Maybe, maybe not. If the liturgical abuses extend to invalid sacraments, I'd say not.
>>Maybe, maybe not. If the liturgical abuses extend to invalid sacraments, I’d say not. <<
This is true, but I know enough about abuses vs. innovations.
If we, by chance, attend a mass with abuses so bad that I feel it is invalid, we are blessed to have a Sunday 8:30pm at our home parish. We just pack up and go later.
We have such a reverent and complete Holy Mass at my parish, that my daughters would participate elsewhere and state that they wanted to go to that later Mass at home. I have to teach them that holding hands and Altar girls do not make an invalid Mass. However, walking into a parish with brown, flaky bread IS invalid.
It teaches them humility to understand that eventhough they didn’t “enjoy” the Mass, it’s really not about them.