I find myself asking the same thing, like 2x a week, so I can relate...Thanks for posting.
May 5, 1988, +Lefebvre signed the protocol and revoke it the next morning. The date is significant in that Rome chose that day to give a sense that St.Pius V was "Providentially" approving of the return of the a Trad bishop =Tridentine Mass, etc. But the Archbishop realized they were just just postponing to approve ONE TRAD bishop; and were just waiting for +L to pass on to eternity. Then 55 days later he consecrated 4 bishops...he had given up on the Modernist Hierarchy, and reacted promptly. He called out the enemy publicly.
By 2026, neo-SSPX had hoped that the Modernist Church (the rotten part of the apple) would approve some new bishops. They waited and waited many years for a favourable day. Feb 2, 2026 it was announced, and only many months later, July 1, new bishops were consecrated. So the SSPX trusted , hoped to make a deal, with the Modernist Church (Which is 5x worse then 1988, at least). Where is the strong condemnation of Vat II, and of the scandals, and of the sin idol church.?
That is one stark difference. Almost 180 degrees contrast in orientation.
+Lefebvre didn't appeal the so-called exco.
Fr Pagliarani is appealing. The future is uncertain, yes.
Topic: What Exactly is the Difference Between the Recent Consecrations and 1988? (Read 167 times)