Succession errors

 

Leonardo Marin-Saavedra

ETERNAL APOSTOLIC SUCCESSION

The Old Anglo-Catholic Movement 1515 through 

The Latin-American Anglican Church 1975

Canada and Worldwide Territories

THE ANGLICAN CATHOLIC PATRIARCHATE OF THE AMERICAS TERRITORIES 

ORIGIN OF OUR APOSTOLIC SUCCESSION: Pope Leo X  

Arthur Albert Chamber - Arthur David Seeland and Leonardo Marín-Saavedra 

Note: Every single (celibate) man, elevated to the dignity of bishop or archbishop and legitimately consecrated by another single (celibate) man with episcopal or archiepiscopal dignity, inherits the apostolic succession and can ordain new deacons and priests. A single (celibate) man consecrated as a bishop or with archiepiscopal dignity has the natural right to consecrate new bishops and transmits the true apostolic succession in Jesus Christ.

All married male bishops, consecrated by a single (celibate) bishop or archbishop, can only ordain deacons and priests (their ordinands inherit the legitimate and eternal apostolic succession). No married male bishop can consecrate a new bishop; if he does, such consecration is invalid, and the consecrated man must seek a legitimately consecrated single (celibate) male bishop to ratify all his sacred orders.

Practicing homosexual men and promiscuous or perverted heterosexual men do not transmit the lineage of Christ and cannot be consecrated bishops or ordained deacons and priests. If anyone ordains or consecrates homosexual men or women, such ordinations or consecrations are null before God and are an abomination before the Holy Gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

No woman can be ordained a deacon or priest because it is an abomination before God. This deviation offends God and constitutes an aberration of legitimate apostolic succession. No woman can be consecrated a bishop, and whoever does so commits an abomination. Just as a man cannot bear children naturally, women cannot beget spiritual children and should not ascend to the altar of God performing the actions of a man because it is an abomination to God.

Every woman called to service can have the clerical status of nun, deaconess, or defender of the faith in Christ. No lesbian can be ordained a nun, and certainly not a deaconess. Male clergy who are homosexual, perverted, or promiscuous, even if they are heterosexual, cannot celebrate the sacraments; if they do, it is an abomination to God, and they cannot be considered Christians, but rather worldly men.