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A Sign Of Hope 1986 - Saint Thomas Aquinas Seminary

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First published at 23:13 UTC on April 14th, 2018.

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In 1986 Father (now Bishop) Williamson who was rector of Saint Thomas Aquinas Seminary, was interviewed by Fr. Bourmaud along with various seminarians in attendance at the time.

This vintage documentary was filmed in Ridge…

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In 1986 Father (now Bishop) Williamson who was rector of Saint Thomas Aquinas Seminary, was interviewed by Fr. Bourmaud along with various seminarians in attendance at the time.

This vintage documentary was filmed in Ridgefield, Connecticut, where Saint Thomas Aquinas Seminary was located until 1988. The seminary has since moved to Dillwyn, Virginia, where a new seminary has been erected to accommodate the large number of vocations growing out of the Traditional Catholic Communities in North America. Details on the new seminary can be found at www.STAS.org

The buildings you see on this video, in Ridgefield, Connecticut, are still in use by the SSPX, as Saint Ignatius Retreat House, and has a growing chapel there under the patronage of Christ the King. At Saint Ignatius Retreat House, there are retreats for men and women held every month, and it is a great way to refocus your life, with the Traditional Catholic faith as your bedrock. To learn more about Saint Ignatius Retreat House, visit www.SSPXRidgefield.com

In this video, Fr. Bourmaud Talks with several priests who were seminarians in 1986, including Fr. Johnson, Fr. Robinson, Fr. Albert (OP) Fr. Dean and Fr. Kimball. More information on the SSPX is available online at www.SSPX.org

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