozek wouldn't name names, but he said the Bishops are not in Missouri or Illinois, but in this country as well as international. Father Marek Bozek explains there are territorial and personal incardination. He plans to seek personal incardination with another Bishop and plans to stay in St. Louis as the spiritual leader of St. Stanislaus for years to come. Archbishop Burke plans to meet with news reporters this afternoon. |
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