Chaplains at FMC used the false premise in the interpretation of Vatican Council II : cause of tension with faculty

With regard to chaplains who have exercised priestly ministries (Holy Mass and Confessions) at the College chapel:

http://fishermore.edu/list-college-chaplains-since-2010/

 

1. Every chaplain has been a priest in good standing with faculties from his Ordinary.

He has possibly interpreted Vatican Council II using the common irrational belief.So the Council for him is a break with the dogma extra ecclesiam nulla salus. This must have been a cause for tension,since the faculty at the college affirm Tradition.

2. Every chaplain has had the approval of his superior to offer Mass and hear Confessions in the College chapel.

The Bishop and his Curia have not denied that they assume there are known exceptions mentioned in Vatican Council II and other Magisterial documents to extra ecclesiam nulla salus and Tradition. This is a  break with the past. This is also irrational.

3. Every chaplain was given permission to exercise his faculties for Mass and Confession at the College chapel by the Ordinary (or Administrator acting in his stead) of the Catholic Diocese of Fort Worth.

The priests who have offered a public Mass in the Extraordinary Form and heard Confessions at the College chapel since August 2010 are the following:

1. Fr. Simon Zayas, TOR
2. Fr. Juan Diego, CFR
3. Fr. Samuel Weber, OSB
4. Fr. Thomas Longua, FSSP
5. Fr. Philip Wolfe, FSSP
6. Fr. Joseph Orlowski, FSSP
7. Fr. Christopher Henderson, CFM

It is reported that the FSSP priests abruptly left the college. The FSSP is now known internationally as traditionalists who interpret Vatican Council II as a break with Tradition. In public they will not affirm the dogma extra ecclesiam nulla salus.Privately they will admit that other religions are 'false religions'.

-Lionel Andrades