SSPX Podcast

We’re happy to have Fr. Jonathan Loop, the Principal of Immaculate Conception Academy, join us for the first of three episodes on this sacrament. 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? A...

Father Steven Reuter is back to compare and contrast the Traditional Rite and the New Rite now called, “the Sacrament of the Sick.” Last week, we suggested that this is not a sad sacrament, but a joyful one – however, we also tried to emphasize the seriousness of this moment for the soul, as they are entering their final earthly battle. We’ll take these concepts and look at the new rite of this sacrament. Is it really preparing our...

Fr. Reuter is joining us this week to look at Extreme Unction: Fr. Reuter will join us to give an introduction to this often-misunderstood sacrament. 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 ...

Father Goldade is back to compare and contrast the Traditional Rite and the New Rite of Confirmation. We’re going to approach this episode in two different ways – we’ll look at the teaching and the prayers surrounding the sacrament, these ancillary ceremonies will show us that there’s a distinct shift towards Ecumenism and the New Theology (For more about the New Theology, see Episodes 16 and 24 in the Crisis Series). Then we’ll lo...

Today on Questions With Father on the SSPX Podcast, we are happy to welcome Father Nicholas Gardner, the chaplain for Saint Marys College in Saint Marys Kansas, to discuss the topic of dating. 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? T...

Father Michael Goldade will join us to begin our study of the Sacrament of Confirmation. 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 ...

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 in learning and celebrating the Latin Mass.
This prompted him to visit the society o...

We’re thrilled to present “They Have Uncrowned Him,” which is considered to be the Summa of Archbishop Lefebvre.

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 ...