I don't see sedevacantism mentioned anywhere on that site.
The site simply lists quotes from Pope Francis on the homepage (obvious heresies) with direct links to those quotes on the Vatican websites.
Another page on the website lists quotes from the past teaching of the Church on what happens if a Pope teaches heresy. That's basically all the site consists of. Looks pretty solid to me.
SaintBosco,
Myrna,
I'm not criticizing either of those things. I'm criticizing their position, and their reaction to these realities. Namely, with dogmatic, "you can't attend a Mass where the priest mentions the Pope in the Canon" sedevacantism.
So, Myrna, I don't have a problem with sedevacantists as such, or with the CMRI if, as you say, they do not teach that
one must be sedevacantist to be saved.
It's not the personal opinion of sedevacantism that I have a problem with. It's those who elevate this issue to the status of dogma, and require people to stay home rather than attend a Mass where the Pope is mentioned in the Canon.
Even sedevacantists didn't do this -- before Fr. Cekada came long. They were only concerned with A) keeping the Faith and B) seeking out certain and true Sacraments (which includes concerns about priestly ordination validity) Those are the fundamentals of Traditional Catholicism.
What started out as a "very human" effort to reduce his competition and increase his bankroll/luxuries, Fr. Cekada's teachings and actions have had far-reaching consequences. Souls in places far from Cincinnati, OH are staying at home on Sunday because they read his website or his book, and are convinced by his novel, "non una cuм" position -- but they live hundreds of miles away, so they can't patronize Fr. Cekada himself (which is what Fr. C's position was designed for!) They merely become home-aloners, cut off from other Catholics, the Mass, and the life-giving Sacraments. Basically they are cut off from any practical expression of Catholicism.
That is what boils my blood: sectarianism, error, and schism. In other words, cutting off souls from Christ and the Sacraments, and leading souls to hell.
You better believe I feel strongly about that.