[ultima ratio]

So now suspension a divinis is schism? Come again? This is your argument? Do you know the history of this "suspension"? He was given no chance to even plead his case. In the light of the hundreds of bishops around the world who refuse obedience to the pope--you will forgive my cynicism if I think Rome was railroading the good Archbishop. I'm still waiting for the same treatment for Kasper who denies the Resurrection and was rewarded with a red hat! Or Weakland who routinely told the Pope where to get off in between conning his diocese to pay off a lover. Lefebvre, on the other hand, supported the old Mass. Can't have that--