Yes, and that's why it is no suprise that Pius IX eventually called and presided over the First Vatican Council without ever officially ending it. That Council was a colossal embarrassment to the non-catholic world and an utter failure since it refused to condemn the most pernicious error of Marxism/Communism. It also set the stage for its inevitable "false conclusion" with Vatican II. Both councils are jointly respinsibke for the current Church Crisis.

There is a way out of the current crisis. I am trying to start a TCM = Tridentine Catholic Movement.

It will consist of strict adherence to all 19 Ecuмenical Councils, with a primary focus on The Canons and Decrees of the Council of Trent. The Roman Catechism will be the primary catechism used and the following positions will be deemed "heretical":

- Rejecting the validity of the Thuc bishops (And that goes for the Palmarian clergy as well)
- Rejecting BOD/BOB (No Feeneyites)
- Accepting The Cassiciacuм Thesis (Totalism instead of Sedeprivationism)
- Rejecting the 1968 Rites of Episcopal Consecration and Priestly Ordination
- Rejecting the Non-Una cuм position
- Accepting Post-1955 Holy Week Liturgies
- Accepting Conclavism
- Rejecting Pope Pius XII's 1952 Consecration of Russia
- Rejecting the choice to be a "home-aloner"
- Accepting the claims of "Mary's Little Remnant" and it's heretical leader Richard Ibranyi
- Firmly adhering to the following errors: "Siri Theory", "Sister Lucia Impostor", "Geocentrism", "Flat Earth", "Young Earth Creationism", and "Natural Family Planning".
- Refusing to acknowledge the fact that the First Vatican Council (1869-1870) was unfinished by Pope Pius IX and all subsequent popes for over 90 years until an anti-pope claimed to conclude it as the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965).

While Vatican II will always be considered a false council, Vatican I will always be considered a true (but embarrassing and unsuccessful) council which led the way to Vatican II.

Why else is Pius XII very likely to be canonized soon by the Novus Ordo Church like they recently did with John Henry Newman? No wonder, like you said, the liberals loved it when Pius XII became pope.

This is why I believe it is imperative to be a Tridentine Catholic first and foremost.