All these books
of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre confuse what is invisible as being visible. It is
the same with the books written by Pope Benedict on Vatican Council II,
ecclesiology etc.
The error is based upon the heresy of the 1949 Letter of the Holy Office to the Archbishop of Boston related to Fr. Leonard Feeney. It says that it is not necessary to be a member of the Catholic Church for salvation.
When Lumen
Gentium 14 ( BOD) and Lumen Gentium 16 ( I.I) are seen as only hypothetical
cases then Vatican Council II no more contradicts 12 the century EENS. There is
a hermeneutic of continuity with the past ecclesiocentrism of the Catholic
Church.
This was not
known to Archbishop Lefebvre, Cardinal Ratzinger, Pope Paul VI and the
cardinals today who have written books on Vatican Council II, like Cardinal
Kasper, Cardinal Semeraro, Archbishop Bruno Forte etc.
The books
used at the pontifical universities on ecclesiology, Vatican Council II etc are
now obsolete. New books have to be written in which Vatican Council II is interpreted
rationally and supporting Tradition.
The book, ‘Is Feeneyism Catholic?’ by Fr. Francois Laisney, an SSPX priest, and published by the Angelus Press of the SSPX, is based upon the confusion in the 1949 LOHO.
The
SSPX needs to pull back that book and also update their website on ‘Feeneyism’.
Also the
entries on ‘Feeneyism’, ‘extra ecclesiam nulla salus’, ‘Vatican Council II’, ‘Fr.
Leonard Feeney’ etc. on Wikipedia need to be updated.
The CDF not
only made a mistake in the 1949 LOHO but also in its communication with Brother
Andre Marie micm. Archbishops Augustine di Noia and Archbishop Giacomo Morandi’s
letters can be read on the website of the Diocese of Manchester in New
Hampshire, USA. They confused CCC 847-848 ( invincible ignorance) as being
exceptions for Feneeyite EENS.I have mentioned this over the last few years and
there is no comment or correction from anyone in the SSPX . - Lionel Andrades
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