If that is true, the ordination has taken place by now. However. here is an official announcement stating that it will be held on June 28th:
http://resistance-australia.boards.net/thread/672/event-ordination-reverend-arogya-suneel-1683
That depends on what "
it" is:
That announcement (i.e.: the one at the given Web address), accompanied by an image repeating that information in/under the name of the of the SSPX-Marian Corps
India, in the flourished script that typifies a formal announcement or invitation, is for an ordination to the priesthood that's to be conferred on
June 28th- in Tamil Nadu state, in the tip of India, not in the Philippines.
But the names of the ordainee and ordainer - are the same. Curiouser and curiouser.
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Note *: Highly plausible, because it's the Vigil of the feast of Sts. Peter & Paul, thus the
vigil of a very traditional date for ordinations or consecrations.
Note #: It seems likely that "ordainee and ordainer" is incorrect terminology, even as Anglicized forms, but I was drawing blanks (I suppose it should be gerund and participle, respectively); a correction on this technical point would be welcome, esp. from one of the former seminarians who're regulars here on CathInfo.