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    SSPX Podcast

    Official SSPX English-Language Podcast: Traditional Catholic Interviews, Questions & Answers with our priests, Sermons, and Parish Missions. Produced by Angelus Press for the SSPX US District.

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    What Kind of Man Makes a Good Priest? – Episode #1 of Vocations Series Oct 05, 2022

    In our first episode, we’ll look at the priesthood itself briefly, then look at what a vocation to the priesthood entails – who are we looking for?

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    Find out more about vocations here: https://sspx.org/en/priesthood/vocation

    Find all our episodes on SSPXPodcast.com

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    We Need to Talk About Vocations: Exploring the Misconceptions – Introduction to Vocations Series Sep 28, 2022

    Introduction to our new series on Vocations – we’ll have 8 episodes exploring the topic, its misconceptions, how to foster vocations, and much more!

    Find all our episodes on SSPXPodcast.com
    Support our work at sspx.gifts/podcast with a one-time or monthly recurring donation.

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    “The Courage to Be Afraid” – Interview with Fr. Alexander Wiseman Sep 08, 2022

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    See all our interviews here: https://sspxpodcast.com/category/interview/

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    The Sixth Death of the Faith – Fr. Sherry Interview – The Everlasting Man Aug 30, 2022

    The main focus of this mini-series has been the chapter of “The Everlasting Man” by G.K. Chesterton, called the “Five Deaths of the Faith.” Today we’ll dive a little deeper into that meaning and also look at what Fr. Sherry calls the “Sixth Death” of the Faith.

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    Interview: Fr. Alphonsus Maria on “The Story of Fr. George Kathrein” Aug 18, 2022

    To purchase the book visit: https://angeluspress.org/products/the-story-of-fr-george-kathrein

    “You will find here an uncommon life of a Redemptorist in the middle of the torment of Vatican II, the catastrophe of the 20th century. The damage it caused worldwide to souls, first the Catholic souls, then any soul … is beyond any imagination … Suddenly, the normal actions, the normal life turns into heroism. This example should give us joy and courage for our times.” – Bishop Bernard Fellay, FSSPX, Foreword

    See all our interviews here: https://sspxpodcast.com/category/interview/

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    Pope Francis’ Apology in Canada: Was it wrong? Questions with Father #37 w/ Fr. Sherry Aug 09, 2022

    As the world and the media turned their attention to Canada last week for the visit of Pope Francis, many of our listeners had questions. So we spoke to Fr. David Sherry, District Superior of Canada for the SSPX, about 4 main topics regarding the so-called “penitential pilgrimage” of the Holy Father:

    First: Should the Holy Father apologize on behalf of the Catholic Church – for anything? If so, under what circumstances, and for what things?

    Second: Should the Holy Father have even visited Canada?

    Third: It’s a common narrative these days to say that the Catholic Church colonized and forced native peoples – not just in Canada – to convert to Catholicism. Is this the practice of the Church? And specifically, did it happen in Canada the way it’s been reported?

    And fourth: What are we to think of the Holy Father – or any pope, bishop, or priest – taking part in native ceremonies, such as accepting the gift of a native headdress, or being present during a native smudging or incense ceremony.

    The answers to some of these questions may surprise you – and you may look at this situation just a bit differently afterwards.

    To find all our Questions with Father episodes, as well as our recently-finished Sacraments Series, and our popular Crisis in the Church Series, please visit sspxpodcast.com. There you can find info about sending in a small donation if you are able to as well!

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    Sacraments #18: New Rite of Holy Orders: Is it Valid? “A Mania for Change…” Jul 29, 2022

    Welcome to Episode 18 in our Sacraments series, our last episode on the Sacrament of Holy Orders – and our final full episode in the Sacraments Series. Fr. John McFarland is back to look at the New Rite of Holy Orders. Like we have seen in other episodes on the sacraments, we’ll have two areas of focus: First, is the sacrament itself valid, in terms of matter, form, minister, and intent? Second, we’ll look at what has changed, in the ceremonies surrounding the matter and the form. Does this new rite of Holy Orders give the same emphasis, theology, and understanding of the sacrament as the Traditional Rite? If not, can we see what the effects are from these changes – both in the lives of the new priests and the lives of the faithful? We’ll dive into that next.

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    The Future of the Redemptorist Missioners – Questions with Father #36 w/ Fr. Alphonsus Jul 29, 2022

    Today we’re pleased to speak with Fr. Alphonsus, a Redemptorist priest, about the Redemptorist order. We’ll be speaking with him about the history of this order – how does a Redemptorist differ from a normal parish priest, or a Jesuit or Franciscan? Also what are the particular charisms, or areas of focus for a Redemptorist – do they take vows? And finally, we’ll speaking with him about the future of the order – what role can the Society of Saint Pius X take in helping to continue this centuries-old tradition?

    See all our Questions with Father Episodes here: https://sspxpodcast.com/category/questions/

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    Sacraments #17: What is Ordination to the Priesthood? w/ Fr. McFarland Jul 18, 2022

    Fr. John McFarland is joining us today to first look at the traditional Rite of Holy Orders. We’re going to see the history, what is necessary – that is, what is the form and matter of Holy Orders – and then we’ll go through the entire ceremony. As we’ve seen with the other sacraments, this sacrament could easily be done in just a minute or two. But the ceremony of Ordinations to the priesthood is full of rich symbolism, teaching, opportunities for grace, and a beauty that is unparalleled. We’ll show sections of the ceremonies from this past June at St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary, so you can follow along as well.

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    Sacraments #16: Does the Church Say Mixed Marriages Are OK Now? w/ Fr. Loop Jun 30, 2022

    Fr. Loop is back to look at how a change in looking at the Catholic Church led to change in the understanding of marriage – which still today is having devasting consequences for Catholic families. How is it that efforts in the 1960’s to be more open to other Christian denominations has led to an openness to cohabitation, Communion for divorced and remarried couples, and a virtual blank permission for mixed marriages? Father will take us through the history, and through the intended – and unintended consequences of these seismic shifts.

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    Sacraments #15: Tracing a Change in the Ends of Marriage to its Horrible Consequences w/ Fr. Loop Jun 18, 2022

    What happens when you switch the order of two of the purposes of marriage? We’ll see why this shift happened, and what the reaction was. But first we’ll start with the consequences. Can this simple change explain the degradation of the modern family?

    Sacraments #14: Why Marriage is a Crucifying Sacrament w/ Fr. Loop Jun 06, 2022

    Today we’ll be looking at the basis of marriage. We’ll look at its institution, and we’ll also look a the purposes of marriage – are there some that are more important than others? We’ll also look at what marriage is, in its essence. Is it a natural union, a supernatural union, or both? And what about the sacramental grace of this sacrament – is it different than the other sacraments in any particular way?

    Sacraments #13: What’s Wrong with the Sacrament of the Sick? w/ Fr. Reuter May 27, 2022

    We’ll take last week's concepts and look at the new rite of this sacrament. Is it really preparing our loved ones for this most critical moments before eternity? Is it focusing the prayers of priest on the soul’s eternal salvation, instead of just on physical well-being?

    Sacraments #12: Why Extreme Unction is a Joyful Sacrament w/ Fr. Reuter May 17, 2022

    While it can often seem that this sacrament is sad - and indeed, it is often given when a loved one is close to death - we'll look at what this sacrament can give a soul as it is about to enter eternity. And we'll see that instead of bringing sadness, it brings peace, and even joy to these final moments.

    Sacraments #11: Concerns About the New Rite of Confirmation w/ Fr. Goldade Apr 22, 2022

    We’re going to approach this episode in two different ways – we’ll look at the teaching and the prayers surrounding the sacrament, then we’ll look at the specific characteristics of this sacrament, especially the matter and the form. Of all the New Sacraments, Confirmation is the one where there is most serious cause for concern.

    How Should We Properly Date? – Questions with Father #35 w/ Fr. Gardner Apr 18, 2022

    The world has a very different idea about dating - so much so that it’s properly known in the Catholic sense by an entirely different word - courtship. So what is Catholic courtship, and how does it differ from the “normal” idea of dating? This is an episode that every young man or woman should review before they begin any sort of dating -- or courtship.

    Sacraments #10: How We Can Be Perfect Catholics in Confirmation w/ Fr. Goldade Apr 10, 2022

    In this first of two episodes on Confirmation, we’ll first take a step back and look at the Institution of the Sacrament, its history, and why its practiced differently in the Eastern Churches versus the Latin Church. We’ll also look briefly at the Gifts of the Holy Ghost, the Matter and Form of Confirmation, and why the Church talks about the Perfection of Catholic Virtues in this Sacrament more than the others.

    Interview: The Inspiring True Story of Fr. Marco Tilosanec Apr 05, 2022

    This past winter, we spoke with Father Marko Tilosanec, a Croatian priest who has a fascinating story. He was ordained a priest in the standard diocesan structure in Croatia – even before his ordination, he began to seek out more information about tradition. After his ordination, he experienced difficulties while attempting to follow his conscience...

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 34. To Rebuild the Catholic City… Apr 05, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    Why Should We Say 3 Hail Marys Daily? Questions with Father #34 w/ Fr. Alphonsus Apr 04, 2022

    Fr. Alphonsus, Redemptorist Priest, explains the tradition / practice of saying three Hail Marys every day, and what the purpose is:

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 33. The Remedy for Liberalism: “To Restore All Things in Christ” Apr 04, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 32. Suicidal Liberalism: The Reforms Apr 03, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 31. Paul VI, Liberal Pope Apr 02, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 30. Vatican II, Triumph of Catholic Liberalism Apr 01, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 29. A Pacifist Council Mar 31, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 28. The Religious Liberty of Vatican II Mar 30, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    How to Examine Our Conscience – Questions with Father #33 w/ Fr. Alphonsus Mar 29, 2022

    Fr. Alphonsus, Redemptorist Priest, explains about the important task of examining our conscience.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 27. Vatican II in the Light of Tradition Mar 29, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 26. Searching & Dialogue – Death of Missionary Spirit Mar 28, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 25. The Spirit of the Council Mar 27, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 24. The Robber Council of Vatican II Mar 26, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 23. Subversion of the Church by a Council Mar 25, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 22. The Popes Unmask the Conspiracy of the Sect Mar 24, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 21. Conspiracy of the Alta Vendita Mar 23, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 20. The Direction of History Mar 22, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    Sacraments #9: The Gravely Insufficient New Mass w/ Fr. Paul Robinson Mar 21, 2022

    Father Paul Robinson will join us to look at each aspect of the New Mass, and how it constitutes a gravely insufficient way of adoring the Holy Trinity. We’ll be using clips from a couple Novus Ordo Masses to illustrate each section that Father is discussing – and to be as fair as possible, we will mainly be looking at a fairly reverent, common Novus Ordo Mass. It would be easy to find a New Mass with dancers, bands and light shows – but we’re trying to illustrate that at its core, the prayers and rubrics of the priest are a striking departure from Catholic theology.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 19. The Mirage of Plurality: Maritain to Congar Mar 21, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 18. The Myth of Liberty: Lamennais to Sangier Mar 20, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 17. The Popes and Liberal Catholicism Mar 19, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 16. The Liberal Catholic Mentality Mar 18, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: PART 2: Ch. 15. The Great Betrayal Mar 17, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 14. How They Have Uncrowned Jesus Christ Mar 16, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    What is A Redemptorist Priest? – Questions with Father #32 w/ Fr. Alphonsus Mar 16, 2022

    Fr. Alphonsus, Redemptorist Priest, tells us more about the rich history of the Redemptorist Order

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 13. Is there a Public Law of the Church? Mar 15, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    What is Some Advice for a Fruitful Lent? – Questions with Father #31 w/ Fr. Alphonsus Mar 14, 2022

    Fr. Alphonsus, Redemptorist Priest, gives us insights into the best way to practice a fruitful Lent.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 12. Liberty in Education Mar 14, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 11. Freedom of the Press Mar 13, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 10. Religious Liberty Condemned by the Popes Mar 12, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 9. Liberty of Conscience and Forms of Worship Mar 11, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    The Importance of the Daily Rosary – Questions with Father #30 w/ Fr. Alphonsus Mar 10, 2022

    Fr. Alphonsus, Redemptorist Priest, gives us insights into the importance of the Holy Rosary, and why it should be said by Catholics Daily!

