Pope Francis Has Fully Regularized the SSPX - James Bogle
Pope Francis has fully regularized the Society of St Pius X (SSPX), James Bogle, the ex-president of Una Voce International, told Gloria.tv (video below). Bogle stressed that the SSPX and the sacraments …More
Pope Francis has fully regularized the Society of St Pius X (SSPX), James Bogle, the ex-president of Una Voce International, told Gloria.tv (video below).
Bogle stressed that the SSPX and the sacraments administrated by them, including marriages and confessions, have been formally recognized by Francis. The Society is also allowed to ordain to the priesthood whomever they see fit.
Francis further appointed SSPX Bishop Bernard Fellay as a judge at the Rota Romana, the highest appellate tribunal of the Church, thus recognizing his authority.
"I don't see how much more regular you can get than that," Bogle concludes. He acknowledges, however, that there are a lot of intolerant bishops who still treat the SSPX as if it were irregular.
To them, Bogle answers that those who do not like the integration of the SSPX "better have the argument with Pope Francis."
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Bogle stressed that the SSPX and the sacraments administrated by them, including marriages and confessions, have been formally recognized by Francis. The Society is also allowed to ordain to the priesthood whomever they see fit.
Francis further appointed SSPX Bishop Bernard Fellay as a judge at the Rota Romana, the highest appellate tribunal of the Church, thus recognizing his authority.
"I don't see how much more regular you can get than that," Bogle concludes. He acknowledges, however, that there are a lot of intolerant bishops who still treat the SSPX as if it were irregular.
To them, Bogle answers that those who do not like the integration of the SSPX "better have the argument with Pope Francis."
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I have heard Bishop Fellay say multiple times in public talks that he has given, going several years back, that he was "appointed"/given permission or some such word, to judge internal cases of the Society. This is no secret, and is public knowledge. One just has to actually pays attention to things, and what has been said. I would have to dig up the talks and re-listen to find the exact terminalogy …More
I have heard Bishop Fellay say multiple times in public talks that he has given, going several years back, that he was "appointed"/given permission or some such word, to judge internal cases of the Society. This is no secret, and is public knowledge. One just has to actually pays attention to things, and what has been said. I would have to dig up the talks and re-listen to find the exact terminalogy used. I do know that he did not use the terms that Mr. Bogle used.