Episode 151 — The Truth About The SSPX Excommunications, Rome & The Crisis in the Catholic Church

[0:00:00] Hello and welcome to The Backlash. I'm your host, David J. Reilly. Thank you so much for joining me today. It is great to see you here. There's a few people in the live chat. Love to see it. We're going to be talking a little bit today. Big show, by the way. We're going to be talking a little bit today about the SSPX excommunications that occurred a couple of days ago. [0:00:25] We're going to be talking about the fallout for that, what we've been seeing on social media, what its implications are. [0:00:30] And we're also going to be talking a little bit about Fourth of July, [0:00:35] because there's been a lot of Fourth of July stuff that's happened since the last time that we spoke. [0:00:39] So we're going to get into all of that and more. [0:00:42] But first, please make sure that you smash the like button on this video [0:00:46] and make sure that you're following us on all of our platforms. 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[0:01:30] For those of you that were, like, avidly on the internet a little bit too much, you might have seen, let me see if I can pull it up, [0:01:40] that I joined the illustrious one and only Jay Dyer on his podcast yesterday, [0:01:49] talking about the SSPX stuff, a little bit of a debate between Orthodoxy and Catholicism. [0:01:57] So we're going to take it a little easy today. [0:01:59] You can, of course, go watch that. [0:02:02] I'll actually paste the link here for you if you didn't see that in real time. [0:02:10] Some of you are saying that you already saw it. [0:02:12] So, all right. [0:02:13] We won't beat a dead horse. [0:02:16] But, yeah, that was fun. [0:02:17] It was a lot of fun. [0:02:18] I love Jay Dyer, actually. [0:02:20] And, you know, I really do like talking to people that I disagree with a lot because it does. [0:02:26] It kind of makes – it forces you to, like, rethink your positions. [0:02:28] It forces you to, like, engage your brain, which is always really good. [0:02:32] Of course, I must say, if that was a real debate, Jay Dyer would have absolutely trounced me. [0:02:41] I'm just going to say. I get it. I get it. [0:02:43] I know the position of the SSPX is not, like, the most based position. [0:02:48] It's not the most perfect position. [0:02:51] And we're going to dig into that a little bit, some of the reasons why. [0:02:54] But first, before we get there, I do have to direct you to our sponsors that make this fine podcast a reality. [0:03:03] Of course, odggsupply.com, the Pacific Northwest's premier military surplus dealer. [0:03:12] Our friends over there have got all kinds of stuff for your tactical kit, [0:03:17] whether you're going blankie mode or bug out mode if you need like a weird gorilla ski mask. [0:03:23] for when you're hitting the slopes, holsters, all kinds of accessories, flashlights. 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[0:06:14] You'll be able to stack precious metals the easy way [0:06:16] and it will help support this show. [0:06:18] So we do appreciate that. [0:06:20] We appreciate you. [0:06:21] Thank you for joining us today. [0:06:23] So we're going to get into this a little bit. [0:06:25] I mentioned it on last Wednesday's show with Carlin Borisenko. [0:06:29] That was a great show, by the way. [0:06:30] A lot of really good information from Carlin. [0:06:32] But we were talking about the recent deal with the SSPX. [0:06:41] They consecrated new bishops and a letter was drawn up supposedly excommunicating not only the six bishops involved with this, [0:06:52] but also the 750 priests and somewhere over a half a million lay faithful is allegedly what had happened. [0:06:59] If you're on X.com looking at accounts like Pope Respecter, then you would be under the impression that, like, you know, basically a million Catholics just got excommunicated and that they're all going to hell because they're not really Catholic. [0:07:13] They're fake. [0:07:14] And, you know, it's kind of infuriating. [0:07:18] But we do have some interesting developments that have happened since last week. [0:07:23] I talked about this a little bit on Jay Dyer's show yesterday. [0:07:25] We'll go over it here. [0:07:26] But this is from InfoVaticana. [0:07:29] apparently the formula used by the prefect for the congregation of the doctrine of the faith, [0:07:35] that