If he does, he is an outlier.
But honestly, I think you should produce something to prove that.
https://www.cathinfo.com/the-library/fr-calderon's-2014-study-on-the-new-rite-of-episcopal-consecration-in-english/msg930376/#msg930376"...As for the practical attitude to be taken with regard to the new Episcopal Consecrations, the one that the Society has maintained up to now seems to us to be justified:
1. The very probable validity of the rite seems to us to make it morally acceptable to occasionally assist at the Mass (traditional rite) celebrated by a priest or a bishop ordained or consecrated in the new rite, and even to receive Communion therein; it seems to us acceptable, in case of necessity, to receive absolution from them; to treat them as priests and bishops and not as laymen in costume; it seems to us acceptable to allow them to celebrate in our own houses. For the shadows that hover over the validity of their priesthood are but shadows and in all these activities our responsibility is not engaged concerning their exercise of the priesthood..."
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+Tomas Aquinas is simply saying the normal thought of oldSSPX. The stumbling block is: Okay - they might be validly ordained , consecrated, BUT, to join our community, we will conditionally ordain you.
Calderon mentions : "...allow them to celebrate in our own houses..."; doesn't mean that they have joined ...just visitors, and hopefully he is talking about the Tridentine Mass..?
Neo=SSPX accept N.O. ordinations, to please Rome.