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Because the traditional movement is now so diverse, there is a tendency for some people to overly justify their chosen position by condemning other positions. This is not right nor healthy but it is happening. I don't know where you are from but here in Ireland the SSPX Mass centers, for the most part, are welcoming places. We have quite a variety of different nationalities attend too, from the Poles, to Asian, to African families. The outreach to them has been exceptional.

True, I do not like the dogmatic Sede-vacantist position and have been quite verbal about this. But this is because it is neither a traditional stance (it is a novel idea) or Catholic - because immediately you are setting yourself up as a your own Pope and church - making a dogma out of a perceived theologically opinion.  However, that said, we have a number of people who consider themselves 'sede-vacantist' and they are all welcomed and wanted because they keep their personal belief to themselves.

Who is we? Who are you to speak for all of the "resistance?"

And the tone you use for "tolerating" Father Ringrose is completely disrespectful.

The point is people change how they view the Crisis as the years go by.  Nobody is exactly the same as they were 30 years ago. 

Without papal authority, we are not going to have answers.