    Sacraments #8: The Traditional Latin Mass Explained w/ Fr. Paul Robinson Mar 10, 2022

    Father Paul Robinson will join us to explain in detail the Traditional Latin Mass. We’ll look at the themes of the Mass – what the Traditional Mass is emphasizing over and over, then go, step by step, through the Mass, with visuals and explanations of the prayers, the symbolism, and the ceremonies performed by the priests each day, in nearly every country of the world.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 8. Liberalism, or Society without God Mar 10, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 7. Jesus Christ: King of the Republics? Mar 09, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 6. Necessary Inequalities Mar 08, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 5. Beneficial Constraints Mar 07, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 4. Does the Law Oppress Liberty? Mar 06, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 3. Our Lord Jesus Christ and Liberalism Mar 05, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 2. The Natural Order and Liberalism Mar 04, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: 1. The Origins of Liberalism Mar 03, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    They Have Uncrowned Him: Preface & Introduction Mar 02, 2022

    Thanks to your support and donations, we are now able to release this as an audiobook for free , chapter by chapter, here on the SSPX Podcast and on YouTube. We are immensely grateful to all those who donated to make this seminal work available for Catholics everywhere. We’ll be releasing a chapter each day during Lent 2022 – and all of them will be available as a collection at sspxpodcast.com.

    What Does the SSPX Want after Pope Francis’ Traditionis Custodes? – Fr. Pagliarani, Superior General Feb 25, 2022

    This is a full transcript of the conference given in Paris by Don Davide Pagliarani, Superior General of the Society of Saint Pius X, at the conclusion of the XVI Theological Congress of Courrier de Rome, in partnership with DICI, on January 15th, 2022.

    Papal Heresy and Loss of Office – SSPX Interview Series | Fr. MacGillivray Feb 23, 2022

    Today we’re speaking with Fr. William MacGillivray on a topic that has gained renewed attention in recent days – the question of the possibility of a heretical pope. What happens if a pope speaks heresy? This has been a topic of controversy over the course of the pontificate of Pope Francis, and it has only grown following a recent audience given by the Holy Father where he indicated that the Catholic Church includes heretics, apostates, etc.

    The Five Deaths of the Faith – I: Chesterton on the Church in Crisis Feb 22, 2022

    Fr. Paul Franks starts our mini-series on G.K. Chesterton's "Five Deaths of the Faith" from his book "The Everlasting Man" by reading this chapter, and explaining why this section of Chesterton's book is so important.

    Sacraments #7: Are the Mass and the Eucharist the Same Thing? w/ Fr. Paul Robinson Feb 19, 2022

    Father Paul Robinson will join us to discuss Holy Eucharist. In this first of three episodes on the Blessed Sacrament, Father will explain to us the relationship between the Sacrifice of the Mass and the Holy Eucharist, then how the Eucharist is distinct from all the other sacraments, yet still intimately related to it. Next...

    Sacraments #6: Why No One Cares About Confession Anymore – With Fr. David Sherry Feb 11, 2022

    Today we’ll look at the new understanding of the Sacrament of Penance. To do that, we’re going to take a step back, and see how much of the hierarchy in the Church today sees sin differently, or at least there’s a different emphasis. Then we’ll see how that impacts the Sacrament of Penance. We’ll also take a moment to see how the rite has changed.

    Sacraments #5: Why Do We Confess Our Sins to a Priest? With Fr. David Sherry Feb 05, 2022

    We’ll take a magnifying glass to Penance today. To do that, we’ll start by looking at the concept of sin itself. Then we’ll look at the penitent, and the priest. What is Father looking for when he asks us those questions in the Confessional? And why do we have to do a penance afterwards? Fr. Sherry will walk us through the traditional form of the Sacrament of Penance

    Why the Family Meal is Vital for Catholics – Questions with Father #29 w/ Fr. Gardner Feb 02, 2022

    On this episode, we’re happy to welcome Father Nicholas Gardner for the first time, to answer a question about the family meal – the question was concerning whether or not it’s really that important. The answer, yes. But Father will explain how it’s not just good for the family, but it’s good for the practice of virtue as well, and how this simple action can keep a family stronger, closer, and holier.

    Sacraments #4: Why the New Rite of Baptism is Deficient Jan 28, 2022

    Father Wiseman will join us again, this time to look at the New Rite of Baptism. While the sacrament in both the old and the new rites are valid, nearly every other aspect of the new Rite – all the sacramentals, blessings, prayers, and exorcisms, have either been removed or drastically changed. Why? And if these things have been removed or changed, what has replaced them?

    Sacrament Series #3: The Traditional Rite of Baptism w/ Fr. Wiseman Jan 21, 2022

    Father Alexander Wiseman, professor at St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary is joining us for the next two episodes, first to look at the Traditional Rite of Baptism. As you’ll see, it is so much more than simply pouring water, and saying a few words of the formula. The Church has filled the ritual with exorcisms, symbolism, and graces for the benefit of the new Christian being Baptized.

    Our Next Project: “They Have Uncrowned Him” Audiobook Jan 18, 2022

    We're thrilled to announce the next audio project from Angelus Press - an audiobook recording, released for free, of Archbishop Lefebvre's classic, "They Have Uncrowned Him." But to do so, we need to raise close to $8,000. Will you help us get this project completed by donating now at https://sspx.gifts/products/angelus-press ?

    Sacraments Series #2: Common Errors About the Sacraments Jan 14, 2022

    Today we’ll have Fr. Paul Robinson back to look at some of the common errors – some of the heresies that have arisen over the centuries about the Sacraments. We’ll also take a look at the way two distinct groups understand the sacraments – namely, Protestants and Modernists. As you’ll start to see in this episode – and as it will be come clearer throughout this series, both groups have an outsized role in how the understanding of the Sacraments shifted in the Church in the last fifty years.

    Sacraments Series #1: What Is So Important About the Catholic Sacraments? Jan 08, 2022

    This series comes at time when the traditional rite of the Sacraments of the Catholic Church are being suppressed. The series comes at time when it is more important than ever to understand what the sacraments are, why they’re necessary, and what we can do to preserve them.

    History of the SSPX: Part 5 – From the 2000 Jubilee Year to 2020 Dec 31, 2021

    Welcome to the SSPX Podcast – during this week, we’ll be revisiting 5 lectures given by Fr. Daniel Themann, the rector of Holy Cross Seminary in Australia, about the history of the Society of Saint Pius X. These were given on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the SSPX, in November, 2020. Today’s lecture...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 23 Dec 31, 2021

    “Building Up vs. Pulling Down” It Twenty years have gone by and one would have thought that the reactions raised by the Council reforms would have calmed down, that the Catholic people would have buried the religion in which they had been brought up, that the younger ones, not having known it, would have accepted...

    History of the SSPX: Part 4 – The 1990’s – A Period of Growth Dec 30, 2021

    Welcome to the SSPX Podcast – during this week, we’ll be revisiting 5 lectures given by Fr. Daniel Themann, the rector of Holy Cross Seminary in Australia, about the history of the Society of Saint Pius X. These were given on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the SSPX, in November, 2020. Today’s lecture...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 22 Dec 30, 2021

    “What Families Can Do” It is high time to react. When Gaudium et Spes speaks of the movement of history “becoming so rapid that everybody finds it hard to follow,” we can take this as meaning the headlong rush of liberal society into disaggregation and chaos. We must take care not to follow!One cannot understand...

    History of the SSPX: Part 3 – The 1988 Episcopal Consecrations Dec 29, 2021

    Welcome to the SSPX Podcast – during this week, we’ll be revisiting 5 lectures given by Fr. Daniel Themann, the rector of Holy Cross Seminary in Australia, about the history of the Society of Saint Pius X. These were given on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the SSPX, in November, 2020. Today’s lectures...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 21 Dec 29, 2021

    “Neither a Heretic Nor a Schismatic” My statement of November 21, 1974, which triggered off the proceedings of which I have spoken, ended with these words: “In doing so…we are convinced of remaining loyal to the Catholic and Roman Church and to all the successors of Peter, and of being faithful dispensers of the mysteries...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 20 Dec 28, 2021

    “The Mass of All Time” One fact cannot have failed to surprise you: at no time during this affair has the Mass been in issue, although it is at the heart of the conflict. This enforced silence is the tacit admission that what is called the Rite of St. Pius V remains fully authorized.On this...

    History of the SSPX: Part 2 – The Place of the Mass in Our Battle: 1971-1976 Dec 28, 2021

    Welcome to the SSPX Podcast – during this week, we’ll be revisiting 5 lectures given by Fr. Daniel Themann, the rector of Holy Cross Seminary in Australia, about the history of the Society of Saint Pius X. These were given on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the SSPX, in November, 2020. Today’s lecture...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 19 Dec 28, 2021

    “The Seminary of Econe and Rome” You are perhaps, perplexed readers, among those who observe the course of events with sadness and anguish but are nevertheless afraid to attend a true Mass, in spite of the desire to do so, because they have been persuaded that this Mass is forbidden. You may be one of...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 18 Dec 27, 2021

    “True and False Obedience” Indiscipline is everywhere in the Church. Committees of priests send demands to their bishops, bishops disregard pontifical exhortations, even the recommendations and decisions of the Council are not respected and yet one never hears uttered the word “disobedience,” except as applied to Catholics who wish to remain faithful to Tradition and...

