The Catholic Trumpet: NeoSSPX Jubilee Pilgrimage Featured on Official Vatican Website

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NeoSSPX Jubilee Pilgrimage Featured on Official Vatican Website

The Catholic Trumpet [slightly adapted and reformatted] | August 13, 2025

For the man in the pew, here is another visible, formal rotten fruit and proof that the now Neo-SSPX is under the Conciliar church:  The Vatican’s official Jubilee 2025 website (original source in Italian) lists a pilgrimage by the Neo-SSPX on August 21, 2025, including a public Rosary, a Solemn High Mass, and a procession through the Holy Door of the Lateran Basilica.[Source: https://www.iubilaeum2025.va/it/pellegri...n-pio.html]

This screenshot shows the official Vatican Jubilee 2025 website listing a pilgrimage by the Neo-SSPX on August 21, 2025. The original entry appears in Italian.

The Vatican calls the Neo-SSPX “canonically irregular.” In reality, this listing exposes the rotten fruits of Bishop Fellay’s 2012 doctrinal declaration and the Society’s practical agreement with Conciliar Rome, the antichurch born from Vatican II. The Neo-SSPX now participates publicly while formally aligning with the Conciliar church, which Bishop Fellay admits he accepts at 95%, all explicitly stated in the 2012 doctrinal declaration between Modernist Rome and the Neo-SSPX, under the pretense of the “light of tradition.”

Bishop Bernard Fellay sits with the modernist Cardinal Hoyos and Pope Benedict XVI.

By granting visibility to a group that embraces Conciliar errors, Rome signals that participation is acceptable and normalizes the Neo-SSPX alongside fully canonical groups. This is a compromise made official.

The fight for the Faith is not over, but the door to compromise, opened formally In 2012 (with signs of infiltration of the Society dating back at least to 1997), the door now stands fully open.

Faithful Catholics, now more than ever, must remain vigilant, hold the line of +Archbishop Lefebvre, and steadfastly resist this Conciliar church, which has now included its newest flavor—the Neo-SSPX—within the pantheon of Modernist Rome.