The teaching of the Catholic Church on religious freedom, ecumenism, the Church, and collegiality does not change with Vatican Council II interpreted with the rational premise, interpretation and conclusion

 Dr. Lamont concluded his analysis with this statement, underlining the universal significance of the SSPX’s relations with Rome:

The nature of the teaching of the Catholic Church on religious freedom, ecumenism, the Church, and collegiality, is of great importance to all Catholics. The questions raised by the discussions between the Holy See and the SSPX thus concern the whole Church, not merely the parties to the discussion."

  -SSPX, USA website

 https://sspx.org/en/news-events/news/recognizing-sspx-questioning-vatican-ii-2380

The  teaching of the Catholic Church on religious freedom, ecumenism, the Church, and collegiality does not change with Vatican Council II interpreted with the rational premise, interpretation and conclusion. Since the Council then affirms the dogma extra ecclesiam nulla salus and traditional ecclesiocentrism upon which was based religious freedom, ecumenism, the Church and collegiality.

When we return to Tradition collegiality is not an issue.

When we return to Tradition we are back to the old ecumenism.

We return to the old ecclesiology of the Catholic Church since the false premise is no more used.

We can proclaim the Social Reign of Christ the King and the non separation of Church and State since the priority is saving souls from going to Hell, since outside the Catholic Church there is no salvation.-Lionel Andrades