The SSPX Accuses Archbishop Vigano of Sedevacantism

“There is, however, one point which significantly differentiates him from the founder of the Society of Saint Pius X: Archbishop Viganò makes a clear declaration of sedevacantism in his text. In other words, according to him, Pope Francis is not pope.

“How does he explain this? Because of a ‘defect of consent’ from Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio when accepting the papacy. That is, according to Viganò, Cardinal Bergoglio considered the papacy as something other than what it really is. He accepted the pontifical office without fully consenting, and this error resulted in the nullity of his acceptance. His pontificate would therefore be that of a place-holder.

“Archbishop Lefebvre and the Society he founded have not ventured down that perilous road.”

https://fsspx.news/en/news/vatican-activates-extrajudicial-proceedings-against-archbishop-vigano-45902

Archbishop Vigano is NOT a Sedevacantist until he unequivocally rejects all popes since John XXIII as true popes.

The Neo-SSPX Has Ordinary Jurisdiction. Not!

In 2012 at the General Chapter of SSPX, the leadership betrayed the memory and mission of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre by agreeing that it was ready to seek a canonical regularization from Rome without first Rome’s conversion, in effect shoving doctrine to the side.  A few years later, the neo-SSPX (i.e., the SSPX after the General Chapter) supposedly received ordinary jurisdiction within the Catholic Church for their confessions and marriages.  But did they really?  No!  Why?  Because Jorge Bergoglio is an antipope.  Therefore, he cannot grant anything within the Catholic Church.  However, he can grant jurisdiction within the Conciliar Church because he is its head.  Congratulations neo-SSPX!  You now have an official place within the Conciliar sect, the same sect you hold no longer exists.  I see this blindness as a punishment for your sins.

March 2019 Question and Answer regarding SSPX Marriages in the United States

Questions
1. Do 95% of the USA Dioceses recognize that SSPX marriages are regularized?
2. Are all SSPX marriage documents saying they are married, automatically sent to the Diocese within which the marriage takes place, though in an SSPX church or chapel?

 

Answers
While I can’t give a precise percentage of how many dioceses acknowledge SSPX, marriages, the SSPX continues preparing their faithful for marriage as they’ve always done. Ever since the document from the CDF in 2017, the SSPX has contacted the dioceses where marriages are celebrated, seeking delegation for SSPX priests. This takes away any possible doubt about the validity of the marriage and avoids future scenarios where one party (sadly) might decide they have made a mistake…Fortunately, most bishops have been very generous in granting delegation to our priests. As with any Catholic priest, we send a notification to the local diocese after a marriage is witnessed.

 

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