    History of the SSPX: Part 1 – The Foundation Dec 27, 2021

    Welcome to the SSPX Podcast – over the next 5 days, we’ll be revisiting 5 lectures given by Fr. Daniel Themann, the rector of Holy Cross Seminary in Australia, about the history of the Society of Saint Pius X. These were given on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the SSPX, in November, 2020....

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 17 Dec 27, 2021

    “What is Tradition?” Modernism is indeed what undermines the Church from within, today as yesterday. Let us again quote from the encyclical Pascendi some typical features which correspond with what we are experiencing now. “The Modernists say that Authority in the Church, since its end is purely spiritual, should strip itself of all that external...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 16 Dec 26, 2021

    “Neo-Modernism or the Undermining of the Faith” The Revolution, it has been said, expresses “the hatred of all order that has not been established by man, and in which he is not both king and god.” At its origin we find that pride which had already been the cause of Adam’s sin. The revolution withinIn...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 15 Dec 26, 2021

    “The Marriage of the Church and the Revolution” The Revolution, it has been said, expresses “the hatred of all order that has not been established by man, and in which he is not both king and god.” At its origin we find that pride which had already been the cause of Adam’s sin. The revolution...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 14 Dec 25, 2021

    “Vatican II is the French Revolution in the Church” The parallel I have drawn between the crisis in the Church and the French Revolution is not simply a metaphorical one. The influence of the philosophies of the eighteenth century, and of the upheaval that they produced in the world, has continued down to our times....

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 13 Dec 25, 2021

    “Religious Liberty, Collegiality Equality, Ecumenical Fraternity” How does it happen that the gates of hell are now causing us so much trouble? The Church has always been disturbed by persecution and heresies, by conflicts with temporal powers, sometimes by immoral conduct of the clergy, sometimes even of Popes. But this time the crisis seems to...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 12 Dec 24, 2021

    “Comrades and Fellow Travelers” Among all the documents of the Council, it was the schema on religious liberty which led to the most acrimonious Let us take up where we left off. Christian common sense is offended in every way by this new religion. Catholics are exposed to desacralization on all sides; everything has been...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 11 Dec 24, 2021

    “Religious Liberty” Among all the documents of the Council, it was the schema on religious liberty which led to the most acrimonious discussions. This is easily explained by the influence of the liberals and the interest taken in this matter by the hereditary enemies of the Church. Now, twenty years later, we see that our...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 10 Dec 23, 2021

    “Ecumenism” In this confusion of ideas (in which some Catholics now seem to be quite at ease), there is a tendency especially dangerous to the Faith, the more so because it masquerades as charity. The word which appeared in 1927 during a congress held at Lausanne, Switzerland, would have put Catholics on their guard if...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 9 Dec 23, 2021

    “The New Theology” Among The ravages caused by the new catechism are already visible in the generation which has been exposed to it. As required by the Sacred Congregation for Seminaries and Universities since 1970, I had included in the plan of studies for my seminaries one year’s spirituality at the beginning of the course....

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 8 Dec 22, 2021

    “The New Catechisms” Among Catholics, I have often heard and continue to hear the remark, “They want to impose a new religion on us.” Is this an exaggeration? The modernists, who have infiltrated themselves everywhere in the Church and lead the dance, sought at first to reassure us: “Oh no, you have got the impression...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 7 Dec 22, 2021

    “The New Priests” To the man in the street, even the most indifferent to religious questions, it is obvious that there are fewer and fewer priests, and the newspapers regularly remind him of the fact. It is over fifteen years ago since the book appeared with the title Tomorrow a Church without Priests?Yet the situation...

    SSPX Superior Speaks about Tradition Today – Angelus Press Conference Talk 2021 Dec 21, 2021

    Selections from the talk delivered at the Angelus Press Conference for Catholic Tradition, December 11, 2021. The title of the Superior General's conference: "The Mission of the Society of Saint Pius X"

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 6 Dec 21, 2021

    “The New Forms of Baptism, Marriage, Penance, and Extreme Unction” The Catholic, whether he be regularly practicing or one who goes to church for the great moments of life, finds himself asking such basic questions as, “What is baptism?”It is a new phenomenon, for not so long ago anyone could answer that, and anyway, nobody...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 5 Dec 21, 2021

    “You’re A Dinosaur!” In preparation for the 1981 Eucharistic Congress, a questionnaire was distributed, the first question of which was: “Of these two definitions: ‘The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass’ and ‘Eucharistic Meal,’ which one do you adopt spontaneously?” There is a great deal that could be said about this way of questioning Catholics, giving...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 4 Dec 21, 2021

    “The Mass of All Time vs. The Mass of Our Time” In preparation for the 1981 Eucharistic Congress, a questionnaire was distributed, the first question of which was: “Of these two definitions: ‘The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass’ and ‘Eucharistic Meal,’ which one do you adopt spontaneously?” There is a great deal that could be...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 3 Dec 19, 2021

    “What They Are Doing to the Mass” I have before me some photos published in Catholic newspapers representing the Mass as it is now often said. Looking at the first photo I find it difficult to understand at what moment of the Holy Sacrifice it has been taken. Behind an ordinary wooden table, which does...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 2 Dec 19, 2021

    “They are Changing Our Religion!” Firstly, I must dispel a misunderstanding so as not to have to return to it. I am not the head of a movement, even less the head of a particular church. I am not, as they never stop writing, “the leader of the traditionalists.” They have come to describe certain...

    Open Letter to Confused Catholics: Chapter 1 Dec 19, 2021

    “Why are Catholics Confused? Who can deny that Catholics in the latter part of the twentieth century are confused? A glance at what has happened in the Church over the past twenty years is enough to convince anyone that this is a relatively recent phenomenon. Only a short time ago the path was clearly marked:...

    Crisis Series: Epilogue – What’s Next, Behind the Scenes, Our Favorite Episodes Dec 17, 2021

    Franks reviews the year long project that was the Crisis in the Church Series, and looks ahead at the next series that is under development.

    Crisis Series #50 with Superior General of SSPX: What is the Solution to the Crisis? Dec 08, 2021

    e would be no one better to give the final word in this series than the Superior General of the SSPX, Don Davide Pagliarani. He graciously agreed to take some time from his duties to give us his thoughts on what the traditional restoration of the Church might look like after this major upheaval, and finally, what the answer – what is the solution to the Crisis in the Church.

    Crisis Series #49: Father, What Can I Do About the Crisis in the Church? Dec 03, 2021

    Today we'll ask, "Father, what can I do about the Crisis in the Church?" Is there anything I can do about the Crisis? Do I just hunker down in my home and say the rosary? Do I move my family to a traditional Catholic compound and ignore everything that’s happening? Or should I take a more active role, speaking out, and fighting for the rights of the Church? We invited Fr. David Sherry, the Canadian District Superior for the SSPX to join us and give us what we all need right now – some simple, practical advice for what a lay person should be doing right now.

    Crisis Series #48: 4 Questions You Need to Ask About the Crisis Nov 24, 2021

    Whether you have seen every episode of this series so far, or have just seen a couple, or maybe none – this is likely the most important episode we’ve done so far. In the next hour and twenty minutes, Father Wiseman will break down the entire Crisis into 4 simple questions. If you answer yes to the first, we’ll move on to the second question, and so on. By the end, if you’ve said yes to all of them, well, congratulations – you hold the same positions that the Society of Saint Pius X does. Think of this as a choose your own adventure book, except it’s about your Faith, and the stakes are infinite.

    Interview: Fr. Onoda – Tradition and the History of Catholicism in Japan Nov 19, 2021

    We spoke with Fr. Thomas Onoda earlier in the Spring, just after the Society of Saint Pius X officially opened its first priory in Japan. We spoke with Father for just over 30 minutes or so about his story, the sometimes violent history of Catholicism in Japan, and what he sees for the future of his country. He asked me just before interview if he could say a few words about the special history of Nagasaki in Japan – as an American, I was not going to bring up the horrific bombing of Japan during World War II during this interview – I didn’t know what the proper boundaries are in this case, but I’m so glad he wanted to bring it up. When you hear it, I think you’ll agree it led to one of the most inspiring moments throughout all our episodes on this podcast.

    Crisis Series #47: Am I Allowed to Attend an SSPX Mass? Nov 06, 2021

    “Is it ok for me to attend a Mass of the Society of Saint Pius X?” There are many “experts” who claim one – or several – of the following: 1. You can’t fulfill your Sunday obligation at an SSPX chapel. 2 - You could fulfill your obligation, but it would be sinful to go. 3 - it’s not a sin to attend, but be careful, it promotes a schismatic mentality. So in the conclusion of the Crisis in the Church Series’ study of the SSPX itself, we’ll answer those questions, and let you know why it’s actually…. Good to attend.

    Crisis Series #46: What About the Other Traditional Mass Communities? Oct 29, 2021

    Among Traditional Catholics, there seems to be a lot of confusion about why there’s a division between the Society of Saint Pius X and these groups. On the surface, they look identical. Both say the Latin Mass, both are orthodox in their sacraments and teaching, the priests wear cassocks, etc. So what’s the problem with the Fraternity of Saint Peter, the Institute of Christ the King, and the others? Is it just a trad version of the Hatfields & McCoys? Fr McFarland explains why objectively, there’s a difference.

    Crisis Series #45: Are the New Canonizations Infallible? Oct 18, 2021

    Don Tranquillo will join us once again to look at the question of Canonizations since the time of the Second Vatican Council. Are the New Canonizations infallible? To answer this, we’ll need to see whether or not Canonizations in the past were infallible. It’s commonly understood by most Catholics that Canonizations are one of the things that are infallibly proclaimed by the Pope. How then can we square this seeming infallibility with some of the new saints, who contradict previous saints?

    Crisis Series #44: How Can the SSPX Justify What it Does? Oct 08, 2021

    Last week, we looked at the status of the Society of Saint Pius X. Given that there is no regular canonical status for the SSPX, how then, can the priests of the Society exercise their functions? Canon Law is pretty clear on this point – for a priest to exercise his ministry, he must be under the authority and direction of the local bishop, or at the least, under the direct supervision of the Vatican. Since that does not exist, how can the priests of the Society justify, in all good conscience, what they do? Are they simply disobedient rebels?

    Crisis Series #43: Schismatic? Excommunicated? Irregular? What’s the Status of the SSPX? Oct 01, 2021

    Today we’ll dive into a question that is very confusing for a lot of faithful – and as you’ll see, it’s confusing for some within the Church itself – what is the official status of the Society of Saint Pius X within the Catholic Church? There are accusations that it is schismatic. Or at the least, that it has a “spirit of schism.” Another common accusation is that the Society is not part of the Catholic Church. There’s a lot of misinformation out there – let’s try to clear it up!

