text: The Marian bishops voted against the 1559 Act of Supremacy and all but one refused to officiate at the consecration of Matthew Parker and were deprived of their sees to be replaced by bishops ordained according to the Edwardine Ordinal: thus not bishops in the Catholic sense.
  Although the Ordinal deliberately expunged all reference to the 'sacrificing priesthood' the defect of intention was not in the Ordinal itself but in bishops who deliberately chose to use it.  Even if he was validly ordained himself, his decision to use the Ordinal rather than a Catholic Rite demonstrated an intention 'not to ordain a Catholic priest or bishop (sacerdos)'. 
  Apostolicae Curae confirmed the consistent Catholic practice from the reformation onward of not accepting ordinations according to the Edwardine Ordinal. People seem to lose sight of the fact that it was not just a matter of intention but also a question of the 'form' of the sacrament which the 'reformed' church didn't even regard as sacrament.