Quotes of Bishop Fellay towards "Reconciliation"

[Three interviews from Bishop Fellay.]

• "There is no longer an insurmountable obstacle to a canonical recognition of the Fraternity" (Feb. 2, 2017, Vida Nueva)
  

• "This agreement is possible without waiting for the situation in the
  Church to become complete satisfactory." (Jan. 29, 2017, TVLiberties)

• “Relations with the Vatican are already normal, and only the seal is missing on the agreement” (Jan. 29, 2017, TVLiberties)
  

• “The problem is not in the structure, the structure is already well
  established.” (Jan. 13, 2017, Dici interview Radio Courtoisie)
  

• [ . . . ] Rome is offering us a new structure. At its head will be a
  bishop, chosen by the Pope from a list of three Society members, named
  by the Society. He will have authority over priests, over any religious
  wanting to join the new structure and over Catholics belonging to the
  new structure. These will have an absolute right to receive from Society
  priests all the sacraments, including marriage. This bishop will be
  able to set up schools and seminaries, to ordain ( priests ), to
  establish new religious Congregations. The structure will be like a
  super-diocese, independent of all local bishops. In other words, for you
  faithful, there will be no change from what you are already enjoying
  with the Society. The only difference will be that you will be
  officially recognized as Catholics.
  
  "You can easily imagine that
  there will be clashes with the local bishops. So we must be prudent, but
  as things stand you cannot imagine anything better than this offer,
  which is such that you cannot think it is a trap. It is not a trap , and
  if anyone makes us such an offer it can only be because he wishes us
  well . He wants Tradition to prosper and to flourish within the Church.
  It is impossible that such an offer could come from our enemies. They
  have many other ways to crush us, but not that way [ . . . ]. (Aug, 24,
  2016, Conference New Zealand)​
  

• "Today and yesterday, the main obstacle is the degree of the obligation
  of adherence to the Second Vatican Council” (Feb. 2, 2017, Vida Nueva)
  

• “We could sum up by saying that the conditio sine qua non is that Rome accepts us as we are." (Feb. 2, 2017, Vida Nueva)
  

• When asked what, then, is still missing, Fellay responds, with a smile:
  “the stamp,” and then he adds: “and the clear and firm affirmation that
  one will respect that guarantee [of being able to remain who we are
  now].” “That stamp and guarantee,” concludes the interviewer, “can only
  be given by the pope himself.” “Yes, it is up to the pope to do so,”
  replies Bishop Fellay. (Bishop Fellay, Jan. 29, 2017 TV Libertés
  interview)

• Bishop Fellay sent a signed Document to Rome, entitled
  "Doctrinal Declaration" stating he now accepts the legitimacy of the
  NOM:
  
  "7. We declare that we recognize the validity of the
  sacrifice of the Mass and the Sacraments celebrated with the intention
  to do what the Church does according to the rites indicated in the
  typical editions of the Roman Missal and the Sacramentary Rituals
  legitimately promulgated by Popes Paul VI and John-Paul II."
  www.therecusant.com/doctrinalpreamble-15apr2012

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Also –

• “It will be quite a work, and it will take time to be able to bring the
  faithful to realize this new face in the history of the Church, this new
  reality.” (May 13, 2016, The National Register)

• Bishop Fellay claims the crisis is "Recessing":
  
  "The state of necessity started to recede with the Motu proprio dated July 7, 2007, in which Benedict XVI acknowledged that the Traditional Mass had never been abrogated."
  cor-mariae.com/index.php?threads/bishop-fellay-claims-crisis-is-recessing.6050/

ArchBishop Pozzo said:

• “Full communion with the Lefebvrians is near. The accomplishment of the
  agreement is now in plain sight.” (Jan. 30, 2017, LaStampa)
  

• “As far as doctrinal issues are concerned, the main problems seem to
  have been overcome in view of an agreement. Members of the Fraternity
  were asked to remain faithful to the essential aspects of being a
  Catholic: to the [1989] “professio fidei” (profession of faith), belief
  in the validity of the sacraments celebrated with the Novus Ordo (the
  liturgy that resulted from post-conciliar reform), and obedience to the
  Pope.” (Jan. 30, 2017, LaStampa)

• Archbishop Pozzo also said in his interview Bishop Fellay agreed
  to any reservation he may have can be done AFTER their full
  reconciliation: "We are going in the right direction with the
  Lefebvrians." ... Accepted by the FSSPX, this is the central [Ed: and
  only] point of the discussion . The teachings of the Council have a
  different degree of authority, to which a different degree of adherence
  corresponds. Reservations, after full reconciliation, may be subject to
  reservations on matters that are not proper to the matter of faith, but
  rather to questions concerning the pastoral application of conciliar
  orientations and teachings, such as the relationship between the Church
  and the Church. State, ecumenism, interreligious dialogue or some
  aspects of the liturgical reform and its implementation. (Jan. 30, 2017,
  LaStampa)

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