Father Hewko is setting one up also.  Then there's Father Pfeiffer's. 

Father Chazal has one too, and Bishop Zendejas reportedly has something along the lines of a seminary.

I agree, 2V, this is curious, I have no idea what Bishop Morgan is alluding to here, I don't see it as a reference to ABV's reconsecration though. From the way he speaks, I have no doubt that AB Vigano would never use his doubtful episcopal powers without letting it be known first that he had been conditionally 'reconsecrated'. But he may never use them...

As far as Resistance seminaries go, there is the SAJM seminary near the Dominicans in France that Mr G provided the link for, plus Fr Chazal's bamboo seminary in the hills in the Philippines, and Fr Nass has started a seminary with the Benedictines in Brazil.

The providential work of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, beginning with the immediate postconciliar period, had the indisputable merit, on the one hand, of denouncing the estrangement from the immutable lex credendi, and on the other of understanding the threat to which the priesthood was exposed with the introduction of the reformed liturgy and with it the disturbing changes to the rite of conferring Holy Orders.

and

For this reason, I believe the time has come to give a new impetus to Exsurge Domine, the Association I founded a few months ago. I wished to reserve this particular occasion which sees us gathered today in the house of the President of Exsurge Domine to announce that the Monastic Village at the Hermitage of Palanzana in Viterbo, initially intended to help the Benedictine Sisters of Pienza, will become, God willing, a house of formation for clergy which will take the name Collegium Traditionis, since the Sisters have recently decided to dissociate themselves from the project that Exsurge Domine had offered them. The Collegium Traditionis will be the first and only traditional Italian reality destined for a seminary, equipping itself with teachers and spiritual guides of sure orthodoxy and solid spirituality, under my supervision.

So, he plans on running a new Seminary in Italy and he mentions concerns about "disturbing changes to the rite of conferring Holy Orders".

Does the latter include his own Episcopal Consecration?  Because, if not, he will be ordaining fake priests ala Hounder.  If it does, then has he been conditionally consecrated? If so, by whom?

Bishop Williamson. This has been confirmed.

Do you mean, mcollier, that it is confirmed that ABV was conditionally consecrated by BW?
Can you provide evidence of this please?
I was told by a priest that BW has never met ABV in person.
This priest suggested his compatriot Bishop Ballini may have done the job...
More rumour...