the R & R's.
Father Shell supported the SSPX, and Bishop Williamson provided the Sacrament of Confirmation for him. I had the great honor of hearing a Confirmation sermon from Bishop Williamson that I consider one of the most inspiration of my life. I personally observe a condition of sede vacante that has befallen the Catholic Church, at the same time I support the R&R position that (to my understanding) is associated with Bishop Williamson.
There is no doubt that some holy people can be R & R. Many put SVs to shame in regards to personal sanctify probably, just a guess, I don't know, but I'm willing to grant it as I know it is possible. Many R & R's will be saved. SV is not officially bound on anyone.
All that being said, it if we can stick to the brass tacks here, as the bald truth should be all that interests us.
1. Is it Catholic to refuse submission to a valid Pope
2. Is it Catholic to accept a non-Catholic/public heretic as a valid Pope
I can certainly tolerate other people disagreeing, but their disagreement has to be based on Catholic teaching - they have to argue WHY the position that one must submit to the Pope and that a public heretic cannot be Pope wrong, and not simply say, "Oh man, that is so radical, so mean, you narrow-minded!"