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Congregation of Mary Immaculate Queen
Topic Started: Friday, 14. August 2009, 19:33 (48 Views)
Rose of York Friday, 14. August 2009, 19:33 Post #1
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 Has anyone heard of The Religious Congregation of Mary Immaculate Queen? They have "traditional" parishes, all liturgy being in the pre Vatican 2 form. http://www.cmri.org/

Are they in Communion with Rome?

This page, from the website of one their parishes, indicates that they are.

http://www.stmichaels.org/stmichaels/lenten-fast.html
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Patrick Friday, 14. August 2009, 23:56 Post #2
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 Rose,

They're not in Communion with Rome, for they hold that the Pope is not the Pope and the Chair of Peter is sede vacante.
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Mrs.Pogle Friday, 21. August 2009, 18:42 Post #3
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 Not to be confused with St. Maximillian Kolbe's Crusade of Mary Immaculate ;)
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