+ JMJ Ultimately, because the SSPX upholds the doctrine of the Church, they will be 'regularizsed". It is not a question of ' IF ' it is a question of ' WHEN ' they will be acknowledged as Catholic. Now 'WHEN the SSPX is REGULARIZED' what will be the effects? Assumption A: The Pope will UNILATERALLY recognize the SSPX. Assumption B: There are a number of people who will find this a little hard to accept. Well, if there is no doctrinal compromise - what is the problem of the Pope restoring what was allegedly stolen from the SSPX - its canonical standing? It is irrational to see a unilateral regularization as a compromise if no compromise is required. If the SSPX can continue to operate as it has been - then what is the problem? I mean really what is the problem if the Pope says to the: SSPX: Hey, you're Catholic, I don't agree with you but you can continue to operate as you have been all these year. Modernists/Liberals: Why ...
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