is Archbishop Tuco or Toucho, I don't know what his name is, [0:07:40] that the formula used lacked penal effectiveness. [0:07:47] So with this, I do think it is like really important to kind of like hit this home. [0:07:53] And that is that, yes, the six bishops of the SSPX have incurred what is known as latee sententiae excommunication. [0:08:05] That is that they were excommunicated by their own act. [0:08:09] The pope didn't decree it. [0:08:10] Nobody said you're excommunicated. [0:08:13] The Vatican in this document is acknowledging that they have excommunicated themselves. [0:08:19] Now, that all rests on canon law, of which I am not a canon lawyer, but there are canon lawyers out there, one of them being Father Gerald Murray, who is not a SSPX supporter. [0:08:37] He is a diocesan canon lawyer. And we've got a clip here that I'll play for you in case you [0:08:46] haven't seen it already. But this was him on the Raymond Arroyo show kind of explaining what [0:08:52] happened with this order of excommunication. Let's take a look. So Cardinal Fernandez in this [0:08:59] document while excommunicating the six bishops by name, the 700 priests, he also seeks to [0:09:09] excommunicate, but he does so in the note, as you mentioned. And all these canon lawyers I'm reading [0:09:14] say because this decree lacks penal form, that excommunication doesn't extend to the 700 priests. [0:09:23] Is that what you're saying as well? Well, yeah, what I'm saying is that [0:09:28] the priests are labeled as schismatics in the explanatory note, which means they committed some [0:09:37] act that's schismatic in the eyes of the Holy See. The bishop's schismatic act was to ordain or get [0:09:46] ordained as bishops. That's quite clear. That's a public fact. It's verifiable. The Holy See did not [0:09:52] declare in the decree any of the priests to have committed a schismatic act. But on the other hand, [0:09:58] in the explanatory note, they say they're schismatics. [0:10:01] So all you can do is presume that the Holy See is saying, [0:10:05] your act of schism was remaining in the society, [0:10:08] which has committed a schismatic act [0:10:10] in that two of its bishops ordained four of its priests [0:10:14] as bishops. [0:10:15] But that has to be specified because when there's a penalty [0:10:18] that's going to be given, there has to be an instance [0:10:22] where you say, well, before this moment, [0:10:24] I didn't have the penalty. [0:10:25] Now I have it because I did a certain act. [0:10:27] Yeah. But Father, there's another point here that, and I've gotten a lot of emails about this over the last few days. [0:10:34] The question is, the document claims in the explanatory note that if you receive the sacrament of marriage or confession from an SSP ex-priest, that that's invalid. [0:10:48] But wait a minute, Pope Francis said that SSPX priests could perform marriages and confessions [0:10:58] with no restrictions. [0:10:59] He lifted the restrictions on that. [0:11:03] And this note doesn't have the power or force, I am told, to abrogate that papal order, right? [0:11:11] Yeah, well, let's look at that. [0:11:13] Absolutely. [0:11:14] The reason, the confessions of the priests of St. Pius X during the reign of Francis, they got faculties to hear confessions given by Pope Francis, and it was formalized in a decree. [0:11:27] Now, hold on a second. I just want to pause there because this has been an issue, right? [0:11:36] So I converted in about 2012, 2013, somewhere in that area. [0:11:41] Actually, I think I posted a photo the other day. [0:11:45] Let me pull it up. [0:11:47] I posted a photo of, from my, when I made my first communion, actually. [0:11:52] So 2014, it was 2014. [0:11:55] And actually, the first priest to hear my confession was Father Goldaddy, who's now one of these bishops. [0:12:03] So it's 2014. Now, this is during the pontificate of Pope Francis. Francis was the Pope. And it was one year later, 2015, that Pope Francis had his year of mercy where he extended the faculties to hear confessions and marriages. [0:12:26] that happened one year later. [0:12:30] I wasn't really even aware of a lot of this drama [0:12:33] when I was first converting either. [0:12:35] I just knew, hey, here's a group of people, [0:12:36] they have the Latin mass, [0:12:38] they're telling me I actually need to be Catholic [0:12:39] and they're teaching me the