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Society of St. Pius X to consecrate bishops without Rome’s approval, courting excommunication
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Pope Francis explicitly granted them faculties to perform marriages and to hear confessions, so on top of what @RileyG pointed out about validity being separate from liceity, as far as Rome's concerned, they do have some licit sacraments as well.
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Vatican: Talks With SSPX Continue Amid Planned Bishop Consecrations
Vatican officials emphasize that ‘contacts between the Society of St. Pius X and the Holy See are ongoing’ ahead of planned episcopal consecrations.
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There is, of course, no reason for rupture other than bureaucrats in Rome who feel the need to end the TLM. If they get over that fixation, the real nub of the whole problem anyway, it's all no big deal and things could revert to the Benedictine Peace we had for a few years before pope Francis got involved.Vatican: Talks With SSPX Continue Amid Planned Bishop Consecrations
Vatican officials emphasize that ‘contacts between the Society of St. Pius X and the Holy See are ongoing’ ahead of planned episcopal consecrations.www.ncregister.com
My hopes are that papa Benedict's call for mutual enrichment could bring all sides into the realization of what the actual Vatican Council liturgical document called for. That might look a lot more like a TLM and a lot more like the 1965 interim liturgy and a lot less like the re-imagined and forced Bugnini liturgy that we got. My hope anyway. I don't know if there is much willingness in high places to actually try that though.
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