SSPX Podcast

In this second part of a 2-night conference delivered in St. Mary’s, KS in 1985, Fr. Stephen DeLallo discusses in depth the importance of prayer, how to grow in it, and how we can use it in order to live our Faith more fully.

In this first part of a 2-night conference delivered in St. Mary’s, KS in 1985, Fr. Stephen DeLallo discusses in depth the importance of prayer, how to grow in it, and how we can use it in order to live our Faith more fully.

In a conversation with Fr. Paul Robinson, we discuss the importance of seeking out a priest for Confession when one is in danger of death, what one can do if they feel they have picked the wrong vocation, and the issues facing the sacraments in today’s Catholic Church, specifically Extreme Unction. Subscribe on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/sspx-podcast/id1237387297?mt=2 Subscribe...

In this episode, we speak with Fr. Frank Kurtz, who is stationed at Queen of Angels in Dickinson, TX, which suffered massive flooding last August. He Spoke with us about tattoos, the fear of Confession, and his suggestions for a good Catholic reading list:

Fr. Robinson discusses how to correlate Modernism with the study of Epistemology, as well as correlating our Faith with problematic statements from the Vatican, and impediments to a vocation.

In this week’s episode with Fr. Robinson, Questions from listeners on: the often-overlooked history of the Church’s leading role as a scientific mind in the Middle Ages, how God allows sin – aren’t we “controlling” Him? And how can God say He wants all to be saved, if babies, through no fault of their own,...

In this episode with Fr. Paul Robinson, a reader of his book, the Realist Guide to Religion and Science asked if the Church has an official stance on Geocentricism vs. Heliocentricism. In addition, we discuss whether ladies’ veiling is a custom or an obligation, and how parents should treat teens’ use of the internet and...

Dr. McCall is now the editor of Catholic Family News following the death of Mr. John Vennari. We spoke with him on the topic of Just Wars.  For more information on this topic, visit angeluspress.org and see the War Symposium CD Box Set.

Episode 3 of “Questions with Father” discusses some recent misconceptions about his book, “The Realist Guide to Religion and Science” as well as tips for parents on working with their teens.

Episode 2 of “Questions with Father” touches on living in the world but not of it, and how the SSPX views canonizations, specifically those of Maximillian Kolbe vs. John Paul II.  The articles Father references: http://www.angelusonline.org/index.php?section=articles&subsection=show_article&article_id=3248 

Episode 1 of “Questions with Father,” with Fr. Paul Robinson. Our first conversation has poor audio quality – future episodes have been improved! This episode discusses Father’s new book, as well as the priests’ role in helping those with addiction and mental health issues.

On the Sunday after the Ascension, 2018, Fr. Louis Bochkoltz encourages faithful to abandon the world and embrace Our Lord, using the example of St. Monica.

Fr. McDonald discusses what a consolation it is that even Our Lord’s enemies will not take away from His might and power – Ascension Thursday, May 10, 2018

Fr. Steven McDonald takes the lessons from the Fifth Sunday after Easter and discusses the need for prayer and works, beyond our Faith – Recorded on May 6, 2018

Fr. Francois Laisney remembers his friend, Fr. Daniel Cooper, and reminds the faithful to be mindful of mortality – May 6, 2018

Fr. Paul Robinson discusses the public life of Our Lord after His Resurrection – From Holy Cross Seminary, April 29, 2018

Fr. Steven McDonald – April 29, 2018: A reflection of the message given by Our Lord between His Resurrection and Ascension

From Fr. Ian Palko – April 22, 2018

Fr. Kevin Robinson speaks on the vital importance of vocations, with sorrowful examples, solutions, and hope for the future of the priesthood – April 15, 2018, Phoenix, AZ

Fr. Jaime Pazat discusses the apparitions of Our Lord to the Apostles directly after the Resurrection, and gives historical insight into the Sunday known as Dominica in Albis