    Crisis Series #42 with Bishop Fellay: Were the 1988 Consecrations Justified? Sep 25, 2021

    He, better than anyone, can help us understand what was happening during those pivotal days, and what was going through the mind of the Archbishop as he wrestled with this momentous decision. But besides having an interesting conversation about Church history with someone who was a part of it, we’re also going to ask His Excellency, how can the Society of Saint Pius X justify what the Archbishop did? On the surface, this was an act of disobedience against the Holy Father. According to the swift, severe response from the Vatican just days after, this was a schismatic act. We’ll welcome Bishop Fellay now to help us understand what happened:

    Crisis Series #41: The Parallels in Early Years of the SSPX with Today’s Traditional Movement Sep 11, 2021

    In this episode, we’ll be looking at the history of the Society of Saint Pius X up to the point when Archbishop Lefebvre consecrated the bishops in 1988. But it doesn’t seem like history – in fact, some of the events that shaped the SSPX in its early years seem like they are repeated in...

    Crisis Series #40: The Dream of Dakar – What’s the Mission of the SSPX? Sep 03, 2021

    Over the last 39 episodes we’ve seen the history of the Crisis, and in the last set of episodes the errors facing Catholics as a result. Now we’re going to get into the response to the Crisis – the traditional Catholic movement. And we certainly can’t talk about this movement without talking about the Society of Saint Pius X. But before we start talking about the history, which we’ll do in Episode 41, we have to look at the mission. What are the guiding principles behind the SSPX? And what led Archbishop Lefebvre to make certain decisions that he did about the organizational structure? He could have done a hundred different things. Why this?

    Crisis Series #39: Are Novus Ordo Priests & Bishops Validly Ordained? Aug 27, 2021

    both ceremonies – does that make this sacrament invalid? Are we in the midst of a crisis where all the priests and bishops who were ordained using this rite are not actually priests and bishops? To understand this, we’ll need to look at the form and matter of sacraments and answer a fundamental question – can the Church change the form of sacraments at all? And if the Church is allowed to make these changes, what needs to remain in order for a sacrament to be valid?

    Crisis Series #38: Is Pope Benedict Still the Legitimate Pope? Aug 20, 2021

    First, can a pope abdicate? Second, if he can, did Pope Benedict abdicate properly? What’s required for this to happen? Did Pope Benedict leave us a hidden meaning, or a coded message meant for the faithful to find during this process? And third, if this was all done properly, what do we make of the 2013 conclave that elected Pope Francis?

    Crisis Series #37: How Can an Indefectible Church Give us Deficient Worship? Aug 14, 2021

    We’ll finish our discussion from last week, all leading to the main question – how can the Church, which is indefectible, give us a rite of worship which is defective? Last week we looked at how the Church could, in fact promulgate errors through an ecumenical, non-dogmatic Council. Then we saw how the Church is not always infallible in its disciplinary laws – so today we’ll continue on that same track – looking at Liturgy. Have there been errors in Catholic Liturgy in the past? Were they corrected? What can history, and logic, tell us about the infallibility of the Church in its Liturgy? And can we be 100% certain about any of this, or does prudence have a role to play?

    Crisis Series #36: How Can an Infallible Church Teach Error? Aug 08, 2021

    Today we’re joined by Fr. MacGillivray to ask one question: How is it that the Church, which is supposed to be indefectible, can give us a rite of worship, the Novus Ordo Mass, which is, at the least, problematic, if not defective? We won’t be able to answer this specifically today, since this question opens up many other questions we need to answer first, namely, how can the Church, through an ecumenical council, promulgate errors? Then we’ll begin to look at whether or not the Church can be infallible in its discipline – which is where the Liturgy falls.

    Crisis Series #35 w/ Fr. Loop: Must All Catholics Accept Vatican II? Is it Infallible? Jul 30, 2021

    In the past years – especially very recently, it has become a mandate for all Catholics to unequivocally accept all the teachings of Vatican II – as a sort of litmus test as to whether or not you’re a good Catholic. The SSPX does not accept all the teachings of Vatican II. Fr. Loop will join us to explain why – but first we’ll start with the infallibility of the Council

    Crisis Series #34 w/ Don Tranquillo: Is Sedevacantism the Answer to the Crisis? Jul 23, 2021

    This flows directly from the last episode on obedience, and its limits – but takes it to next step entirely. There are several different categories or theories within the sedevacantist structure. We’ll discuss a couple of the most widespread ideas, but broadly, they all share a single disturbing commonality – that those who hold these ideas will necessarily open the door to the wholesale destruction of the hierarchal Catholic Church.

    Crisis Series #33 w/ Fr. Wiseman: Limits of Obedience in the Face of Suppression Jul 20, 2021

    This episode is the linchpin of the Crisis Series - pulling in all the concepts we've already learned, and setting the stage for the rest of the episodes. In short, are there limits to obeying a higher authority? Are traditional Catholics just being disobedient and spiteful? What can we learn from this episode about Traditiones Custodes?

    Crisis Series #32 w/ Fr. Robinson: Can Non-Catholics Go to Heaven? The Church vs. Fr. Feeney Jul 09, 2021

    We’ll finish where we left off last episode, when we discussed the errors of Father Leonard Feeney, and today we’ll look at the doctrine of “No Salvation Outside the Church.” What does this mean? In order to attain heaven, is it a strict necessity to be baptized with water, and be a practicing Catholic? Are there three baptisms, or just one? What does the Ordinary Magisterium of the Church say on these matters? What about St. Thomas Aquinas, and what about Archbishop Lefebvre – if anyone in the twentieth century was fighting against the impulses of ecumenism that was sweeping the Church, and this doctrine, it would be him – so did he agree with Fr. Feeney?

    Crisis Series #31 w/ Fr. Robinson: The Feeneyite Error – Overreacting to Modernism Jul 02, 2021

    Today we’ll start the first of two episodes with Fr. Paul Robinson about the doctrine “Outside the Church there is No Salvation.” And today, we’ll be speaking about Fr. Leonard Feeney, and the organizations that he was a part of: the Saint Benedict Center, and the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart. Why discuss this doctrine, and this movement, commonly known as "Feeneyism" during this point in the Crisis in the Church Series? Because this movement, which started before the 2nd Vatican Council, contains stark warnings about the current traditional movement in the 21st century.

    Crisis Series #30 w/ Fr. Reuter: Hermeneutic of Continuity – Big Word, Big Logical Leap [updated] Jun 28, 2021

    Today’s episode takes us into the disconnect between two periods of the Catholic Church: the time before 1965, and the Post-Conciliar - or after Vatican II - Catholic Church. Everyone in the Catholic Church, from Archbishop Lefebvre to Pope Francis, agrees that something changed between these two periods. But there are vast differences between the two in how to explain the transition. Father Steven Reuter will join us to explain a theory that gained a lot of traction under Pope Benedict – the Hermeneutic of Continuity. In short, the central question is, “can both periods of the Catholic Church live in agreement?”

    Crisis Series #29 w/ Don Tranquillo: Collegiality – More Dangerous Than You Knew Jun 18, 2021

    We’re pleased to welcome Don Mauro Tranquillo to discuss one of the least well known, but arguably, most vital of the errors to come from the Second Vatican Council, Collegiality. Collegiality, as Father will discuss, is not just about democratizing the Church, but would completely upend the doctrine of the Church regarding Bishops, and by it, do great danger to both the Episcopacy and the Papacy.

    Should You Attend a Vocations Retreat? w/ Fr. John McFarland Jun 14, 2021

    In this interview, originally published last Summer, we speak with Fr. John McFarland, who is the Vocations Director for the US District of the Society of Saint Pius X. He discusses the types of vocations, who should think about entering the seminary, what kind of person it takes and much more!

    Crisis Series #28 w/ Fr. Loop: Is Religious Liberty Worse Than Abortion? Jun 11, 2021

    Today we’re speaking with Fr. Jonathan Loop about Religious Liberty. This, like Ecumenism, is one of the major exports of the Second Vatican Council. By it, we’re led to believe that someone’s religion is their conscience, and no one else should tell them how to believe. But Father Loop will explain to us how, while this sounds very nice, is completely missing the mark on what Liberty is – and how the Church has changed from its previous practice, of Religious Toleration.

    Crisis Series #27 w/ Fr. Summers: Why Ecumenism Makes Catholicism Schizophrenic Jun 04, 2021

    This week, we’re speaking with Fr. Patrick Summers, the District Superior of the Society of Saint Pius X in Asia about Ecumenism. Ecumenism, as we have seen in Episode 23, was one of the driving factors behind the Novus Ordo Mass – but today we’ll explore the other effects of Ecumenism on the Catholic Church, and how, instead of being the new way to evangelize, as was blindly promised, threatens to turn Catholicism into a schizophrenic religion.

    Crisis Series #26: “Really, Father?” Fr. Franks Answers Questions & Objections May 28, 2021

    A slightly different episode for you this week, as we’re not tackling a new topic, but getting some questions answered that some of our listeners and viewers asked about the recent set of episodes on the Novus Ordo Mass. Father Franks joined us to go a little deeper on questions of validity of the New Mass, why this rite is different than other rites the Church has had in the past, and bluntly, how does the Society of Saint Pius X have any authority in these matters?

    Questions with Fr. #28: Can I Go to Any Latin Mass I Want? May 14, 2021

    In this episode, we’re tackling 1 question that is very often posed to our priests, so we decided to make a full episode on this one question – simply, it’s “Father, can I go this Mass or that Mass?” Or put another way, "Are all Latin Masses the same?"

    Crisis Series #25 w/ Fr. Robinson: Should Catholics Attend Novus Ordo Mass? May 10, 2021

    On this episode, we’re talking with Fr. Paul Robinson, the Prior of Saint Isidores in Denver, Colorado, about the practical matters that Catholics should know about the Novus Ordo Mass. Over the last two episodes, we’ve looked at the inherent problems in this new formulation of the New Mass. Today, we’ll see what that means for us as Catholics. Do these problems mean that the New Mass is invalid? Or should we even be attending the New Mass, if we have the choice?

    Crisis Series #24 w/ Fr. Franks: The New Mass: Proclaiming a New Theology May 04, 2021

    We’ll continue our discussion of the Novus Ordo Mass today with Fr. Paul-Isaac Franks, professor of Theology at Saint Marys College. Last time, we looked at the New Mass’s Ecumenical intent. Today, we’ll see how the New Mass is a direct expression of the New Theology that was condemned by Pope Pius XII. But this problematic theology came back in full force during the second Vatican council, and when the New Mass was developed, it drew on this new theology, putting aside much of the traditional theology contained in the Church’s Magisterium.

    Crisis Series #23 w/ Fr. Reuter: How the New Mass Was Made for Protestants Apr 27, 2021

    We’re starting our 4-episode look at the Novus Ordo Mass, which was introduced in 1969. We’ll be covering a different aspect during each of these episodes, today, looking at the New Mass, and how it was developed as an Ecumenical Rite. We know from previous episodes that the Church had pivoted in its relationship to other religions. But the New Mass is a striking example of this Ecumenist spirit – and Fr. Reuter will explain to us how nearly every change that was made was done to appease Non-Catholics.

