Ecclesia Militans

St. Joseph

This is taken from the March 1915 Issue of Franciscan Herald.

I wish you all a most blessed Feast of St. Joseph, head of the Holy Family, most chaste spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and foster father of Our Lord!

St. Joseph, pray for us!

The Church and the State is taken from Volume II (1877) of The American Catholic Quarterly Review.

This is taken from the March 1915 Issue of Franciscan Herald.

Questions
1. Do 95% of the USA Dioceses recognize that SSPX marriages are regularized?
2. Are all SSPX marriage documents saying they are married, automatically sent to the Diocese within which the marriage takes place, though in an SSPX church or chapel?

Answers
While I can’t give a precise percentage of how many dioceses acknowledge SSPX, marriages, the SSPX continues preparing their faithful for marriage as they’ve always done. Ever since the document from the CDF in 2017, the SSPX has contacted the dioceses where marriages are celebrated, seeking delegation for SSPX priests. This takes away any possible doubt about the validity of the marriage and avoids future scenarios where one party (sadly) might decide they have made a mistake…Fortunately, most bishops have been very generous in granting delegation to our priests. As with any Catholic priest, we send a notification to the local diocese after a marriage is witnessed.

James Vogel
Editor-in-Chief
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Published with permission.

The Church and the Princes of Europe is taken from Volume II (1877) of The American Catholic Quarterly Review.

“Aquinas on the Inferiority of Woman” is taken from Volume 87 Issue 4 (Fall 2013) of the American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly.

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Sixtus V is taken from Volume III (1878) of The American Catholic Quarterly Review.