text: Regarding: ""They made the decision," Daly told Catholic San Francisco, the archdiocesan newspaper, at the time of the announced Sulpician complete exit. "There was no discussion with the board of trustees. They had made up their mind" the day before a scheduled trustee meeting and had voted to withdraw. "So there was no collaboration in the decision.""
  - Per history of religious orders, societies, institutes, congregations, when a community decamps from a diocese precipitously and without explanation it is because the local ordinary has violated common sense if not canon law by inserting himself into the internal operations of the decamped community. 
  - As paradigms go, this one seems to include all the possible moving parts.
  - With jocularity, perhaps the Sulpicians refused to consecrate the seminarians in the various, now suppressed minor orders. Or, perhaps they refused to bestow birettas and pelligrinas upon the seminarians.