Catholic faith [0:12:43] in such a way that it's actually Catholic. [0:12:46] So I wasn't even thinking about this type of stuff back then. [0:12:51] But with that being said, [0:12:53] the Pope gave faculties to the SSPX. [0:12:59] Now, it is not possible [0:13:01] for the Pope to give faculties [0:13:05] to a group that is outside the church. [0:13:09] That's not possible. [0:13:13] So, [0:13:15] from this period of time, [0:13:18] basically the last 11 years, [0:13:19] from 2015 to today, [0:13:21] or maybe last week, [0:13:23] there was no issues. [0:13:27] You could go to confession with the SSPX. [0:13:29] You could go to their masses. [0:13:31] They were Catholic, according to the Pope. [0:13:33] But all of these Pope-splainers [0:13:36] and all of these people in conservative land, [0:13:40] conservative Catholic land, [0:13:43] were adamant that the SSPX was in schism [0:13:46] in 15, in 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 20. [0:13:52] So how is that? It's just an infuriating thing because we're dealing with gaslighting, like gaslighting coming from the hierarchy. [0:14:04] It's coming from the bishops. It's coming from people in conservative commentator land. [0:14:10] So Rab Amari is coming from E. Michael Jones, and we'll get into that in a bit. [0:14:14] I've got some some words for him, my former boss. [0:14:18] But just to point that out there [0:14:24] That you can't give faculties to a group that's outside the church [0:14:27] So they weren't outside the church [0:14:29] So you can't have your cake and eat it too [0:14:33] You know, there's people like Patrick Coffin, who's a friend of mine [0:14:36] And Pat said something on X the other day too [0:14:40] About how the SSPX has been outside the church since 1988 [0:14:46] Here's the tweet [0:14:47] This is, you know, he says, yeah, no longer part of the Catholic Church really since May 1988. [0:14:53] And I said, OK, well, at least that's like a coherent position. [0:14:56] I disagree with that position, but at least it's consistent. [0:15:00] And with this, it's because this this whole thing of like, OK, well, if they were declared in schism in 1988. [0:15:09] But then they were unexcommunicated in 2009. [0:15:13] but then the Vatican never actually put out a letter saying that they're not schismatic, [0:15:19] and then they give them faculties while everybody is saying that they're still schismatic. [0:15:25] It is gaslighting to the nth degree. [0:15:31] Very unhealthy, I think, and the people that are engaging in that kind of rhetoric, I think, [0:15:39] are just coming in extremely bad faith, and it's not helpful to the situation at all. And I've got [0:15:47] some posts that I'll pull up about that. But anyway, I'll be done digressing for the moment. [0:15:54] We'll finish watching this clip with Father Murray. Let's take a look. [0:15:59] A document from the Pope. An act of the congregation for the doctrine, the casualty doctrine of the [0:16:05] faith in an explanatory note cannot undo what Pope Francis did. So they missed the boat on that. [0:16:12] They have to get Pope Leo to issue a decree revoking what Pope Francis did. As regards [0:16:18] marriages, Pope Francis gave priests the permission to seek delegation from a parish [0:16:26] or a bishop in a diocese to be able to witness marriages. They don't have that power apart from [0:16:33] a relationship with the local diocese. Again, that is a papal decree issued by Pope Francis. [0:16:38] That cannot be undone in this case. Now, they also used to say canon law allows any priest to [0:16:44] validly absolve a sinner in danger of death. They never referred to that in this decree, [0:16:50] and that was a mistake. And then the common doctrine in canon law is that if a priest is [0:16:55] asked to hear a confession of a penitent who thinks the priest has jurisdiction, [0:17:01] that the church grants jurisdiction to hear that confession. [0:17:04] The reason, of course, is you don't want to deprive the faithful in a state of mortal sin [0:17:08] of the solace of receiving pardon in the sacrament. [0:17:11] So again, this is very poorly done because you have to deal with the law as the law is written, [0:17:19] not as you wish it was written. [0:17:21] I understand the mind of Cardinal Fernandez, which I'm sure reflects the mind of Pope Leo, [0:17:25] which is to establish a serious breach in the unity of the church has