 In November 1974 , two Belgian priests carried out a rigorous inspection on the instructions of a commission of cardinals , producing , it was said , a favourable report . However , while at Écône , they expressed a number of theological opinions , such as that ordination of married men will soon be a normal thing , that truth changed with the times , and the traditional conception of the Resurrection of Our Lord were open to discussion , which the seminarians and staff objected to as scandalous . In what he later described as a mood of " doubtlessly excessive indignation " , Lefebvre wrote a " Declaration " in which he strongly attacked the modernist and liberal trends that he saw as apparent in the reforms being undertaken within the Church at that time . 
