Kennedy Hall on future neo-SSPX episcopal consecrations. He takes a swipe at the Resistance in this video. The guy is such a Fellayite shill!
https://youtu.be/p3YuFgGWg6E?feature=shared
Here's the thing. Hall claims to love the SSPX and pushes the idea that the SSPX has a unique role to play in bringing "the Church" back to Tradition. His narrative, then, is that the SSPX-ALONE-WILL-SAVE-THE-CHURCH.
But, then he says in the video that a great "solution" (to the lack of SSPX bishops) will be to depend on diocesan bishops for ordinations and confirmations (see timestamp 22:25). This "solution" is identical to the current situation of the FSSP (and other ED groups).
So, why is Kennedy Hall constantly hawking the SSPX to anyone who will listen? Why is Kennedy Hall not attending the FSSP himself and telling his audience that the FSSP-model will save the Church also? What is Kennedy Hall's real agenda?
What is special about the SSPX if not that they have bishops and priests consecrated AND ordained in the traditional Rites? Hall's idea of "tradition" is clearly not prioritizing the "tradition" of a Priesthood/Episcopacy that depends on Rites in use from time immemorial. Instead, he is fine with using Rites (Priestly and Episcopal) invented in 1968, which is contrary to the explicit command of Pius XII in
Sacramentum Ordinis. He doesn't even bat an eye over it.
Either Hall is just ignorant about Catholic sacramental theology or, more likely, he is part of an elaborate SSPX PR campaign to prepare the faithful (aka boil the frog) for what is coming soon.
In a nutshell, if Hall's "solution" materializes, the SSPX will (eventually) be sacramentally indistinguishable from the FSSP, which is exactly what the destroyers have wanted since 1988. It was not Lefebvre's traditional words that were scary to the destroyers. Rather, it was the fact that Lefebvre possessed authentic Apostolic Succession and passed that on to his episcopal sons that they feared. How many current SSPX attendees understand the importance of this distinction?