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SSPX rejects Vatican offer, plans unsanctioned bishop consecrations, citing doctrinal and authority disputes.
The Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) has rejected a Vatican offer to discuss theological differences, declining to suspend its planned July 1 consecration of four new bishops without papal approval.
The traditionalist group, in schism since 1988, says the Vatican’s conditions—tied to accepting Vatican II and avoiding sanctions—undermine dialogue.
SSPX leaders argue the new bishops are essential for sustaining their global ministry, which serves thousands of Catholics loyal to the pre-Vatican II liturgy.
Despite Pope Leo XIV’s efforts to reconcile traditionalists, the standoff highlights deep divisions over doctrine and authority within the Catholic Church.
La FSSPX rechaza la oferta del Vaticano, planea consagraciones no sancionadas de obispos, citando disputas doctrinales y de autoridad.