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Reverend Gustavo García-Siller; MSpS, Archbishop of San Antonio, took action against Fr. John Mary Foster of the 'Mission of Divine Mercy' , after the priest made public what he felt were divine revelations to his religious community.
(LifeSiteNews) — A U.S. archbishop has removed the priestly faculties of a priest who went ahead and published what he believes to be “heavenly messages” after being warned not to, asserting that he was urged by God to supercede his bishop’s authority because of the grave current condition of the Catholic Church.
Reverend Gustavo García-Siller; MSpS, Archbishop of San Antonio, took action against Fr. John Mary Foster of the “Mission of Divine Mercy” (MDM), after the priest made public what he felt were divine revelations to his religious community.
READ: Religious order responds to question of why they published alleged messages from heaven contrary to archbishop’s will
In documents bearing the seal of the Archdiocese, García-Siller withdrew Fr. Foster’s faculties, banning him from public ministry, while also suppressing his religious community, the MDM.
Foster is no longer permitted to preach or hear confessions and has been removed from his position as Parochial Vicar at St. Thomas the Apostle Parish in Canyon Lake, Texas.
García-Siller has also ordered the seizure by the Archdiocese of the apostolate’s property.
According to the Archbishop, his severe actions came after canonical warning and admonition one week earlier. “Foster has incorrectly asserted that he does not, during what he claims to be an unprecedented crisis in the Church, owe obedience to legitimate Church authority.”
To view LifeSite’s coverage of the alleged prophecies, click the following links: Message one; Message two; and Message three.
In a statement published on the Archdiocese of San Antonio website, Garcia-Siller said that Foster had outright admitted his disobedience to Pope Francis and his Ordinary and cited the following reasons which he believes justifies his actions.
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(LifeSiteNews) — A U.S. archbishop has removed the priestly faculties of a priest who went ahead and published what he believes to be “heavenly messages” after being warned not to, asserting that he was urged by God to supercede his bishop’s authority because of the grave current condition of the Catholic Church.
Reverend Gustavo García-Siller; MSpS, Archbishop of San Antonio, took action against Fr. John Mary Foster of the “Mission of Divine Mercy” (MDM), after the priest made public what he felt were divine revelations to his religious community.
READ: Religious order responds to question of why they published alleged messages from heaven contrary to archbishop’s will
In documents bearing the seal of the Archdiocese, García-Siller withdrew Fr. Foster’s faculties, banning him from public ministry, while also suppressing his religious community, the MDM.
Foster is no longer permitted to preach or hear confessions and has been removed from his position as Parochial Vicar at St. Thomas the Apostle Parish in Canyon Lake, Texas.
García-Siller has also ordered the seizure by the Archdiocese of the apostolate’s property.
According to the Archbishop, his severe actions came after canonical warning and admonition one week earlier. “Foster has incorrectly asserted that he does not, during what he claims to be an unprecedented crisis in the Church, owe obedience to legitimate Church authority.”
To view LifeSite’s coverage of the alleged prophecies, click the following links: Message one; Message two; and Message three.
In a statement published on the Archdiocese of San Antonio website, Garcia-Siller said that Foster had outright admitted his disobedience to Pope Francis and his Ordinary and cited the following reasons which he believes justifies his actions.
Continued below.
Archbishop removes faculties, seeks to seize property of priest for publishing alleged ‘heavenly messages’ - LifeSite
Reverend Gustavo García-Siller; MSpS, Archbishop of San Antonio, took action against Fr. John Mary Foster of the 'Mission of Divine Mercy' after the priest made public what he felt were divine revelations to his religious community.
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