    Crisis Series #22 w/ Fr. McFarland: Everything Must Change! Post-Conciliar “Reforms” Apr 16, 2021

    With this episode, we’re starting our study of the period after the Second Vatican Council. Over the next twenty or so episodes, we’ll be diving into topics like the Novus Ordo Mass, Religious Liberty, Collegiality, the Hermeneutic of Continuity, Feenyism, Obedience and its Limits, Sedevacantism, Ecumenism, Infallibility, the new Canonizations, Supplied Jurisdiction, and much more. But today, we’ll start with the reforms that started to take place just after the Second Vatican Council. Father John-Mark McFarland will take us through the immediate aftermath of the council, and show us how the Council, and the “Spirit of Vatican II” meant an immediate overhaul, and deformation of everything in the Church.

    Crisis Series #21 with Fr. MacGillivray: The Radical Transformations of 1965 Apr 08, 2021

    We’re going to wrap up our discussion on the course of the Second Vatican Council today with Fr. MacGillivray by looking at the fourth and final Session of the Council, which took place in 1965. To do this, we’ll hone in 4 of the most important of constitutions that were passed, dealing with Religious Liberty, Divine Revelation, Ecumenism, and more. These documents mark a definitive shift in how the Catholic Church considered these important issues – and makes 1965 perhaps the most momentous year in the recent history of the Catholic Church. If you’ve seen last episode, you’ll be well equipped to identify the ambiguity and the “time bombs” in these documents that would shape the way the Catholic Church looks today.

    2020 Parish Mission w/ Fr. Goldade: The Center of History Apr 02, 2021

    This week on the SSPX Podcast, we’ll be sharing the Parish Mission from St. Vincent de Paul in Kansas City, as it was delivered in 2020. Today, on Good Friday, we will be hearing from Fr. Michael Goldade on topic of the Crucifixion.

    2020 Parish Mission w/ Fr. Goldade: The Triumphal March Apr 01, 2021

    This week on the SSPX Podcast, we’ll be sharing the Parish Mission from St. Vincent de Paul in Kansas City, as it was delivered in 2020. Today, on Holy Thursday, we will be hearing from Fr. Michael Goldade on topic of the Carrying of the Cross.

    2020 Parish Mission w/ Fr. Goldade: Crowned For Our Sins Mar 31, 2021

    This week on the SSPX Podcast, we’ll be sharing the Parish Mission from St. Vincent de Paul in Kansas City, as it was delivered in 2020. Today, on the Wednesday of Holy Week, we will be hearing from Fr. Michael Goldade on topic of the Crowning with Thorns.

    2020 Parish Mission w/ Fr. Goldade: Bruised For Our Sins Mar 30, 2021

    This week on the SSPX Podcast, we’ll be sharing the Parish Mission from St. Vincent de Paul in Kansas City, as it was delivered in 2020. Today, on the Monday of Holy Week, we will be hearing from Fr. Michael Goldade on topic of the Agony in the Garden.

    2020 Parish Mission w/ Fr. Goldade: He Enters the Garden Mar 29, 2021

    This week on the SSPX Podcast, we’ll be sharing the Parish Mission from St. Vincent de Paul in Kansas City, as it was delivered in 2020. Today, on the Monday of Holy Week, we will be hearing from Fr. Michael Goldade on topic of the Agony in the Garden.

    2004 Parish Mission w/ Fr. Beck: Simon, Mary, & Suffering Mar 26, 2021

    This week on the SSPX Podcast, we’ll be sharing the Parish Mission from St. Vincent de Paul in Kansas City, as it was delivered in 2004. Today, Passion Friday, we’ll be hearing from Fr. Gerard Beck, on the topic of the Suffering of Our Lord, by looking at the figures of Simon the Cyrene and Mary Magdalene. If you would like to hear more parish missions, reflections, conferences, as well as our Crisis in the Church series and Questions with Father series, please visit SSPXPodcast.com.

    Crisis Series #20 with Fr. MacGillivray: Time Bombs of Vatican II Mar 25, 2021

    Today, we’ll continue our look at the Second Vatican Council, this time looking at the 2nd and 3rd Sessions, in 1963 and 1964. We’ll see how the liberal Rhine Group continued their full-on assault of the preparations for the Council, and how they gained an ally in the newly-elected Pope Paul VI, who cleared the way for even more of their work to go on, unhindered. We’ll also take a moment to discover the problem with the Second Vatican Council documents – at first glance, many of them seem quite orthodox. But these documents were both blatantly ambiguous, and also hiding what would become known as Neo-Modernist Time Bombs. We’ll see what that all means, and what effect this will have on the Holy Catholic Church

    2004 Parish Mission w/ Fr. K. Novak: Mercy, Justice Mar 25, 2021

    This week on the SSPX Podcast, we’ll be sharing the Parish Mission from St. Vincent de Paul in Kansas City, as it was delivered in 2004. Today, Passion Thursday, we’ll be hearing from Fr. Kenneth Novak, on the topic of the God’s Mercy and Justice, and a reflection on who among us is standing at the foot of His Cross. If you would like to hear more parish missions, reflections, conferences, as well as our Crisis in the Church series and Questions with Father series, please visit SSPXPodcast.com.

    2004 Parish Mission w/ Fr. Beck: The Scourging Mar 24, 2021

    This week on the SSPX Podcast, we’ll be sharing the Parish Mission from St. Vincent de Paul in Kansas City, as it was delivered in 2004. Today, Passion Wednesday, we’ll be hearing from Fr. Gerard Beck, on the topic of the Scourging at the Pillar, and the events which led up to this suffering, both physical and moral suffering. If you would like to hear more parish missions, reflections, conferences, as well as our Crisis in the Church series and Questions with Father series, please visit SSPXPodcast.com.

    2004 Parish Mission w/ Fr. Libietis: Sacrifice, Offering Mar 23, 2021

    This week on the SSPX Podcast, we’ll be sharing the Parish Mission from St. Vincent de Paul in Kansas City, as it was delivered in 2004. Today, Passion Tuesday, we’ll be hearing from Fr. Helmuts Libietis, on the topic of Sacrifice and Offering, seen through the lens of St. Mary Magdalene, St. John, and the Sorrowful Mother. If you would like to hear more parish missions, reflections, conferences, as well as our Crisis in the Church series and Questions with Father series, please visit SSPXPodcast.com.

    2004 Parish Mission w/ Fr. Dean: Liberalism, Indifference Mar 22, 2021

    This week on the SSPX Podcast, we’ll be sharing the Parish Mission from St. Vincent de Paul in Kansas City, as it was delivered in 2004. Today, Monday, we’ll be hearing from Fr. Kenneth Dean, on the topic of Liberalism, and Indifference, seen through the lens of two figures from the Passion of Our Lord, Pontius Pilate, and Herod. If you would like to hear more parish missions, reflections, conferences, as well as our Crisis in the Church series and Questions with Father series, please visit SSPX Podcast .com.

    Crisis Series #19 with Fr. MacGillivray: The Disastrous Start to Vatican II Mar 19, 2021

    Today, we’re diving into the Second Vatican Council itself with Father William MacGillivray. This is the first of three episodes on the Council. After having reviewed the preparation for the Council in the last two episodes, today we’ll see what happened during the first two sessions, or the first two years of the Council. We’ll see how the Neo-Modernists came to the council absolutely prepared – and in effect caused the first session to end with nothing accomplished, and how a group of Council Fathers – the Rhine Group – would go back home after the first session and prepare to reshape the course of the rest of the Council.

    Crisis Series #18 with Fr. Loop: The Secret Work That Would Take Over the Council Mar 16, 2021

    In this episode, we're happy to welcome back Fr. Jonathan Loop, the Principal of ICA in Post Falls, ID, to discuss the second part of the preparations for the Second Vatican Council. Last time, we saw the good preparations that were done, and caused many, including Archbishop Lefebvre, to be very optimistic about the Council. Today, we'll see the behind the scenes work that was carried out by the liberal Council Fathers, before the Council even started. This would have disastrous effects for the entire Council, and the intervening years of the post-conciliar Church.

    Crisis Series #17 with Fr. Loop: The Excellent Preparations for Vatican II Mar 05, 2021

    We're happy to welcome back Fr. Jonathan Loop, the Principal of Immaculate Conception Academy in Post Falls, ID, to discuss the preparations that were carried out for the Second Vatican Council. We'll take a quick look at the First Vatican Council, and what effect that had on this second council, as well as why Pope John XXIII wanted to convoke this council. Then we'll take a look at the preparations themselves. As you'll see, they were extensive, and beyond some troubling details, they were in fact, very traditional, and caused Archbishop Lefebvre to be optimistic about the good the council could achieve!

    Crisis Series #16 with Fr. Bourmaud: The New Theology & “Seeking the Mystery of Christ” Feb 17, 2021

    We’re happy to welcome back Fr. Dominique Bourmaud, the Pastor of St. Vincent’s in Kansas City, and the author of One Hundred Years of Modernism, to discuss the New Theology that gripped the Church in the mid-1900’s. We’ll look at this theology’s champion, Henri De Lubac, and the outsized influence he played in moving the hierarchy to accept radical new teachings on the even of the Second Vatican Council. If you’re listening on the podcast, this episode is one best viewed on YouTube, as the corresponding text will be very helpful in your understanding.

    Crisis Series #15 with Fr. Bourmaud: Change is Always Good – Existentialism Feb 06, 2021

    Today we’re speaking with Fr. Dominique Bourmaud, the Pastor of St. Vincent's in Kansas City, and the author of "One Hundred Years of Modernism," on the topic of Existentialism. Father will explore how this philosophy came about as a result of Modernism, and then directly influenced the Neo-Modernists in the twentieth century who would be the ringleaders of the New Theology of the Catholic Church. If you’re listening on the podcast, this episode is one best viewed on youtube, as the corresponding text will be very helpful in your understanding.

    Crisis Series #14 with Fr. McFarland: Why Freedom & Equality Aren’t Catholic Jan 14, 2021

    Today, we will look at Modernism through the lens of the recent encyclical by Pope Francis, Fratelli Tutti, and how this encyclical promotes the French revolutionary ideas of liberty, equality, and fraternity. We’ll see how these three ideas, though they sound very nice, are not based in Catholic doctrine, and in fact, were condemned by Pope St. Pius X just over 100 years ago, when French Catholics formed the Sillon, a very popular Catholic social movement. This movement was flawed, and condemned, because it tried to marry the principles of the revolution to the Kingship of Christ.

    Crisis Series #13 with Fr. Robinson: Modernist Popes in Their Own Words Jan 08, 2021

    Today, we’ll compare side by side the viewpoints of the modern popes, and examine them in the light of Pope St. Pius X’s encyclical, Pascendi. Within the span of thirty minutes, we’ll see how the modern Church has perfectly followed the modernist playbook that Pope St. Pius X predicted just a hundred years before. Nearly every modern pronouncement from the Vatican has been perfectly predictable….

