'If they make that choice, I am sorry, but we must move forward,' Pope Leo XIV said.
to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Pope Leo XIV has warned Catholic rebels risking excommunication over their plan to consecrate bishops without papal approval that"if they make that choice, I am sorry, but we must move forward.
" The Society of St. Pius X , a breakaway ultra-conservative priestly fraternity, is set to consecrate four bishops on July 1, despite the Catholic Church's requirement that appointments be approved by the pope. The Vatican has warned the group, which has repeatedly clashed with the papacy, that members involved in the consecrations would risk excommunication, but the SSPX has doubled down.
Superior General Davide Pagliarani said the group's membersLeo spoke about the feud for the first time on Tuesday, telling reporters that while he was"considering making another appeal to say: 'Do not do this, let us try to live in communion within the church," the decision to proceed belonged to SSPX.is always a painful point. But they refuse to accept certain fundamental elements of the church, starting with several points from the Second Vatican Council," he said, according to the
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