https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NNL4TMnYgU2-tLd3-W_28HCiH8jELfrz/view?usp=drive_link
above is the last issue of the St Louis de Montfort Seminary in France (issue 24).
the issue includes a letter from Abp Lefebvre which directly contradicts the neo SSPX stance on this topic.
Yes, and the Archbishop himself makes the point there that ...
These are all subjects of doubt and difficult to verify, unless one writes to the
diocesan chanceries to ask what matter and form are used for the Sacrament
of Confirmation.
... which is what I'm also saying, that the difficulty of verifying (aka "investigating") these cases suffices to permit conditional Sacraments. If there's a prudent doubt, such as what the Archbishop laid out, where NO "bishops" tinker with the form and also the matter (not necessarily using olive oil), where that combined with the difficulty of investigating each case ... he just did it as requested, no questions asked. He said, as also quoted in this newletter, that the parents may investigate if they so choose, but the SSPX have enough to do without having to undertake this kind of burden, to investigate each and every case.
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