 A few of them, such as Henri d'Astier de la Vigerie, took part in the Resistance out of patriotic concerns.The "Action Française" was then dissolved after the war, but Maurice Pujo founded it again in 1947.Some legitimists had become involved in the traditionalist Catholic movement which arose in the aftermath of the Second Vatican Council and some ultimately followed the 1970 foundation of the traditionalist Catholic Society of Saint Pius X by Marcel Lefebvre.