So you are obligated to go to a Mass celebrated by a man who confers doubtful sacraments? He is a real priest, but a doubtful bishop.
He allegedly allows his lay supporters to practice occult rites.
What about his preaching? Is it free from error?
Using this logic, we would be obliged to attend an indult mass, if it is celebrated by a valid priest.
This doesn't sound right to me at all.
He is a valid priest, why do you say his sacraments are doubtful?
It is tragic but too bad for him and his supporters.
Walk out when he starts his sermon. Very, very easy to do. I've done it enough times in the early days of this crisis to tell you it is very easy, almost too easy to do.
No, I always avoid all things NO, that includes the NO's indult.
It does not sound right because in this age of "the wild west" of traditionalists, necessity dictates that we be judge and jury on everything, but the law of the Church still obliges us under pain of mortal sin to get to Mass if there is one we can get to. We have no choice in this. Whatever “bishop” Pfeiffer is or is not, he still is certainly a validly ordained priest who offers the Holy Sacrifice that we are obligated, under pain of mortal sin to attend.