Did a Wrong Pronoun Really Cancel Catholic Sacraments?

Their marriages, confessions, promises of salvation -- all of these things ceased to exist for thousands of Catholics baptized by an Arizona priest who, it turns out, was saying the sacrament script wrong. The Rev. Andres Arango for decades said "We baptize you in the name of the . . ." instead of "I baptize you in the name of . . ." After diocesan officials found that out, they said last month that people who Arango baptized aren't technically Catholic. That means they weren't eligible, from a Catholic point of view, for other sacraments.