happened [0:17:30] and it has consequences. But those consequences only come into effect when you actually make it [0:17:36] happen by legally recognizable decrees. There's a reason for that. I can't read the mind of the [0:17:41] Pope. Therefore, I shouldn't be publicly penalized based on what someone tells me the mind of the [0:17:49] Pope has to be laid out in a legally recognizable form. I would agree with that. I would tend to [0:17:55] agree with Father Murray on this. Again, I'm not a canon lawyer, but let's take, for example, his [0:18:05] explanation of what had happened, and let's contrast that with E. Michael Jones. [0:18:16] And let's just compare and contrast, and then we're going to kind of dig into a little bit [0:18:21] of doctrine. We're going to go into a little bit of Vatican II and make some assessments here. [0:18:28] So this is E. Michael Jones on the situation with the SSPX. [0:18:34] Examine your conscience. Now, I'm going to tell you, infallible guide to your conscience, okay? [0:18:39] If you use the term novus ordo catholic, referring to fellow Catholics who do not go to the Trident [0:18:48] mess. You are a schismatic, and you need to go to confession, because that's a sin. It's lack of [0:18:54] charity. You are putting yourselves above the communion. You are refusing to associate with [0:19:00] fellow Catholics, and you should be ashamed of yourself, and thank God that the Pope excommunicated [0:19:07] you. Get down on your knees and thank God for that, because it was an act of charity, because [0:19:13] now you know where you stand. Before that, if you listened to Michael Matt, you didn't know shit. [0:19:19] You didn't know anything. Yo, I'm a member of a clan, man. I'm going to his conference. Doesn't [0:19:25] matter whether I go to the Trident mass in the church or in rebellion against the church. As [0:19:30] long as you're in Michael Matt's clan, it's okay. Those days are over, okay? And you're out of the [0:19:36] church now. And if you die in this condition, you will go to hell. That's pretty clear, isn't it? [0:19:42] Can't get much clearer than that. [0:19:43] And so get on your knees and thank God for the clarity of the situation. [0:19:47] And then get your sorry white ass into the confessional and repent of your sins, confess your sins and repent of your lack of charity. [0:19:58] Because as St. Augustine said, if you lack charity, you cannot be saved. [0:20:03] Bro. [0:20:05] This guy needs to go to a home. [0:20:09] At this point, I think. [0:20:11] He is just an angry, angry old man. [0:20:16] And by the way, for those of you who are unaware, E. Michael Jones is not a theologian. [0:20:22] Neither am I, by the way. [0:20:24] I'm not a canon lawyer. [0:20:25] I'm very upfront about that. [0:20:27] He isn't. [0:20:29] He went to school to study Nathaniel Hawthorne and American literature, fiction, specifically. [0:20:41] So where do you get off? [0:20:43] Who made you the Pope? [0:20:45] Who made you Bishop? [0:20:48] And not only that, but you want to talk about needing to go to confession. [0:20:52] Do you remember like a year and a half ago when this guy came out and called me an FBI agent [0:20:57] and said that I tricked him into giving a Hitler salute? [0:21:04] And then I went through and dug up the video from when I used to work with him. [0:21:10] And by the way, I call people Novus Ordo Catholics. Oh, you refuse to associate with other Catholics. I used to work for this guy. Like, what do you mean? I don't know. Half of my friends are in the fraternity of St. Peter and in the mainline Novus Ordo church. And they don't get uppity if I say, oh, you know, that's the Novus Ordo. They don't get uppity about that. [0:21:36] They get it. [0:21:37] They understand. [0:21:38] They're in the Novus Ordo, and they suffer through the abuses that are done by the priests [0:21:44] in their parishes. [0:21:45] They don't want to leave because they understand that if they leave their parish, that the [0:21:51] only people that will be left are liberals. [0:21:54] So I support them. [0:21:55] I support the people in the Novus Ordo that want a reverent liturgy. [0:22:00] Like, I don't think that the Novus Ordo Mass, and it is not the position of the society, that the Novus Ordo Mass is invalid. [0:22:13] Hello? [0:22:15] Bishop Williamson even said that. [0:22:19] So, you know, this guy. [0:22:22] And further, you want to talk