We need more priests like Fr Dunn of Glasgow

I fear for priests who start down the road of celebrating the EF Mass. The very move makes them a target for twisted groups of laity who will inform on them to the Bishop and often over egg the case stating that "Father X will only say the Latin Mass from now on" and more of the same.
Then the Bishop steps in and, as you will read from the account below, courtesy of The Last Papist Standing, two priests dropped out of their LMS training programme for fear of an Episcopal boot in the teeth, but Fr Dunn is made of sterner stuff.

Read the whole episode on http://lastpapist.blogspot.com/

May Almighty God be with you Fr Dunn!

"I'm sorry but I can't say the EF form" - "You what FATHER!!!!"

You can't say the Extraordinary Form? 
                                                                                                                                



Nice car...but small and only 1000cc



            

    

     

                                             Extraordinary car, and comfortable

                                                                                           
So if you had the option of a Skoda Fabia or a top of the range Lexus you would stick with the Skoda?

A basic sandwich - you like?

Or, if offered a sandwich you'd elect for the 'basic' rather than the club?

The Extraordinary Club Sandwich. Of course, if you prefer the basic model, you can have it

Or, maybe, you'd choose the muzak CD rather than the Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart one?

OK - I think we have all got the message by now, thanks!

But one last pictorial...please????

  

                              

The OF model, good, plain                                                        Or the EF?
 and   workmanlike..                                                                                                                                                                                                         

"OK, My Son, I've got it...sign me up for the next LMS Boot Camp!"

                      "Bless you, Father!"