    Crisis Series #12 with Fr. Robinson: Modernist Catholics aren’t Catholic Jan 05, 2021

    Last episode, Father gave us insight into modernist philosophies by looking at the encyclical Pascendi. Today, we’ll look at today’s Catholicism, which is completely immersed in Modernism. We’ll start by asking if modernist Catholics can even be considered Catholics. Then we’ll look at each of the major parts of our faith through the lens of Modernism, then through the lens of tradition and see how completely different they are. Modernists have changed our interpretation of scripture, the sacraments, the catechism, and most notably, the liturgy and the Catholic priesthood.

    Crisis in the Church Series Recap: Episodes 1 – 11 Dec 23, 2020

    This week on the Crisis in the Church series, we’re taking a break from our normal interviews for Christmas, but we wanted to do an episode recapping what we’ve talked about over the last three months. That way if you’ve missed an episode - or a few - you can get up to speed as we continue with our series next week. We’ve condensed the past 9 hours of episodes into about an hour, highlighting a few of the important points from each interview.

    Interview with Fr. Burfitt on Recent Court Victory vs. Governor Newsom Dec 22, 2020

    On December 10, Fr. Trevor Burfitt, represented by Christopher Ferrara of the St. Thomas More Society, won a preliminary injunction prohibiting California Governor Newsom and others named in Father Trevor Burfitt's lawsuit from enforcing COVID-19 related restrictions against his chapels in Kern, San Bernardino, San Diego and Los Angeles counties.

    Crisis Series #11 with Fr. Robinson: How Pope St. Pius X Combatted Modernism Dec 18, 2020

    Today we’re joined by Fr. Paul Robinson, the Prior of Saint Isidore’s in Denver, Colorado. Last episode, we learned from Fr. Franks about the background of Modernism, and today, in our explanation of modernist thought, we’ll see how this modernist ideology twists the very nature of religion. We’ll take a look back at more recent history, and see how the Pachamama and Assisi scandals have their root in the exact same errors that Pope St. Pius X warned the Catholic Church about in his groundbreaking encyclical Pascendi.

    Crisis Series #10 with Fr. Franks: Modernist Infiltration – The Beginnings Dec 17, 2020

    First, we’ll see how it sprang up in Protestant theology, then, how Modernism tried to give an entirely new interpretation of scripture and the Divinity of Our Lord, and finally, how these errors spread into the minds of some Catholic theologians in the late nineteenth century.

    Crisis Series #9 with Fr. Sherry: What’s Wrong with the World? Dec 04, 2020

    We've finished our study of Liberalism - Before we start covering Modernism in detail, we wanted to take an episode to answer a listener's question about the Crisis in the Church: "What's wrong with the world? Is there a connection between the chaos in the post-Conciliar Church and the chaos that we are seeing in secular society?" We reached out to Fr. David Sherry, who is the District Superior of Canada for the SSPX. We'll spend 40 minutes on the topic, and by the end, you'll have an answer to solve nearly all the problems the world is facing!

    Crisis Series #8 with Fr. Loop: Is American Exceptionalism Catholic? Nov 26, 2020

    This week, we’ll discuss the rapid growth of Catholic schools, parishes, hospitals, and orphanages, and what that had to do with American Exceptionalism. We’ll also see how Pope Leo XIII both was in awe of the American Catholic Church, and gave some grave warnings.

    Crisis Series #7 with Fr. Loop: Why Americanism is a Heresy Nov 19, 2020

    We’re speaking with Fr. Jonathan Loop about Americanism, which is closely tied to our last set of episodes on Liberalism. We’ll start by looking at the history and challenges that faced the Catholic Church in the early years of our country. Also, we’ll ask why Americanism is actually an error, and whether or not an American can be both a patriot and a good Catholic.

    Apostolate Focus: Prison Apostolate in West Texas Nov 13, 2020

    Today we’re speaking with Mr. Mike Banschbach, who runs a prison ministry out of Midland, Texas. Mike’s work, and the efforts of Fr. Katzaroff, as well as the faithful at St. Michael the Archangel chapel have provided some really awe-inspiring stories, as you’ll hear in the next thirty minutes or so. And far from being forgotten, these inmates are receiving the Faith and the Sacraments, not to mention love, and support – many for the first time in their lives.

    Crisis Series #6 with Fr. Reuter: Liberal Catholics Don’t Exist Nov 12, 2020

    We're speaking with Fr. Steven Reuter for the culmination on our study of Liberalism, by seeing how it's completely impossible for a Catholic to be a Liberal, and a Liberal to be a Catholic. Yes, there are "Liberal Catholics" but can they truly say they are Catholics, in the full sense of the word?

    Crisis Series #5 with Fr. Reuter: What is Liberalism? Nov 10, 2020

    This week, we'll learn more about liberalism, through the eyes of one of the great pontiffs of the last two centuries, Pope Leo XIII, and his condemnation of Liberalism in his encyclical "Libertas".

    Apostolate Focus: KSMK 98.3 FM Radio in Kansas Oct 30, 2020

    For this bonus episode, we’re speaking with Mr. John Steele, who is the Program Director of KSMK-LP, 98.3 FM in Saint Marys, Kansas. Located on the St. Mary’s Academy campus, and registered to them, it broadcasts traditional Catholic programming 24/7, every day of the year.

    Crisis Series #4 with Fr. Reuter: Liberalism’s Errors Oct 29, 2020

    This week, we’re welcoming Fr. Steven Reuter, who is the Prior of St. Dennis in Calgary. He’ll be our guide for the next few episodes as we dive into the errors of Liberalism, which is something that has infected everyone living today, and even those living in the early twentieth century, including Archbishop Lefebvre.

    Crisis Series #3 with Fr. Wiseman: Origins – Descartes and Kant Oct 23, 2020

    This week, we’ll continue with Father Alexander Wiseman, looking at the remote background of the Crisis in more detail, exploring the philosophies of Immanuel Kant, and René Descartes, as well as their errors. Father will discuss how these ideas from some centuries ago have not only influenced the church, but have laid the groundwork for nearly all of our thinking today.

    Crisis Series #2 with Fr. Wiseman: Origins – Nominalism & Luther Oct 15, 2020

    We'll start in the 1300's with Nominalism, and then move on to the errors of Martin Luther, how those two topics are connected, and what the response of the Church was at that time.

    Crisis Series #1 with Fr. McFarland: Is There a Crisis? Oct 08, 2020

    In Episode 1, we'll look at specific ways, and distinct symptoms of this crisis that is the greatest challenge the Catholic Church has ever faced.

    13 Questions in 13 Minutes – The Immaculata Project Oct 07, 2020

    In this podcast episode, Fr. Patrick Rutledge, Prior of Assumption in St. Marys, Kansas addresses questions submitted by supporters of the Immaculata Church Project.

    Crisis Series: Introduction with Fr. Franks Sep 15, 2020

    The SSPX Podcast is starting a new multi-part series on the Crisis in the Church, with 6 of our priests as guests.

    Questions with Fr. #27: Was it Wrong for SSPX to Follow Authorities’ Mandates During Coronavirus? Jul 24, 2020

    In this episode, Father tackles several related questions regarding the recent events surrounding Covid-19.

    Interview: Fr. John McFarland on Vocations, & Who Should Think About the Priesthood Jul 15, 2020

    In this interview, we speak with Fr. John McFarland, who is the Vocations Director for the US District of the Society of Saint Pius X. He discusses the types of vocations, who should think about entering the seminary, what kind of person it takes and much more! For more information, visit https://sspx.org or the Seminary...

    Questions with Fr. #26: Who are the SSPX Brothers, is Yoga OK, and Questions on Baptism Jun 17, 2020

    In this episode, Father discusses the special duties and responsibilities of the SSPX Brothers. Next, he'll discuss the cautious nature the Catholic Church has towards the practice of Yoga, and why "just doing the exercises" doesn't really count. Finally, a questioner asked whether it's ok for a child to be baptized who is born to divorced & remarried parents - it's not the child's fault, is it?

    Announcement: What’s the Plan with the SSPX Podcast? Jun 17, 2020

    In the last 90 days, you've seen an explosion in how many episodes we've been posting. We're starting to pull back. Here's a review of what we've done, and what to expect in the next few weeks!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St Barnabas Jun 11, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St Margaret Queen of Scots Jun 10, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: Sts Primus and Felician Jun 09, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St Norbert Jun 08, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St Boniface Jun 05, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St Francis Caracciolo Jun 04, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    Relics of Christendom w/ Fr. Tamm: The Veil of Veronica Jun 03, 2020

    On ferial days, Fr. Thomas Tamm looks at the special relics of Christendom, in lieu of a saints story. These are produced especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: Sts Marcellinus, Peter, and Erasmus Jun 02, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St Angela Merici Jun 01, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: Inside The Cenacle May 31, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St Felix the First May 30, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St Mary Magdalen of Pazzi May 29, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St Augustine of Canterbury May 28, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St Bede the Venerable May 27, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    Catechism For Children #5: Fr. Mackin – The 6th & 9th Commandments May 26, 2020

    Fr. Patrick Mackin continues his series for children and young adults who may not be able to make it to Catechism classes. He is using as his basis the book, My Catholic Faith on the 6th & 9th Commandments

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St Phillip Neri May 26, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. S. McDonald #6: Confidence In Mercy May 26, 2020

    Father Steven McDonald, First Assistant of the SSPX US District, has put together a series of conferences on the Sacred Heart in a virtual retreat format.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: Sts Gregory VII and Urban I May 25, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    Relics of Christendom w/ Fr. Tamm: The Crown of Thorns May 24, 2020

    On ferial days, Fr. Thomas Tamm looks at the special relics of Christendom, in lieu of a saints story. These are produced especially for children!

    Relics of Christendom w/ Fr. Tamm: The Holy Nails May 22, 2020

    On ferial days, Fr. Thomas Tamm looks at the special relics of Christendom, in lieu of a saints story. These are produced especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: The Ascension May 21, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St Bernardine of Siena May 20, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. S. McDonald #5: The Mercy of the Sacred Heart May 19, 2020

    Father Steven McDonald, First Assistant of the SSPX US District, has put together a series of conferences on the Sacred Heart in a virtual retreat format.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St Peter Celestine May 19, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. S. McDonald #4: The Prodigal Son May 18, 2020

    Father Steven McDonald, First Assistant of the SSPX US District, has put together a series of conferences on the Sacred Heart in a virtual retreat format.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Venantius May 18, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Paschal Baylon May 17, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Ubald May 16, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St John Baptist de la Salle May 16, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. S. McDonald #3: Humility in the Apostle of the Sacred Heart May 14, 2020

    Father Steven McDonald, First Assistant of the SSPX US District, has put together a series of conferences on the Sacred Heart in a virtual retreat format.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Boniface of Tarsus May 14, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. S. McDonald #2: Christ and Humility of Heart May 13, 2020

    Father Steven McDonald, First Assistant of the SSPX US District, has put together a series of conferences on the Sacred Heart in a virtual retreat format.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Robert Bellarmine May 13, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: Sts. Nereus, Achilleus, Domitilla, and Pancratius May 12, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. S. McDonald #1: Pharisee & Publican May 12, 2020

    Father Steven McDonald, First Assistant of the SSPX US District, has put together a series of conferences on the Sacred Heart in a virtual retreat format.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: Sts. Philip & James May 11, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    Catechism For Children #4: Fr. Mackin – The 5th Commandment – II May 11, 2020

    Fr. Patrick Mackin continues his series for children and young adults who may not be able to make it to Catechism classes. He is using as his basis the book, My Catholic Faith on the 5th Commandment

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Antoninus May 10, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    Catechism For Children #3: Fr. Mackin – The 5th Commandment – I May 10, 2020

    Fr. Patrick Mackin continues his series for children and young adults who may not be able to make it to Catechism classes. He is using as his basis the book, My Catholic Faith on the 5th Commandment

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Gregory Nazianzen May 09, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children!