about like a sin against charity, Dr. Jones. [0:22:25] How about when your assistant got me banned from the sacraments for three months? [0:22:30] Because she lied to a priest and said that I had illicitly tried to have like a clandestine marriage when a week before the marriage we had the Monsignor over to our house for dinner and told him everything that was going on. [0:22:50] He knew what was going on. [0:22:51] He knew where we were getting married. [0:22:57] Unbelievable. [0:22:58] Just unbelievable. [0:23:00] So if anybody needs to go to confession, it's E. Michael Jones. [0:23:04] He's the guy that's sinning against charity here. [0:23:06] He is gleeful about the state of affairs. [0:23:12] Couldn't wait to fire up his podcast and get online to tell traditional Catholics that they're going to hell [0:23:20] for trying to be as faithful to the church as they can. [0:23:25] It's pretty, I mean, again, gaslighting. [0:23:28] And this is like very, like this is how like Opus Dei, this is how a lot of the Novus Ordo operates. [0:23:35] It's very gaslighty. [0:23:36] It's very passive aggressive. [0:23:40] They don't want to talk about actual issues or confrontation. [0:23:45] They just want everyone to be nice and get along and sing Kumbaya. [0:23:48] And it's like, you know, and once again, it's just like this guy gets up every morning [0:23:54] and goes on his bicycle and bikes over to his church [0:23:58] where some woman reads the gospel [0:24:02] and then he reads the epistle [0:24:05] and then some woman reads the gospel [0:24:09] and then they have women handing out communion [0:24:14] in the hand, not kneeling. [0:24:22] What are we doing here? [0:24:24] And furthermore, Dr. Jones, if you had people on your team that were, like, actually competent and people actually, like, knew who you were, if the Vatican knew who E. Michael Jones was, he would be thrown out on his ass quicker than you can say late sententiae. [0:24:46] Do you think the Vatican is going to come out and back up E. Michael Jones' reading of Nostra Aetate? [0:24:54] or his book, The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit, [0:24:57] if they knew about it, it would be on the index. [0:25:03] So it's just totally disingenuous, mean-spirited, [0:25:08] and, you know, we're seeing it all over the place. [0:25:12] Let me see. I've got some tweets bookmarked here. [0:25:16] You know, things like this, right? [0:25:18] This guy, Gideon Lazar, [0:25:20] I don't know if you've been seeing his posts going around. [0:25:24] and it's like he's essentially playing with dolls. [0:25:30] Religious freedom is a heresy. [0:25:31] Democracy is an error. [0:25:33] Okay, true. [0:25:34] So the Pope says, [0:25:35] okay, no more religious freedom for the SSPX, [0:25:38] but we have a lot of people coming to our masses. [0:25:40] You'll listen to the will of the people, right? [0:25:43] This is like playing with dolls. [0:25:46] This isn't grounded in church doctrine. [0:25:49] We're not talking about canon law here. [0:25:52] It's all just, there's more people at my church than at your church [0:25:57] You know, and he, where is it? [0:26:01] He retweeted me, actually [0:26:02] Here it is [0:26:05] You know, because I posted about mass yesterday [0:26:09] Mass was packed, mass was packed yesterday, by the way [0:26:12] Standing room only [0:26:14] They had to open up the choir loft to let people sit up there [0:26:18] Choir loft was full, the parish, the main area was full [0:26:22] standing room only, lines out the doors for confession. [0:26:28] This is what it looked like. [0:26:30] This was the scene. [0:26:33] I mean, these are photos from inside the church. [0:26:36] It was full, absolutely full, [0:26:38] and you can see the line for confession here on the side, [0:26:42] and it was going down both sides of the aisles. [0:26:47] Now, of course, I'm not here making an argument that, [0:26:50] oh, well, a lot of people come to my church, therefore it's valid. I'm not saying that. [0:26:55] Nobody's arguing that. Nobody's arguing that if more people believe X, then X is true. [0:27:02] No one's saying that here. But we are saying and noting that, you know, [0:27:08] if this was supposed to be some sort of deterrent to get people to go away from the SSPX, [0:27:15] take the L. That was a fail. Not only did more people come to the church, and not only here, [0:27:23] it happened in Italy, it