The Society of Saint Pius X has formally rejected a recent Vatican decree of excommunication, labeling the disciplinary action as both "objectively" unjust and null. In a letter…
The Society of Saint Pius X has formally rejected a recent Vatican decree of excommunication, labeling the disciplinary action as both "objectively" unjust and null. In a letter released on July 3, the group’s superior general defended the controversial actions that triggered the Holy See’s severe legal response.
The communication, authored by Father Davide Pagliarani, who currently leads the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX), was directed toward the Holy Father in response to the Vatican's latest efforts to address internal divisions. In this letter, Pagliarani offered a detailed justification for the episcopal consecrations that served as the catalyst for the Vatican’s decree. He argued that the actions taken by the Society were not intended as a rebellion against church authority but were instead a necessary response to what he described as a profound crisis within the global Church. By framing the ordinations as a defensive measure for the sake of tradition, the Superior General sought to
Originally reported by Catholic News Agency.
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