Father Manuel Piñon, O.P.

 


He was the only known Filipino Catholic priest known to have resisted the errors of Vatican II. He was born on February 2, 1924 in Sulu and entered the Dominican Order in 1939. He was also a theologian, having wrote many things on Protestantism and a critique of the New Mass. In the 1980s, he publicly celebrated the Traditional Latin Mass in the Santo Domingo Church in Quezon City. He was suspended by ''Cardinal'' Sin (the name is a coincidence) for celebrating the True Mass. When the SSPX came to the Philippines, he supported it and continued to celebrate the old Mass until he died on August 29, 1997.
May he rest in peace!
                                                         Father Piñon celebrating mass


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