happened in Spain, it happened all over Europe and America. There's [0:27:29] post after post after post showing pictures of people kneeling down in the streets in Italy [0:27:34] to get to Mass. And so if this was supposed to be some sort of a remedy to get people to leave, [0:27:42] Well, guess what? They're not leaving. People are not leaving. And furthermore, I know of several people that are parishioners over at the Fraternity of St. Peter that for the very first time decided to come check out Mass at the SSPX this past weekend. [0:27:56] they're curious they're wondering what's up why why is this and you know i again this was not very [0:28:05] structured the show you know i've just i've had some things on my mind so i'm just going to kind [0:28:10] of spill it as as we go but it's not just about the mass that's something that a lot of people [0:28:21] I think are missing here on the internet. It's not just about the mass. It's about doctrine. [0:28:29] It's about what we believe. It's about what we have to believe. It's about what we have to give [0:28:34] religious assent to, as is found in Canon 752 of Canon Law. This is what the argument is about. [0:28:43] It's about how is it possible that the church is mandating that you believe something as [0:28:51] true that a hundred years ago, the Pope's condemned. How is that possible? How is it [0:29:01] possible that on one day of the week, outside the church, there is no salvation, and then [0:29:10] on another day of the week, we've got a CC, which if you aren't aware of that, John Paul [0:29:20] If you aren't aware of Assisi, this was the reason for the consecrations in 1988, okay? [0:29:32] And it is when the Pope—whoops, come on, get back, back, no? [0:29:39] This is when the Pope, John Paul II, got together with, I think it was 12 leaders of 12 different religions from all around the world, on an equal footing, praying together. [0:29:58] that is like scandalous that is so scandalous to the faith because you're saying implicit in that [0:30:11] that the kingship of christ is on par it's on the same level as a false religion [0:30:16] so one day outside the church there's no salvation the next day let's get together [0:30:24] with all of the non-Catholics and prayed to God together. And then the next day after that, [0:30:29] we're going to excommunicate the SSPX for believing what the church has always taught, [0:30:35] that outside the church, there's no salvation. [0:30:41] Somebody asked, how can previously condemned authors and their works be okay now? Like [0:30:46] Teilhard de Chardin. Yeah, this is the point. Here's a guy, Teilhard de Chardin was one of [0:30:54] the luminaries of Vatican II. He was one of the big thinkers that was laying out the [0:31:01] Nouvelle Theology, the new theology of Vatican II, right? And his books were all placed on the [0:31:09] index of forbidden books prior to Vatican II. And then at the council, his condemned [0:31:17] writings and his condemned theories became church practice. How is that possible? This is the [0:31:25] question that nobody can answer me, and this is why I am an adherent to the Society of St. Pius X. [0:31:33] It's not because I hate the church or I hate the pope or I want to be out of the church or [0:31:38] any of that. It's that here's a real question. How is this possible? How is it possible that we go [0:31:44] from the syllabus of errors from Pius IX condemning religious liberty, collegiality, ecumenism, [0:31:53] religious indifferentism? How do we go from that to his EC 86? And no one can explain that. [0:32:02] They just say, don't think about it. Don't worry about it. You know the faith and just, you know, [0:32:09] Receive the sacraments. [0:32:10] Keep your head down. [0:32:11] Don't ask any questions. [0:32:13] That's what they say. [0:32:16] And that's not good enough for me because that's not a real answer. [0:32:20] We need real answers. [0:32:22] There have been dubia lodged against the new teachings of Vatican II. [0:32:28] And this is the crux of it. [0:32:30] The crux of the point here is that Vatican II constitutes a new religion. [0:32:35] A new religion in which you can get together with heretics and pray, where you can get together with schismatics and concelebrate the mass, where if you don't allow migrants into your country, then you're in sin. [0:32:55] or if you support the death penalty, for example, [0:33:00] which