Why the Latin Mass Society does not support the SSPX consecrations

"Our work is not about creating a parallel institution in which everything is the way we want it, but improving what is going on in the mainstream, above all making the Traditional Mass available to as many Catholics as possible. I note this because of the very different attitude of Fr Davide Pagliarani, the Superior General of the Society of St Pius X."

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Why the Latin Mass Society does not support the SSPX consecrations
At the Latin Mass Society’s recent Annual General Meeting, I felt obliged to address the question, frequently put to us on social media, of why we do not support the Society of St Pius X and the episcopal consecrations they plan for July 1. I explained that the work of the LMS depends on two conditions: first, not being absorbed by the official ecclesial establishment, and second, not being outside the Church. This is a delicate situation for us to maintain, and it is not for me to judge anyone who has chosen a different path. Nevertheless, it is the LMS’s historic position – and it has borne fruit. What follows is a lightly edited extract from my address to the AGM.

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Faith of Our Fatherslast month

@ Percy Franklin, we need the Cardinals to Lead

Jeffrey Adelast month

Will be nice when we can have them again!

Jeffrey Adelast month

A Latin Mass without the Sacraments is what they want!

Percy Franklinlast month

The FSSP and all Ecclesia Dei institutions have abandoned their post in the Church Militant. Conscientious objectors to the fight! Deserters from the front line back to the tent of traitorous generals to be rewarded with a comfortable seat at the table. Quo Vadis FFSP et al?...Calvary is that way gentlemen. Just follow the SSPX they will show you the way

myunkielast month

Very good point. The SSPX's position is not about the Latin Mass. It was founded to preserve and pass on the Apostolic Faith. The Latin Mass can exist along side Fiducia Supplicans, Amoris Letitia, etc. The Apostolic Faith cannot.