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Every ordination or confirmation (or any act specific to a bishop) that Vigano did, during his "doubtful" days, is also doubtful.  This is a HUGE problem.  All these people need to get conditionally-ordained and conditionally-confirmed. 

This is not a Vigano-centric issue.  It doesn't only affect him.  It affects hundreds or thousands of people.

You're adding the dimension of time into it. Yes, anything before the date of his conditional consecration should be treated as doubtful, that is to say assumed invalid. People can do basic math. But only Trads (those awake to the grave problems in the Conciliar Church) are aware of this problem -- or accept it as a problem.

But as of today, +Vigano is both publicly known as a bishop, AND objectively IS a bishop (no more doubt) because he was conditionally consecrated.

The only issue would be if someone refused to trust the several people who confirmed this fact. Including Vigano himself, who didn't deny that a conditional consecration was done by +Williamson. But that's their problem. If they won't trust Vigano about this, why come to him for the Sacraments anyhow? It rings hollow to me, like a bad excuse. They'll just have to find another bishop to confirm them or give them Holy Oils I guess.

But most people can trust to the point we take things on human faith every day. Do you personally test *everything* you are told or taught by anyone? Society, including the Church, can't function if we can't trust anyone about anything. If we assume everything we get second or third-hand is a lie, you can't even live. Every food you buy might be poisoned, etc. Every letter you receive is a forgery, every post is written by a Fed, etc.

   The principle of graduality is a classic tool of the modernists. Annibale Bugnini sold it to Pope Pius XII; and as a consequence, eventually all of the rites of the Sacraments, not only the Mass, have been gradually replaced by the new, illicit ones. Pope Paul VI, riding on the wave of the Pastoral Council, altered the Sacrament of Order first. He did this so that the new Conciliar sect would have a different hierarchy, ordained into the new rite with an alternative understanding of priesthood and episcopacy. Since the sacred had to be eliminated, the rite of episcopal consecration was invalidated in its essential-for-validity form and the intention of the minister. In a more deceptive way, the same was done to the ordination of a priest. As a result, today we see a different entity from The One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church.

   For a cleric to be a part of the Church, he has to cross the threshold of the rite of Holy Order.  As a general rule, the rite of Baptism bestows upon a Catholic the rights and privileges associated with membership in the Church. Fr. Vigano enjoyed the rights and privileges of the Roman Rite until his invalid "consecration" to the episcopacy in the rite to which he was artificially introduced.  He crossed the threshold into the Conciliar sect. He lived in the Matrix of the New Advent. By the grace of God, he realized what was happening to him before he was called to give the testimony of his life.  Now he has a chance to repent, confess, and repair what is in his power. The longer he waits with his announcement, the higher the possibility of the souls affected by him (the Pope, bishops, priests, and faithful) arriving at their judgement day without being fortified by the Sacraments of the Church.

 Yes, graduality is a classic modernist method...

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