The Vatican has confirmed the excommunication of six bishops linked to the Society of Saint Pius X after the Society consecrated new bishops in Switzerland.
The Society of Saint Pius X rejects outright the developments within the Catholic Church since the Second Vatican Council (1962–1965).
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On Thursday, the Vatican confirmed the excommunication of six bishops linked to the Society of Saint Pius X, thereby confirming the ultra-conservative movement’s “schism” with the Catholic Church. The Society consecrated four bishops in the Swiss village of Ecône on Wednesday.
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