Do Priests of the SSPX Have Jurisdiction? - Episode 13 - SSPX FAQ Series. sspx.org - One of the main objections to the situation and work of the Society of Saint Pius X is the problem of jurisdiction.…More
Do Priests of the SSPX Have Jurisdiction? - Episode 13 - SSPX FAQ Series.
sspx.org - One of the main objections to the situation and work of the Society of Saint Pius X is the problem of jurisdiction. Do priests of the Society of Saint Pius X have jurisdiction? This is the question we are going to answer in this video.
The crisis currently affecting the Church really justifies and even necessitates traditional priests to fulfill their duties even without ordinary jurisdiction.
Every member of the Church has the right to receive from it the doctrine and the sacraments necessary for salvation. If the normal hierarchy (pastor, bishop, etc.) do not fulfill its duty, the faithful find themselves in a state of necessity that allows them to have recourse to any Catholic priest. Because of the necessity, this priest then receives from the Church what is called supplied jurisdiction, in order to minister to the faithful.
In the current crisis, supplied jurisdiction empowers traditional priests …More
sspx.org - One of the main objections to the situation and work of the Society of Saint Pius X is the problem of jurisdiction. Do priests of the Society of Saint Pius X have jurisdiction? This is the question we are going to answer in this video.
The crisis currently affecting the Church really justifies and even necessitates traditional priests to fulfill their duties even without ordinary jurisdiction.
Every member of the Church has the right to receive from it the doctrine and the sacraments necessary for salvation. If the normal hierarchy (pastor, bishop, etc.) do not fulfill its duty, the faithful find themselves in a state of necessity that allows them to have recourse to any Catholic priest. Because of the necessity, this priest then receives from the Church what is called supplied jurisdiction, in order to minister to the faithful.
In the current crisis, supplied jurisdiction empowers traditional priests …More
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From Pope Francis,"... those faithful who for various reasons choose to attend churches officiated by priests of the Fraternity of St. Pius X. This Jubilee Year of Mercy excludes no one. From various quarters, several Brother Bishops have told me of their good faith and sacramental practice"
In response to this announcement, the Society of St. Pius X's General House has issued a communique expressing …More
From Pope Francis,"... those faithful who for various reasons choose to attend churches officiated by priests of the Fraternity of St. Pius X. This Jubilee Year of Mercy excludes no one. From various quarters, several Brother Bishops have told me of their good faith and sacramental practice"
In response to this announcement, the Society of St. Pius X's General House has issued a communique expressing its gratitude to Pope Francis for this "fatherly gesture" while reminding that:
"In the ministry of the sacrament of penance, we have always relied, with all certainty, on the extraordinary jurisdiction conferred by the Normae generalesof the Code of Canon Law."
sspx.org/…/pope-francis-ss…
In response to this announcement, the Society of St. Pius X's General House has issued a communique expressing its gratitude to Pope Francis for this "fatherly gesture" while reminding that:
"In the ministry of the sacrament of penance, we have always relied, with all certainty, on the extraordinary jurisdiction conferred by the Normae generalesof the Code of Canon Law."
sspx.org/…/pope-francis-ss…
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@Andrew Angelo The Pope has however denied any legitimate ability to administer the sacraments, Pope Benedict in 2009 said, " In order to make this clear once again: until the doctrinal questions are clarified, the Society has no canonical status in the Church, and its ministers – even though they have been freed of the ecclesiastical penalty – do not legitimately exercise any ministry in the Church" (…More
@Andrew Angelo The Pope has however denied any legitimate ability to administer the sacraments, Pope Benedict in 2009 said, " In order to make this clear once again: until the doctrinal questions are clarified, the Society has no canonical status in the Church, and its ministers – even though they have been freed of the ecclesiastical penalty – do not legitimately exercise any ministry in the Church" (w2.vatican.va/…/hf_ben-xvi_let_…).
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If no Pope has condemned the Sacraments given by the SSPX, why would the Modernists take it upon themselves to condemn their celebration of the Sacraments? What about the Sacraments celebrated by the Modernist heretics? When will the Modernists acknowledge that it is they who are in an irregular situation? By their formal heresy they have incurred excommunication Latae Sententiae according to Canon Law.
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There is one thing you don't understand: it is merely impossible that the whole hierarchy of the Church "do not fulfill its duties", especially in the case of the Pope. If you don't obey "Francis" (and you are right on that), you don't acknowledge him in any way, for all theologians teach that the Pope must be acknowledged both theoretically and practically.
Archbishop Lefebvre has received the …More
There is one thing you don't understand: it is merely impossible that the whole hierarchy of the Church "do not fulfill its duties", especially in the case of the Pope. If you don't obey "Francis" (and you are right on that), you don't acknowledge him in any way, for all theologians teach that the Pope must be acknowledged both theoretically and practically.
Archbishop Lefebvre has received the papal mandate of Pope Paul VI in 1988, who was still in life and who is still in life currently.
It is impossible to disobey a true pope for decades: either you obey Francis and then you are in the false Church, or you disobey him and then you do not acknowledge him as a pope. Tertium non datur.
Pope Paul VI's survival
The replacement of Paul VI with a double
Archbishop Lefebvre has received the papal mandate of Pope Paul VI in 1988, who was still in life and who is still in life currently.
It is impossible to disobey a true pope for decades: either you obey Francis and then you are in the false Church, or you disobey him and then you do not acknowledge him as a pope. Tertium non datur.
Pope Paul VI's survival
The replacement of Paul VI with a double
Can. 1116 §1. If a person competent to assist according to the norm of law cannot be present or approached without grave inconvenience, those who intend to enter into a true marriage cancontract it validly and licitly before witnesses only:
1/ in danger of death;
2/ outside the danger of death provided that it is prudently foreseen that the situation will continue for a month…More
Can. 1116 §1. If a person competent to assist according to the norm of law cannot be present or approached without grave inconvenience, those who intend to enter into a true marriage cancontract it validly and licitly before witnesses only:
1/ in danger of death;
2/ outside the danger of death provided that it is prudently foreseen that the situation will continue for a month.
1/ in danger of death;
2/ outside the danger of death provided that it is prudently foreseen that the situation will continue for a month.
...contra nequitiam et insidias diaboli esto praesidium
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Only a return to the Mass of All Times and the enthronement of Jesus Christ as King in each country by the Episcopate and the Parliament can save the world and the Church of Satanic sects of New Age and prevent the creation of a one world government for the antichrist.