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I had said that "marriage is not valid until consummation." However, I was incorrect. Z.'s blog, but he closed the comments before I could admit my mistake, I'll just post it here. However, keep praying for them as they seek to canonically regularize their status in the Church.ĮDIT - Since I made an error in one of my comments at Fr. We are already seeing some grace filled results with the lifting of the sensures on the Transalpine Redemptorists' priests.

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This is a great time of grace having a pope who is so actively seeking their full return to the fold. Z.'s commentary which further clarifies some points and shows some important subtilties in the practice of this.Īnd also please pray for the SSPX (and other traditional groups who are not enjoying full communion with the Church).

Please do read the whole article, with Fr. Since that is not the case with these priests, these sacraments are invalid. The Sacraments of Penance and Matrimony, however, require that the priest enjoys the faculties of the diocese or has proper delegation. Pius X are valid, but illicit, i.e., contrary to Canon Law. “Concretely, this means that the Masses offered by the priests of the Society of St.

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Code of Canon Law, canon 265) and also because those ordained after the schismatic Episcopal ordinations were ordained by an excommunicated bishop. Pius X are validly ordained, but suspended, that is prohibited from exercising their priestly functions because they are not properly incardinated in a diocese of religious institute in full communion with the Holy See (cf. Pius X are excommunicated according to the prescription of canon 1382 of the Code of Canon Law which states that “A bishop who consecrates someone a bishop without pontifical mandate and the person who receives the consecration from him incur a latae sententiae excommunication reserved to the Apostolic See.” Archbishop Lefebvre was duly reminded of this before his conferral of Episcopal ordination on 30 June 1988 and the Holy Father confirmed that this penalty had been incurred in his Apostolic Letter Ecclesia Dei, #3. Ecclesia Dei about SSPX, schism and sacraments However, this is important for all Catholics to read so they understand the situation, as it is has not been explained well not only by the media, but also by many priests and bishops within the Church. Z's blog What Does The Prayer Really Say to be very detailed, clear, (and most importantly) authoritative, regarding the CURRENT status (as of the date of this post) and situation of the Society of Saint Pius X and those who affiliate themselves with it.

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It will involve about the same amount of paperwork as getting those other permissions, but the sacramental reality is different.) It should be noted that without such permissions, weddings conducted by SSPX priests are invalid and therefore null (because of lack of form). (This is slightly different than the permission given to someone to get married on the beach or by a non-Catholic minister, since the priest is validly if not licitly ordained.

Another exception: the local bishop can grant to SSPX priests the faculties to perform valid marriages, under certain conditions.

One exception to #2 above: during the Year of Mercy, Pope Francis granted SSPX priests faculties to absolve sins, so their confessions are no longer invalid.

There are strict conditions under which a Catholic can go to an illicit Mass, which includes that you know it to be illicit and that you really don’t have other options.

None of their priests are incardinated in any diocese or recognized order, and so none of them have permission to exercise their ministries in public (they don’t have what are referred to as priestly faculties).

Their leaders are no longer excommunicated. This is an interesting post, with links to other interesting posts, about the canonical situation of the Society of Saint Pius X.