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Aillet Monsignor Marc, the new Bishop of Bayonne, Lescar and Oloron, was interviewed in the magazine "La Nave" about lifting the excommunications the four bishops consecrated by Archbishop Lefebvre in 1988 without papal mandate. Here is an excerpt of the remarks of Bishop Aillet on this topic:

"Without doubt the Holocaust denial of intolerable Williamson came they parasitize the decision of the Holy See, and I can not help thinking that 'they have served those who want to systematically discredit the Holy Father and to pose the suspicion about his intentions. [...]

But misunderstanding comes from ignorance that characterizes many of the faithful from the Vatican II, one wonders, forty years apart, it was actually received. That was the question posed by John Paul II in 2001 in his letter, the beginning of the new millennium: "In preparation for the Great Jubilee, I asked that the Church considers the reception of the Council. Has this been done? "It is clear that when the outcry that has greeted, including within the Catholic world, the lifting of the excommunications, it has all the more invoked the Second Vatican Council so incantation that it is often far in its implementation, the actual Council. [...] How

silence the open challenge that has sometimes imposed explicitly from pastors or theologians, constituted real pressure groups, which are among the leading advocates of the spirit of the Council on essential points of faith or morals Catholic, yet unambiguous recalled by the Council and the Magisterium Post-conciliar: I think the doctrine of Humanae Vitae (An encyclical promulgated by Pope Paul VI in 1968) on the natural regulation of births, indissoluble marriage, lack of access of women to the priesthood ministerial celibacy of priests, the sacrificial nature of the Mass, the real presence, the sacrament of penance and reconciliation, and so on. [...]

In addition, I am among those who ask us to be vigilant to clearly denounce all deniers: the Holocaust, of course, but also that of the Soviet gulags we have been accomplices by bringing the very least careless with the Communist Party or its derivatives trade union in the 70s, but that of the 220,000 children killed in the womb: future generations will they not entitled to blame us for our silence? "