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Archbishop Viganò Plans to Open Seminary

Archbishop Viganò, 82, announced plans for a new seminary called Collegium Traditionis under his supervision in Torrita di Siena, Italy.

Originally, Viganò purchased the building for the Benedictine nuns of Pienza who were expelled from their monastery. But they later decided not to go ahead with Viganò.

The house will now be adapted as a seminary and retreat center.

Viganò comes from a wealthy family. There are persistent rumours that he will consecrate or has already consecrated one or more bishops, and that he is in contact with groups willing to jump on his boat.

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la verdad prevalece
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All those who had allowed themselves to be deceived by the apostate Bergoglio must get off the Pachamama canoe that leads to perdition and get on the Boat of Saint Peter that leads to eternal life.
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Archbishop Viganò: Bergoglio’s continual actions against the faith reveal 'defect of consent' to papal office - LifeSite (lifesitenews.com)
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SSPX is a gift from a merciful God, but it is a blessing to also have options in the Traditional movement.
Jan Joseph
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Wat een geweldig goed bericht.
123jussi
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Are we coming together or moving apart?
Denis Efimov
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Together with the synodal structure? As far as I remember, Monsignor Lefebvre was glad to be excommunicated from the conciliar church, and said that the duty of every priest was to distance himself from it.
123jussi
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😜 my point is that Vigano and others should unite with the SSPX! We must unite to remain Catholic and be strong.
P. O'B
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What diocese is going to accept the priests trained by Archbishop Vigano? Under whose authority will these new priests minister? And when the archbishop dies, then what? Sounds like a formula for a lot of trouble.
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Excellent questions, which deserve full, unambiguous, truthful and transparent answers before any sort of support, financial or otherwise, is given by the Faithful, and before any man considering his Vocation commits to the institution.
Denis Efimov
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But, for example, SSPX resolved these issues for itself.
la verdad prevalece
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In his own authority that he has as Bishop, successor of Peter.
Bergoglio is the one who has no authority because the Magisterium of the Church has declared invalid the elevations of heretics in any rank of the Church.
Bull of Pope Paul IV Against Heretics: "Cum Ex Apostolatus Officio" (virgosacrata.com)
St. Thomas Cajetan, O.P. (1469-1534)
Theologian and Cardinal
He points out that the famous …More
In his own authority that he has as Bishop, successor of Peter.

Bergoglio is the one who has no authority because the Magisterium of the Church has declared invalid the elevations of heretics in any rank of the Church.

Bull of Pope Paul IV Against Heretics: "Cum Ex Apostolatus Officio" (virgosacrata.com)

St. Thomas Cajetan, O.P. (1469-1534)
Theologian and Cardinal
He points out that the famous axiom "Ubi Petrus, ibi Ecclesia" (Where the Pope is, there is also the Church) holds true only when the Pope acts and behaves as the Pope, because Peter "is subject to the duties of the Office" otherwise, "neither is the Church in him, nor is he in the Church."
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St Robert Bellarmine, On the Roman Pontiff, Book 2, Chapter 30.
“This principle is most certain. The non-Christian cannot in any way be Pope, as Cajetan himself admits (ib. c. 26). The reason for this is that he cannot be head of what he is not a member; now he who is not a Christian is not a member of the Church, and a manifest heretic is not a Christian, as is clearly taught by St. Cyprian (lib …More
St Robert Bellarmine, On the Roman Pontiff, Book 2, Chapter 30.

“This principle is most certain. The non-Christian cannot in any way be Pope, as Cajetan himself admits (ib. c. 26). The reason for this is that he cannot be head of what he is not a member; now he who is not a Christian is not a member of the Church, and a manifest heretic is not a Christian, as is clearly taught by St. Cyprian (lib. 4, epist. 2), St. Athanasius (Scr. 2 cont. Arian.), St. Augustine (lib. de great. Christ. cap. 20), St. Jerome (contra Lucifer.) and others; therefore the manifest heretic cannot be Pope.”
SonoftheChurch
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Let us pray fervently that this effort of the Archbishop, and all those connected to it, will not be infected with the venomous taint and poison of sedevacantism; and that those innocent and well-meaning men who enter therein will not be irreparably and ruinously marred in their priestly formation with the heretical madness of those seduced into schismatic rebellion against the Holy See and the …More
Let us pray fervently that this effort of the Archbishop, and all those connected to it, will not be infected with the venomous taint and poison of sedevacantism; and that those innocent and well-meaning men who enter therein will not be irreparably and ruinously marred in their priestly formation with the heretical madness of those seduced into schismatic rebellion against the Holy See and the Throne of Saint Peter.
Wilma Lopez
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This was in May 2012: Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano congratulates Cardinal McCarrick at a gala dinner sponsored by the Pontifical Missions Societies in New York
True Mass
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What's your point?
Kenjiro M. Yoshimori
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I think the point attempting to be made is that Vigano is/was a hypocrit, because there he was in 2012 making nice with McCarrick, and later exposing him and trying to tell Bergoglio that McCarrick is a homo pedophile pervert.
Still, I support Vigano and his work and endeavors, even if he does consecrate bishops, over the papacy and Vatican of Pope Francis and his associates any day. And Vigano's …More
I think the point attempting to be made is that Vigano is/was a hypocrit, because there he was in 2012 making nice with McCarrick, and later exposing him and trying to tell Bergoglio that McCarrick is a homo pedophile pervert.
Still, I support Vigano and his work and endeavors, even if he does consecrate bishops, over the papacy and Vatican of Pope Francis and his associates any day. And Vigano's supporters are growing, not declining. The Benedictine nuns who backed out from Vigano and his organization are fools. They could have survived as a monastery and flourished, but they chose remaining loyal to the "papacy" of Francis and are now probably disbanded. Poor choice.
I hope God blesses the noble and very necessary work of Archbishop Vigano and his supporters. Schism or no, it is better to save the Catholic Faith and its traditions however is possible rather than accept a Vatican and papacy determined to destroy our traditions and turn the Catholic Faith universally what it is morphing into in Germany locally.
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@Kenjiro M. Yoshimori Once he has known everything, he has changed. Besides, first he had to prove the facts. Before that, he had to keep quiet.
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