SSPX Podcast

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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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.

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

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

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,...

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 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 >>

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.

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...

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...

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.

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...

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...

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....

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...

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...

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,...

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.

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?