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Vatican excommunicates bishops of breakaway traditionalist sect - The Washington Post

Vatican excommunicates bishops of breakaway traditionalist sect The Washington Post Vatican Excommunicates Society of St. Pius X, in First Major Crisis for Pope Leo The New York Times SSPX in schism: An excommunication explainer The Pillar What to know about the Society of St.…

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