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Were the Excommunications a Publicity Stunt?
« on: Yesterday at 06:11:55 PM »
Fr. Murray is a canonist and the second person I have heard today who appears to be saying that the docuмents from the Vatican themselves do not even contain the legal words or standing needed to enforce anything. 


 

Re: Were the Excommunications a Publicity Stunt?
« Reply #1 on: Yesterday at 07:47:13 PM »
Any likelihood we could get a summary and a text of this video?


Re: Were the Excommunications a Publicity Stunt?
« Reply #2 on: Today at 06:54:21 AM »
Could be. Regardless the SSPX laity are still receiving death threats from our sensible charismatic friends.

Re: Were the Excommunications a Publicity Stunt?
« Reply #3 on: Today at 01:35:18 PM »
Any likelihood we could get a summary and a text of this video?
    
Regarding the priests --- there is no legal wording to substantiate the excommunication of the society priests.  The phrasing is possible for their being “schismatic”, but even this does not have public effect, because it has not been publicly or properly declared.


Regarding the laity --- there is no legal wording to substantiate the excommunication of laypeople


Fr. Murray calls it “a canonical mess”. “Very, very deficient canonical proceeding so far.”


Regarding the six – they incurred a latae sententae excommunication


I am no canonist, but this is what I understood Father Murray to be saying so far.

Re: Were the Excommunications a Publicity Stunt?
« Reply #4 on: Today at 01:40:11 PM »
Could be. Regardless the SSPX laity are still receiving death threats from our sensible charismatic friends.
Wow. Where does this happen?