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Augustine,I also do not doubt for a moment that Rome would want a deal without ALL three remaining bishops. They must muzzle them all. The last thing they would want is more bishops added to help the traditional movement.
This would not be surprising. I was told the same thing by a district superior of the SSPX in 2001 when there was also a plan for merger in the air. The district superior had just been told this by Bishop Fellay. Fellay apparently had been speaking with the Romans about a deal. One thing that was emphasized was that Rome would not make a deal with the SSPX unless ALL the bishops of the SSPX "came in" to the Conciliar Church --- this seemed like, at the time, as the MAJOR stumbling block to an accord. The deal was portrayed as a universal traditional personal prelature. When bishop Fellay asked the Romans --- I think it was Cardinal Hoyos -- "What will happen then to the Fraternity of St. Peter?" Cardinal Hoyos said, "They will be under YOU!" I can assure you that this actually happened. Now there is certainly less opposition in the SSPX to it then there was in 2001.