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Do SSPV bishops and priests have the power to lift latae sententiae excommunications?For instance, a woman who procures an abortion incurs excommunication.Another example is someone who has converted to another religion (e.g., Eastern Orthodoxy) and has returned to the Catholic Church.Any thoughts on this?
Without jurisdiction, I would think the person would have to be in danger of death.
I guess a sede would believe in some sort of supplied jurisdiction due to the absence of regular ordinary jurisdiction, correct?
The SSPV bishops can do nothing. They refuse to even confirm their young people in Norwood.I heard what they cannot do straight from the horses mouth. They are all about ISSUING excommunications, not removing them. They have abused their made-up authority and the trust of fearful Catholics for years.
IV. Excommunications Reserved to the Ordinary Are Those of:7. those who procure abortion, not excepting the mother, if abortion has actually taken place (Canon 2350)