I would ask any SSPX priest for last rites unless I knew he was one of the few members of the SSPX who were ordained in the new rite and not conditionally ordained in the old rite.
There is great material here for playwrights. Imagine the scene:
Sick man (SM) to daughter (d):
"I'm not doing so well today; maybe it's time we should call a priest in."
d:
"Okay, dad. Do you have any preference?"
SM:
"I've always liked to think Fr. Jones would be good to see at the end."
d:
"But Fr. Jones is out of the country."
SM:
"I know. How about Fr. Peters? He seems like he'd be okay."
d:
"Don't forget he was saying the Newmass and ordained in the Newchurch and the XSPX imported him without conditional ordination."
SM:
"Oh, yeah, that's right. I'd forgotten about that."
d:
"Should I call Fr. Adams?"
SM:
"Isn't he sedevacantist now? I heard he was saying Mass at Mel Gibson's chapel and Hutton gave him the magnifying glass treatment and didn't turn him out on his ear like he did to Fr. Danforth."
d:
"Right. You got me on that one. What about Fr. Hastings? He seems nice."
SM:
"Who cares if he's 'nice'? What I don't like to see is how "nice" he is to the altar boys; IMHO a little TOO 'nice'. Have you ever noticed that?"
d:
"I think we're running out of options. Should I turn on the computer?"
SM:
"What, you think we can get someone to travel over here?"
d:
"Fr. Pheiffer could be flying overhead at this moment."
SM:
"But he might have that curious sidekick with him; Didn't Matthew say he was bad news or something?"
d:
"You can't believe every Internet Rumour you hear, dad."
SM:
"I think my heart is palpitating."
d:
"Oh-oh, maybe a sede like Fr. Adams isn't such a bad idea after all. Dad, did someone not pay the phone bill? I'm not getting a dial tone. Dad? DAD?!?..."
----Organ music swells----
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