Vatican Excommunicates Breakaway Catholic Group for Schism

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The Vatican declared priests and lay Catholics of the breakaway Society of St Pius X excommunicated for schism after they ordained bishops without Pope Leo XIV's approval.
The group, which opposes Vatican II reforms, now celebrates sacraments illicitly.

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The Vatican declared priests and lay Catholics of the breakaway Society of St Pius X excommunicated for schism after they ordained bishops without Pope Leo XIV's approval. The group, which opposes Vatican II reforms, now celebrates sacraments illicitly.

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