In November 1939, Carmona was ordained a priest by Bishop Leopoldo Díaz y Escudero of Chilapa[4] (the Diocese of Acapulco was only split from the Diocese of Chilapa in 1958).
In the 1970s, he, along with Father Joaquín Sáenz y Arriaga and Father Adolfo Zamora, formed the Tridentine Catholic Union (Union Católica Trento).[1]
Episcopacyedit
In 1981, Carmona and Zamora were brought by the German sedevacantists Doctor Eberhard Heller and Doctor Kurt Hiller to the Vietnamese sedevacantist bishop Ngô Đình Thục in Toulon, France. Thục consecrated them bishops[3] in Toulon on 17 October 1981.[2][6]
Carmona formed consecrated four bishops: the Mexicans Benigno Bravo and Roberto Martinez y Gutiérrez, and the Americans George Musey and Mark Pivarunas, CMRI.[6]
Death, burials, and aftermathedit
In 1996, Carmona's body was exhumed and transferred by Father (later Bishop) Martín Dávila Gandara of the SST to a crypt in a lower chapel below the Divine Providence Church. It is claimed that during the transference, Carmona's body showed no signs of decomposition, and that pictures taken of him when his body was put into the crypt looked the same at the time of his funeral.[7]
Referencesedit
^ abWard, Gary L.; Persson, Bertil; Bain, Alan, eds. (1990). "Rivera, Moisés Carmona". Independent Bishops: An International Directory. Preface by J. Gordon Melton. Apogee Books. p. 343. ISBN978-1-55888-307-9.
^ abVatican. "Notification". In L’Osservatore Romano, English Edition, 18 April 1983, Page 12.
^Dr. Eberhard Heller. "In Erinnerung an Bischof Moises Camora Rivera". In: Einsicht 21 (1991) pag. 89-98.
^"Curriculum Vitae del R.P. Moises Carmona Rivera," Einsicht, German ed., (Mar., 1982), p.24
^ abCuneo, Michael F. (1997). The Smoke of Satan: Conservative and Traditionalist Dissent in Contemporary American Catholicism. Oxford, England: Oxford University Press. p. 99. ISBN9780195113501.
^"Adsum (October 2016)" (PDF). Mater Dei Seminary. Retrieved 16 February 2021.
March 18, 2024
moisés, carmona, this, spanish, name, first, paternal, surname, carmona, second, maternal, family, name, rivera, rivera, october, 1912, sedevacantist, traditionalist, catholic, bishop, from, acapulco, guerrero, mexico, propagated, sedevacantism, mexico, bishop. In this Spanish name the first or paternal surname is Carmona and the second or maternal family name is Rivera Moises Carmona Rivera 31 October 1912 was a sedevacantist traditionalist Catholic bishop from Acapulco Guerrero Mexico who propagated sedevacantism in Mexico He was one of the bishops consecrated by the Vietnamese sedevacantist bishop Ngo Đinh Thục 1 2 3 Moises Carmona RiveraChurchIglesia Divina Providencia Divine Providence Church Acapulco Guerrero MexicoOrdersOrdinationNovember 1939by Leopoldo Diaz y EscuderoConsecration17 October 1981by Pierre Martin Ngo Đinh ThụcPersonal detailsBornMoises Carmona y Rivera31 October 1912Quechultenango Guerrero MexicoDiedMexicoDenominationSedevacantist CatholicOrdination history of Moises CarmonaHistoryPriestly ordinationOrdained byLeopoldo Diaz y EscuderoDateNovember 1939PlaceMexicoEpiscopal consecrationConsecrated byPierre Martin Ngo Đinh ThụcDate17 October 1981PlaceToulon FranceEpiscopal successionBishops consecrated by Moises Carmona as principal consecratorGeorge Musey1 April 1982Benigno Bravo18 June 1982Roberto Martinez y Gutierrez18 June 1982Mark Pivarunas CMRI24 September 1991 Contents 1 Biography 1 1 Priesthood 1 2 Sedevacantism 1 3 Episcopacy 1 4 Death burials and aftermath 2 ReferencesBiography editPriesthood edit In November 1939 Carmona was ordained a priest by Bishop Leopoldo Diaz y Escudero of Chilapa 4 the Diocese of Acapulco was only split from the Diocese of Chilapa in 1958 Carmona became a seminary professor 5 Sedevacantism edit In the 1970s he along with Father Joaquin Saenz y Arriaga and Father Adolfo Zamora formed the Tridentine Catholic Union Union Catolica Trento 1 Episcopacy edit In 1981 Carmona and Zamora were brought by the German sedevacantists Doctor Eberhard Heller and Doctor Kurt Hiller to the Vietnamese sedevacantist bishop Ngo Đinh Thục in Toulon France Thục consecrated them bishops 3 in Toulon on 17 October 1981 2 6 Carmona formed consecrated four bishops the Mexicans Benigno Bravo and Roberto Martinez y Gutierrez and the Americans George Musey and Mark Pivarunas CMRI 6 Death burials and aftermath edit In 1996 Carmona s body was exhumed and transferred by Father later Bishop Martin Davila Gandara of the SST to a crypt in a lower chapel below the Divine Providence Church It is claimed that during the transference Carmona s body showed no signs of decomposition and that pictures taken of him when his body was put into the crypt looked the same at the time of his funeral 7 References edit a b Ward Gary L Persson Bertil Bain Alan eds 1990 Rivera Moises Carmona Independent Bishops An International Directory Preface by J Gordon Melton Apogee Books p 343 ISBN 978 1 55888 307 9 a b Einsicht May 1983 Retrieved 16 October 2021 a b Vatican Notification In L Osservatore Romano English Edition 18 April 1983 Page 12 Dr Eberhard Heller In Erinnerung an Bischof Moises Camora Rivera In Einsicht 21 1991 pag 89 98 Curriculum Vitae del R P Moises Carmona Rivera Einsicht German ed Mar 1982 p 24 a b Cuneo Michael F 1997 The Smoke of Satan Conservative and Traditionalist Dissent in Contemporary American Catholicism Oxford England Oxford University Press p 99 ISBN 9780195113501 Adsum October 2016 PDF Mater Dei Seminary Retrieved 16 February 2021 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Moises Carmona amp oldid 1202693192, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
