Ok, that's what I thought. So +Thuc's personal intentions are irrelevant, as long as the matter/form were valid (which I don't think anyone questions). So this whole controversy is bunk. Heiner strikes again with his stupidity.
On the other hand, when +Webster screwed up the prayers in consecrating Fr Pfeiffer, no amount of personal intention/willing/wishing on the part of +Webster could make up for the deficient prayers/intention of the Church.
The Church's intention, which are part of the rites, because these come from Christ, are all that matter.