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Pope Leo pleads with ultra-conservative sect not to ordain own bishops

Pope Leo has issued a stern warning to a breakaway Catholic group over plans to ordain their own bishops.

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Pope Leo XIV appealed to a breakaway traditionalist group to avoid the ordination of bishops, which he described as a sin of extreme gravity. Despite these pleas and threats of expulsion, traditionalists went ahead with the consecrations.

The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.

Epilogue added 21d ago, after coverage quieted.

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Pope Leo has publicly urged an ultra-conservative Catholic sect not to proceed with plans to ordain their own bishops. The Vatican has described the potential move as a 'sin of extreme gravity.' Coverage from Letters from Leo, The Times, Wisdom 92.1 and KRQE emphasizes the Pope's plea to the breakaway traditionalist group.

The Pope has threatened to cast out the rebel bishops if they proceed. The next steps will depend on the response from the ultra-conservative sect.

Coverage does not yet specify what actions the Vatican might take if the group proceeds with the ordinations.

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What is the ultra-conservative sect planning?

The ultra-conservative sect is planning to ordain their own bishops.

What has Pope Leo said about this?

Pope Leo has described the potential move as a 'sin of extreme gravity' and has pleaded with the group not to proceed.

What actions might the Vatican take?

The Pope has threatened to cast out the rebel bishops if they proceed. Coverage does not yet specify what other actions the Vatican might take.

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