I have no idea what that means.
But as regards these Carmelites, a priest writes to me to say this:
"These are the facts: This community, led by Fr. Tiago, was always submitted to the conciliar authorities (although it seems that Fr. T was ordained by sedevacantists). In South America they were part of the conciliar structure, and a few years ago they arrived on French soil, and settled in a diocese with the permission of the diocesan bishop. A few months ago they dissolved those links (that's what Fr. T says, at least)."
For my own part, I am curious as to why they wouldn't stay in Brazil, where they had vocations and the help of Bishop Thomas Aquinas.
Facts, with a little bit of prejudiced sauce to go with it.
Father T's ordination is trustworthy.
It is 100% true (not just "according to Father T") that they have dissolved these links. He came to Avrille, received formation from them, and they then advised him to go and set up his community. (he was separated from his brothers while doing this).
He chose europe because it is more likely that those from the third world would come to the first, rather than the other way around.
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