Vatican Draws a Line: Traditionalist Bishops Without Papal Consent Threaten Church Unity
The Vatican confronts the Society of St. Pius X’s plan to consecrate bishops without papal approval, warning that this step risks schism and challenges the very foundation of Church unity vital to America’s cultural and religious heritage.
The Vatican’s recent stern warning to the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) highlights a critical challenge not only within Catholicism but also for American families who value religious freedom tied to tradition and unity. As the SSPX prepares to consecrate new bishops without papal consent on July 1, Rome signals a hard stop: proceed and risk schism. Why Does Papal Consent Matter? From an America First standpoint, national sovereignty and institutional integrity are paramount—principles equally relevant in religious contexts. The Vatican emphasizes that pontifical approval safeguards apostolic continuity—a lineage dating back to Christ’s original apostles—ensuring that the Church remains...
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