    Relics of Christendom w/ Fr. Tamm: True Cross May 08, 2020

    On ferial days, Fr. Thomas Tamm looks at the special relics of Christendom, in lieu of a saints story. These are produced especially for children!

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. Asher #17: The Resurrection May 07, 2020

    A series of conferences delivered by Fr. Thomas Asher, of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Retreat House on the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Stanslaus May 07, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children! Father has put together a video for these episodes with beautiful images to go along with the story as well. You can see the video at http://sspxpodcast.com

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Dominic Savio May 06, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children! Father has put together a video for these episodes with beautiful images to go along with the story as well. You can see the video at http://sspxpodcast.com

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. Asher #16: The Seven Last Words May 06, 2020

    A series of conferences delivered by Fr. Thomas Asher, of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Retreat House on the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: Pope St. Pius V May 05, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children! Father has put together a video for these episodes with beautiful images to go along with the story as well. You can see the video at http://sspxpodcast.com

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. Asher #15: The Agony in the Garden May 05, 2020

    A series of conferences delivered by Fr. Thomas Asher, of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Retreat House on the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Monica May 04, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children! Father has put together a video for these episodes with beautiful images to go along with the story as well. You can see the video at http://sspxpodcast.com

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. Asher #14: Christ Calms the Storm May 04, 2020

    A series of conferences delivered by Fr. Thomas Asher, of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Retreat House on the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. Asher #13: Christ & the Holy Women May 03, 2020

    A series of conferences delivered by Fr. Thomas Asher, of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Retreat House on the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Alexander I May 03, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children! Father has put together a video for these episodes with beautiful images to go along with the story as well. You can see the video at http://sspxpodcast.com

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. Asher #12: Christ and Sinners May 02, 2020

    A series of conferences delivered by Fr. Thomas Asher, of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Retreat House on the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Athanasius May 02, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children! Father has put together a video for these episodes with beautiful images to go along with the story as well. You can see the video at http://sspxpodcast.com

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. Asher #11: The Miracles of Christ May 01, 2020

    A series of conferences delivered by Fr. Thomas Asher, of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Retreat House on the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: Sorrows & Joys of St. Joseph May 01, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children! Father has put together a video for these episodes with beautiful images to go along with the story as well. You can see the video at http://sspxpodcast.com

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. Asher #10: Casting Out the Sellers Apr 30, 2020

    A series of conferences delivered by Fr. Thomas Asher, of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Retreat House on the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Catherine of Siena Apr 30, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children! Father has put together a video for these episodes with beautiful images to go along with the story as well. You can see the video at http://sspxpodcast.com

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. Asher #9: The Marriage at Cana Apr 29, 2020

    A series of conferences delivered by Fr. Thomas Asher, of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Retreat House on the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Peter of Verona Apr 29, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children! Father has put together a video for these episodes with beautiful images to go along with the story as well. You can see the video at http://sspxpodcast.com

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. Asher #8: The Temptation of Christ Apr 28, 2020

    A series of conferences delivered by Fr. Thomas Asher, of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Retreat House on the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Paul of the Cross Apr 28, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children! Father has put together a video for these episodes with beautiful images to go along with the story as well:

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. Asher #7: The Baptism of Christ Apr 27, 2020

    A series of conferences delivered by Fr. Thomas Asher, of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Retreat House on the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Peter Canisius Apr 27, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children! Father has put together a video for these episodes with beautiful images to go along with the story as well:

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. Asher #6: The Loss of the Child Jesus Apr 26, 2020

    A series of conferences delivered by Fr. Thomas Asher, of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Retreat House on the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: Sts. Cletus & Marcellinus Apr 26, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children! Father has put together a video for these episodes with beautiful images to go along with the story as well:

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. Asher #5: Magi, Flight, Return Apr 25, 2020

    A series of conferences delivered by Fr. Thomas Asher, of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Retreat House on the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Mark the Evangelist Apr 25, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children! Father has put together a video for these episodes with beautiful images to go along with the story as well:

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. Fidelis of Sigmaringen Apr 24, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children! Father has put together a video for these episodes with beautiful images to go along with the story as well:

    True Heroes with Fr. Tamm: St. George Apr 23, 2020

    A series of lives of the Saints, told by Fr. Thomas Tamm, especially for children! Father has put together a video for these episodes with beautiful images to go along with the story as well:

    Catechism For Children #2: Fr. Mackin – The 4th Commandment Apr 21, 2020

    Fr. Patrick Mackin continues his series for children and young adults who may not be able to make it to Catechism classes. He is using as his basis the book, My Catholic Faith on the 4th Commandment: Honor Thy Father and Mother.

    Catechism For Children: Fr. Mackin – The 4th Commandment Apr 20, 2020

    Fr. Patrick Mackin delivers a lesson drawn from My Catholic Faith on the 4th Commandment: Honor Thy Father and Mother.

    Reflection: on the Trials of St. Joseph – Fr. Paul Robinson Apr 16, 2020

    Fr Robinson delivered a follow-up discussion to the faithful of St. Isidore's in Denver Colorado on the trials of St. Joseph - a follow-up to what was discussed yesterday, the Annunciation.

    Reflection: On the Annunciation – Fr. Paul Robinson Apr 15, 2020

    Fr. Robinson delivered a video message to the faithful of St. Isidore's Priory in Denver Colorado on the feast of the Annuciation this year. Though we're now in Easter Week, the Annunciation is certainly worthy of meditation at any time of the liturgical calendar.

    Reflection: Charity During Times of Crisis – Fr. Stephen Reid Apr 14, 2020

    Fr. Stephen Reid provides a reflection on the importance of keeping one’s spiritual life active during times of crisis – even when one feels like simply “surviving”. The chief among these virtues that we must practice is charity. More resources including Live Mass Streams: https://corona.sspx.online SSPX US District: sspx.org Subscribe to the SSPX Podcast: http://sspxpodcast.com...

    Easter: Here Lies the Remedy – Fr. Kevin Robinson Apr 13, 2020

    On his 2020 Easter Sunday Sermon at Pittson, PA, Fr. Robinson discusses both the symbolism of Easter Sunday as well as the current difficulties faced by faithful during the Coronavirus pandemic.

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. Asher #4: The Presentation Apr 07, 2020

    A series of conferences delivered by Fr. Thomas Asher, of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Retreat House on the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. Asher #3: The Nativity Apr 06, 2020

    A series of conferences delivered by Fr. Thomas Asher, of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Retreat House on the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. Asher #2: The Annunciation Apr 05, 2020

    A series of conferences delivered by Fr. Thomas Asher, of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Retreat House on the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    Private Retreat w/ Fr. Asher #1: The Life of Our Lord Apr 04, 2020

    A series of conferences delivered by Fr. Thomas Asher, of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Retreat House on the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

    Reflection: Trust in God – Fr. Trevor Burfitt Apr 03, 2020

    A series of meditations & reflection delivered by our priests for the benefit of faithful who are not able to attend Mass & Liturgical Ceremonies. Delivered by Fr. Trevor Burfitt, Prior of Our Lady of the Angels, Arcadia, CA

    Reflection: The Hours of the Passion – Opportunity, Triumph Apr 03, 2020

    A series of meditations & reflection delivered by our priests for the benefit of faithful who are not able to attend Mass & Liturgical Ceremonies.

    Reflection: The Hours of the Passion – Rejection, Mockery Apr 03, 2020

    A series of meditations & reflection delivered by our priests for the benefit of faithful who are not able to attend Mass & Liturgical Ceremonies.

    Reflection: The Hours of the Passion – Denial, Loneliness Apr 02, 2020

    A series of meditations & reflection delivered by our priests for the benefit of faithful who are not able to attend Mass & Liturgical Ceremonies.

    Reflection: The Hours of the Passion – Desertion, Injustice Apr 02, 2020

    A series of meditations & reflection delivered by our priests for the benefit of faithful who are not able to attend Mass & Liturgical Ceremonies.

    Parish Mission: Wednesday – The Final Reward Apr 01, 2020

    Fr. Steven McDonald continues the theme of participation in our own salvation, talking about the heavenly reward that is promised us - the doctrine of Heaven, as explained by St. Paul.

    Parish Mission: Tuesday – Putting on the New Man Mar 31, 2020

    Fr. Steven McDonald continues the theme of participation in our own salvation. Our Lord gives us the example, but it is up to us to follow His example. We must live a life of true contrition for our sins, and a life of conversion of heart.

    Parish Mission: Monday – Participating in Our Own Salvation Mar 30, 2020

    In 2016, Fr. Steven McDonald visited St. Isidore's Priory in Denver Colorado, and preached a parish mission. This first episode discusses the participation in our own salvation, using the example of St. Paul.

    Interview: Explaining The Liturgy of Holy Week Mar 27, 2020

    See more at sspxpodcast.com Additional Resources & Live Streamed Mass: https://sspx.org/en/audio-video-live-streaming-resources-provided-faithful

    Message from Fr. Wegner to the Faithful During Pandemic Mar 25, 2020

    In this message, Fr. Wegner suggests that Catholics see this time as one of opportunity to gain grace, and invites faithful to send in their prayer intentions for the priests to remember in their daily Masses.

    Reflection: Spiritual Communion Mar 24, 2020

    A series of meditations & reflection delivered by our priests for the benefit of faithful who are not able to attend Mass & Liturgical Ceremonies. Today’s is on the importance of a Spiritual Communion, delivered by Fr. Dominique Bourmaud, FSSPX

    Reflection: Meditation on the Hours of the Passion #1 Mar 22, 2020

    A series of meditations & reflection delivered by our priests for the benefit of faithful who are not able to attend Mass & Liturgical Ceremonies. Delivered by Fr. Dominique Bourmaud, FSSPX

    Interview: Mother Mary Joseph, Franciscan Sisters of Christ the King Mar 20, 2020

    A brief introduction outlining the response that the SSPX is taking with the Coronavirus, and what the priests are working on to assist the faithful who may not be able to make it to Mass Then our interview with Mother Mary Joseph – the Franciscan Sisters of Christ the King are located in Kansas City,...

