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The Consecrations of July 1


After 38 years, Écône will once again become the setting for consecrations—without the approval of neo-modernist and neo-Protestant Rome, but with the approval of eternal Rome, the guardian of truth and wisdom. Since we have no contact whatsoever with those involved in this momentous event, we can only judge it from the outside. From this perspective, everything seems to be unfolding within a framework that Archbishop Lefebvre would have fully approved of.

But we must still ask ourselves a few questions. If the Society is truly determined to face excommunications, as Archbishop Lefebvre did, all the concessions granted by Rome will fall away. All the ties by which Rome had bound the Society will be severed. Marriages, confessions, and ordinations will take place as they did in Archbishop Lefebvre’s time. Is this truly the way it should be? Time will tell. As for those elected, we hope they possess the same dispositions that Archbishop Lefebvre desired for those consecrated in 1988. As for the consecrating bishops, do they have the same intentions as Archbishop Lefebvre did in 1988? There again, time will tell. It is not easy to erase 25 years of engagement with conciliar Rome in an instant, but anything is possible if they have the grace to possess the same dispositions that Archbishop Lefebvre had on June 30, 1988.

May Our Lady of Good Counsel obtain for them this grace to renew the struggle of the holy bishops Archbishop Lefebvre and Bishop de Castro Mayer, who defended us against the attacks of the modernists entrenched in Rome.

Bishop Aquinas:

But we must still ask ourselves a few questions. If the Society is truly determined to face excommunications, as Archbishop Lefebvre did, all the concessions granted by Rome will fall away. All the ties by which Rome had bound the Society will be severed. Marriages, confessions, and ordinations will take place as they did in Archbishop Lefebvre’s time. Is this truly the way it should be? Time will tell.

Indeed! Time will tell. This should be interesting. Will it end up in "reconciliation" and Prelature? After all, +Fellay said several times 'Don't worry, it's not all lost'... Besides, They have accepted the Hermeneutics of Continuity, the Novus Ordo as the "Ordinary Form" and never protested Francis/Bergoglios' heresies (which now conveniently became a problem and are just continued by Leo). They also are very mild in their criticism of Vatican II and believe as the Conciliar church does, in salvation of Jews, Moslem, Pagans...rejecting the EENS dogma in its literal sense as taught by the First Vatican Council, Chapter on Faith.


https://rorate-caeli.blogspot.com/2026/07/important-communique-sspx-files-appeal.html
The Society of Saint Pius X  (SSPX) filed an appeal against the decisions of the Prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith (DDF) -- a canonical possibility which we mentioned here the day following its publication.

The Society of Saint Pius X announces that, in response to the decree issued on 2 July 2026 by the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, it submitted on 11 July a preliminary recourse to the same Dicastery, in accordance with canons 1734 and following of the Code of Canon Law.

This request, which constitutes the mandatory preliminary step before the possible introduction of a hierarchical recourse, has the effect of suspending the execution of the decree, in accordance with canon 1353 of the Code of Canon Law.

By this recourse, the Society intends to exercise the right which the Church recognizes to any person who considers himself harmed by an administrative act to seek its correction, in a spirit of respect for ecclesiastical authority and of faithful attachment to justice, truth and the good of the Church.

The Society of Saint Pius X entrusts this request to the competent authorities and commends this undertaking to the prayers of all the faithful.

Menzingen, 13 July 2026