I have said several times, on different occasions, that what led to the dispute and rupture between the Society of Saint Pius X and the Rome of Pope Leo XIV was a simple, yet difficult to bear fact: the Society turned out to be, to put it mildly, too Catholic by the standards of the new synodal Church.
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I have said several times, on different occasions, that what led to the dispute and rupture between the Society of Saint Pius X and the Rome of Pope Leo XIV was a simple, yet difficult to bear fact: the Society turned out to be, to put it mildly, too Catholic by the standards of the new synodal Church.