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« Reply #20 on: March 21, 2015, 02:02:08 PM »
Quote from: snowball
No, I'm not. It's a valid question and I did not mean it
in any way to make some larger opinion at all.

- not a Bishop of Rome.
- not a Bishop of SSPX (a.k.a. Rome according to most of you)

a Bishop of WHAT ? with jurisdiction over WHOM ?


Research "emergency jurisdiction" in canon law.

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« Reply #21 on: March 21, 2015, 02:18:16 PM »
Quote from: snowball
No, I'm not. It's a valid question and I did not mean it
in any way to make some larger opinion at all.

- not a Bishop of Rome.
- not a Bishop of SSPX (a.k.a. Rome according to most of you)

a Bishop of WHAT ? with jurisdiction over WHOM ?


Now we know you're a troll.

You think we're "Lefebvrists" whose See is in Menzingen, and whose pope is +Fellay.

You don't understand Tradition at all. You are a fish out of water on a Trad forum, and you come across as such.

If a consecrator did pretend to confer jursidiction, it would be a schismatic act.

You can only have one Bishop in a given diocese -- at least if you restrict yourself to the Catholic Church. To have two bishops claim jurisdiction in one geographic location, that would only be possible if you had two churches (one of them schismatic).

But these bishops were consecrated only for the needs of the Faithful -- the needs of Tradition to continue -- so these bishops could confer Confirmations and Ordination as necessary. In short, so Tradition could continue for the duration of this Crisis in the Church.

There. I gave you the benefit of the doubt that you were merely ignorant about it. Everyone else here already knows this.


Pictures from the Consecration
« Reply #22 on: March 21, 2015, 02:57:52 PM »
thanks, Matthew. I actually did know that but it slipped my mind.
I need to be more careful how I post here. I am also aware that
in this forum everyone believes that the case for emergency
suspension of Canon Laws 1013 and 1014 concerning canonization
of bishops has been met and that Rome has not made any declaration
of schism or excommunication.  
I won't be posting much and I know most readers will be relieved
at that. Ultimately if the SSPX and Rome reach an agreement, chances
are high that it would still retain too much modernist compromise
and that there will always be divisions in the Church over this, most likely.