    Questions with Fr. #25: Ancestral Sin, When to Make a General Confession, Rosary Recordings Mar 11, 2020

    In this episode, Father tackles a question that has been gaining a bit of traction in Traditional circles about binding prayers, and the concept of ancestral sin. Is it accurate that sin can be "loosed" from a family tree by certain prayers? Also, we'll discuss the concept of praying along with a recording of the rosary, and find out more about a general confession - when it should be made, and when it shouldn't be made!

    Interview: Fr. Patrick Rutledge & The New Immaculata Project Mar 04, 2020

    This week, we spoke with Fr. Rutledge about the history of the Immaculata in St. Marys, which was destroyed by fire shortly after the SSPX acquired the property. Archbishop Lefebvre himself asked for it to be rebuilt, and some 40 years later, his vision seems to be coming to fruition! We’ll discuss the history, the...

    Stations of the Cross – Downloadable Feb 28, 2020

    Stations of the Cross as delivered by Fr. Leo Anthony Haynos on Good Friday, 2019, at Our Lady of Sorrows Chapel, Phoenix, AZ. Please visit sspxpodcast.com to download this file – it is free to download, and use for your own personal devotions at home at any time you would like! Download this file >>

    Interview: How to Practice Lent, History of Ash Wednesday Feb 25, 2020

    In this episode, we'll speak with Fr. Robinson about the origins of Lent, the etymology of the word, as well as what Holy Mother Church expects of us during this season. We'll look backwards a bit at the period of Septuagesima (why is there another mini-Lent?) and the historical significance of Shrove Tuesday. Finally, we'll talk about the traditions and practices of Ash Wednesday itself.

    Interview: Fr. Patrick Summers & District of Asia – Part 2 Feb 21, 2020

    In our second part of our interview with Fr. Summers, we speak about the difficulties faced by the faithful and the priests in certain countries. We’ll also discuss the apostolate of the SSPX in Japan, and Father gives us a summary of the early Catholic missions in Asia, focusing on the book “China’s Saints“. Find...

    Interview: Fr. Patrick Summers & District of Asia – Part 1 Feb 12, 2020

    We spoke with Fr. Patrick Summers about the new work, encouraging signs of the SSPX in Asia. Fr. Summers is the District Superior of Asia, a district which encompasses one half of the world’s population. For more information on the SSPX Asia District: https://fsspx.asia/ Donate to the District of Asia: https://www.paypal.me/SSPXDistrictofAsia See all the episodes...

    Questions with Fr. #24: Advent – Its Origins & Methods of Preparing for Families Dec 02, 2019

    As we enter the Advent season, listeners submitted questions about Advent, ranging from its history and origins, to how best to celebrate Advent with children, and whether or not it's ok to put up Christmas decorations during Advent!

    Questions with Fr. #23: When is it OK to Miss Sunday Mass? Why is Rock Music Discouraged? Nov 18, 2019

    Is it ever ok to miss Mass on a Sunday for non-emergency reasons? We know it's not sinful to miss Mass due to illness or physical inability, but what about a family vacation? Or work? Can someone accept a job that will require them to miss Mass? Also, a listener asked why Rock music is not ok to listen to? Is there something objectively wrong with this type of music (as well as pop, dance, etc.) that is different inherently than other types of music?

    Questions with Fr. #22: Indulgences for the Holy Souls Explained Oct 28, 2019

    A comprehensive overview of the process for obtaining plenary indulgences for the Holy Souls in Purgatory during the special time set aside by the Church: November 1-8. Fr. Robinson explains what we need to do in order to free as many souls as possible, and answers the questions you've had about how this indulgence can be granted.

    The Danger Lurking Online: Fr. Sean Kilcawley Oct 11, 2019

    In this special episode, we present the full lecture of Fr. Sean Kilcawley that he recently gave at the Angelus Press Conference for Catholic Tradition: Defense of the Family, Fortifying Catholic Marriage. Note: this talk deals with the problems of pornography and issues of impurity, and is intended for an adult audience. Please listen with...

    Interview: Fr. Jurgen Wegner, Mr. James Vogel – Conference Recap Oct 11, 2019

    Following Conference weekend, we review the topics, speakers, feedback, and plans for next year with the US District Superior for the SSPX, Fr. Jürgen Wegner, and the Communications Director for the US District, Mr. James Vogel. The topic of Fr. Kilcawley’s conference is on the next episode of the SSPX Podcast – subscribe now to...

    Interview: Mr. James Vogel – 50th Anniversary of SSPX, Angelus Press Conference Sep 13, 2019

    Our second interview with the Communications Director of the US District of the SSPX, and the Editor of Angelus Press, Mr. James Vogel. It comes as the SSPX is preparing for its 50th Anniversary – we discuss the original mission of Archbishop Lefebvre, and how he would view the work the Society is doing today....

    Questions with Fr. #21 – The Motives of Judas, and Why Not the 1955 Holy Week? Aug 31, 2019

    A listener asks Father why the Society of Saint Pius X doesn’t utilize the 1955 Holy Week Liturgy, but instead uses the 1962 Liturgy. We discuss the differences and licitness. Also, do we really know why Judas committed such an act of treason? Learn More about the 1962 Liturgy: Angelus Press 1962 Missal Support the...

    Interview: Fr. Patrick Summers – The SSPX in Asia Aug 08, 2019

    Father Summers is the District Superior of a massive District for the Society of St. Pius X – Asia. We discuss his work as well as the practical and philosophical differences in ministering to the various countries in Asia.A transcript of this interview is coming soon!More about the work of the SSPX in Asia: http://fsspx.asiaDonate...

    Questions with Fr. #20 – Doorway Evangelists, Symbolism of Our Lord’s Baptism Jul 24, 2019

    This week, we’ll answer listener questions about the authenticity of our Faith, and what Our Lord was trying to tell us by being Baptized, when He didn’t need it. Also, what is the best way to talk with Jehovah’s Witnesses or other evangelists who come to your door? And visit the new sspxpodcast.com for archives,...

    Questions with Fr. #19: Do Good Things Happen without Prayer, & the Topic of Animals’ Souls Jul 12, 2019

    This week we’ll answer objections that a non-believer may have – that is, why is prayer necessary? Don’t good things happen without it? Also, how do we explain the souls of animals? Support this podcast at sspx.gifts – find Angelus Press, and note “For SSPX Podcast” at checkout.

    Questions with Fr. #18: The Ascension from Apostles’ Perspective, & How the First Commandment is Broken Jun 10, 2019

    Three Questions this week: Why was it so “easy” for the Chosen People to betray the First Commandment in the desert, is it wrong to pledge allegiance to something other than God, and why did the angels tell the Apostles not to look up to Heaven after the Ascension?

    Questions with Fr. #17: Did the Flood Cover All the Earth? When Does Life Begin? May 25, 2019

    With this episode, Father discusses whether we see the Bible literally or figuratively by examining the great flood. Also, when did the Church start weighing in on life beginning at conception?

    Lenten Parish Mission 2019 – Day 5: St. Joseph (Updated 4/18) Apr 17, 2019

    Fr. Daniel Chavarria’s conference given at St. Mary’s KS on the theme of Happiness. Support: sspx.gifts – Donate to Angelus Press, note: “podcast”.

    Lenten Parish Mission 2019 – Day 4: Our Lady – The “Mother of Happiness” Apr 17, 2019

    Fr. Daniel Chavarria’s conference given at St. Mary’s KS on the theme of Happiness. Support: sspx.gifts – Donate to Angelus Press, note: “podcast”.

    Lenten Parish Mission 2019 – Day 3: Our Lord – The Teacher of Happiness Apr 16, 2019

    Fr. Daniel Chavarria’s conference given at St. Mary’s KS on the theme of Happiness. Support: sspx.gifts – Donate to Angelus Press, note: “podcast”.

    Lenten Parish Mission 2019 – Day 2: Sin – the obstacle to happiness Apr 15, 2019

    Fr. Daniel Chavarria’s conference given at St. Mary’s KS on the theme of Happiness. Support: sspx.gifts – Donate to Angelus Press, note: “podcast”.

    Lenten Parish Mission 2019 – Day 1: Heaven Apr 15, 2019

    Fr. Daniel Chavarria’s conference given at St. Mary’s KS on the theme of Happiness: Heaven – our goal.

    Questions with Fr. #16: End of Life Questions, and Why Holy “Ghost” not Holy Spirit? Apr 05, 2019

    Fr. Robinson tackles the big questions surrounding life and death: What are ordinary means & extraordinary means, who should make decisions for those who cannot, and should we honor “last wishes”? Also, why do traditional Catholics use “Holy Ghost” not “Holy Spirit”?

    Sermon: Laetare Sunday, 3/31/2019 – Fr. Patrick Rutledge Apr 02, 2019

    Laetare Sunday is a moment in the midst of a penitential season during which the Church calls Her children to rejoice. Why? It is all too often that we, as fallen creatures, easily lose sight of the goal, of the purpose for which we are fasting, for which we are striving during Lent. She calls...

    Interview: Dr. John Rao – Part 2 Apr 01, 2019

    A desire & a reason to hope for the future of our culture & Faith

    Interview: Dr. John Rao – Part 1 Mar 26, 2019

    The state of the traditional Catholic movement, problems & solutions in modern education

    SSPX Podcast – Season 2: Dr. Rao, Questions with Father, Parish Missions Mar 15, 2019
    SSPX Podcast Extra: Growth in Virtue – Faith Jan 29, 2019

    Our 1st SSPX Podcast Extra: Shorter episodes with content from Angelus Press or other writings from the SSPX. Today: Growth in Virtue – Faith

    Questions with Fr. #15: The Scapular Promise, Our Lady’s Sadness, Spiritual Direction Jan 19, 2019

    This past December, Father Robinson answered listeners questions submitted via the sspx.org site and our Facebook page regarding Marian practices and the process of picking a spiritual director

    Questions with Father #14: Requirements for Priesthood, Celebrating New Mass, Devotions Dec 07, 2018

    Fr. John McFarland reviews the impediments and requirements for becoming a priest, as well as answering listener questions in this episode

    Questions with Father #13: Kabobs & Pastrami, Counting Prayers, & Obedience to Pastors Nov 15, 2018

    Fr. Robinson discusses: When are faithful obliged to obey their pastors? Is it ok to eat Halal food? Is counting prayers superstition, Jansenism, or good?

    Questions with Father #12: Catholic Duties on Voting, Vocation Misconceptions, Modern Holy Days Nov 05, 2018

    Fr. John McFarland discusses when it is sinful not to vote and whether or not abortion trumps all other issues. Also, Father is passionate about the topic of vocations, and addresses a commonly held misconception. Finally, a listener asks why Epiphany is no longer a Holy Day?

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