+ JMJ There remain within the SSPX two bishops of the four consecrated 36 years ago on June 30, 1988. Bishop Williamson who was expelled in August 2012 near the end of the crisis that resulted in the expunging of the 'resistance' from the SSPX with Williamson going on to consecrate a number of bishops for their 'survival'. Now Bishop Tissier de Mallerais (RIP) has passed way. With two bishops to bear the burden of providing, worldwide, the sacraments of Confirmation, Ordinations the workload is significant and increases the risk of loss of another bishop due to a variety of factors. Because at least one bishop is needed to consecrate more bishops and the Church's normal protocol is for there to be at least two consecrating bishops, the risk to the very existence of the SSPX is now moderate to high. With the loss of another bishop, it would be high. This presupposes that the SSPX would not be able to obtain the assistance of other legitimate bishops such as ...
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