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- Who did the 2 July decree excommunicate? Checking a OnePeterFive report against the textOnePeterFive said SSPX bishops and priests were excommunicated but not necessarily the faithful who attend SSPX Masses. On lay people the Vatican’s own texts bear that out; on priests, and on the sacraments, it needs qualifying.Read the analysis
- The ‘state of necessity’ case for the SSPX’s 2026 consecrations, set against the Holy See’s recordThe SSPX and its supporters say a crisis in the Church made consecrating bishops without a papal mandate necessary. Here is that argument in their words, and what the Holy See said before and after 1 July.Read the analysis
- The SSPX calls its excommunications ‘objectively unjust and invalid’: what the decree and the record showFr. Davide Pagliarani rejected the 2 July sanctions in a letter to Pope Leo XIV, and the Society later said its recourse suspends the decree. How those claims compare with the documents.Read the analysis