is something, by the way, that our Lord supported. [0:33:03] If you'll remember, I think there's a verse in Matthew [0:33:05] about hanging millstones around people's necks [0:33:09] that would scandalize children. [0:33:11] I vaguely remember Jesus talking about drowning people [0:33:16] that would scandalize children in the depths of the sea. [0:33:21] But all of a sudden now after Vatican II, [0:33:23] the death penalty is immoral in every case. [0:33:29] Well, can you explain it? [0:33:31] And the point is that they can't. [0:33:33] And the priests of the fraternity of St. Peter will agree. [0:33:36] They'll agree with me. [0:33:37] They'll agree with the positions that I have [0:33:41] from the Society of St. Pius X. [0:33:44] They won't say it publicly. [0:33:47] They won't broadcast that fact. [0:33:50] They'll tell you to just be quiet about it and you're fine. [0:33:54] It's okay. [0:33:57] So what are we doing? [0:34:01] There was some other stuff that I wanted to kind of go over too. [0:34:06] I probably should have planned this a little better. [0:34:09] But I did get some emails from a priest that I will take a look at real quick [0:34:14] just to see if there's any good content here. [0:34:20] Yeah, so he says that the objective and traditional magisterium has been replaced by the modernist subjective magisterium, Canon 752, [0:34:30] although not an asset in a faith of religious submission of the intellect, blah, blah, blah, blah. [0:34:33] The 1989 profession, the teaching of the Pope or College of Bishops exercising their authentic magisterium, [0:34:39] those teachings demand a religious submission to the mind and the will. [0:34:44] So this is about the Vatican's profession of faith in 1989. [0:34:50] but anyway, it's, uh, it's interesting. The other thing that I wanted to point out, [0:34:57] there was this, this guy, Gideon Lazar, who's dunking right now on the, uh, the SSPX and all [0:35:04] of that. And if you look at him, just look at him, just look at his face. Okay. So this is, [0:35:17] This is the guy that's being critical here, Gideon Lazar, the Byzantine Scottish. [0:35:23] Just go to the fraternity, bro. [0:35:26] They've got the Latin Mass there, bro. [0:35:28] Well, again, it's not about the Latin Mass. [0:35:30] It's about the Catholic faith. [0:35:33] But Gideon Lazar, of course, is the co-host of the Voice of Jacob podcast. [0:35:39] What are we doing here, bud? [0:35:42] What's that? [0:35:44] What's that? [0:35:45] You know? Oh, two Hebrew Catholics discuss theology? Oh, so you're a heretic, a Hebrew Catholic. You are somebody who is trying to hold on to your Judaism while being in the church. And of course, this guy, oh, he's not excommunicated. That's totally fine. [0:36:06] right? He even says in his bio that he's a subversive converso. Okay, cool bud, glad you [0:36:18] converted. Guy Jew converts to Catholicism and then immediately is trying to lecture the Society [0:36:26] of St. Pius X on who is and isn't Catholic. And this guy is on the same side as E. Michael Jones. [0:36:32] like there's a crisis okay there's a crisis in the church and this is something else [0:36:38] that i kind of wanted to uh unpack for you a little bit and that is that tradition is [0:36:46] excommunicated and anal sex has been affirmed this is this is what's going on so this is from [0:36:52] the national catholic reporter stonewall pride mass draws catholics for message of faith [0:36:57] inclusion and hope. [0:37:01] Do you think they're telling them to be chaste? [0:37:03] Do you think that they're telling them not to act on their disordered instincts? [0:37:08] No, that's not what they're saying. [0:37:11] And there was also very recently a, [0:37:14] um, there was a, a bishop that blessed a gay married couple. [0:37:25] because of their stability, because they've been together for a long time. [0:37:30] That's honorable, according to the hierarchy. [0:37:37] You know, and that's another element of this whole thing, too, [0:37:40] that's so problematic is that in any other time of the church, [0:37:44] we would be looking to Rome to unpack and set things straight. [0:37:49] The problem is that these abuses and the way out of line things that have been going on have been coming from the authorities in the church. [0:38:04] So it's very like tautological, you know, and that kind of came up in this little debate that we had with Jay Dyer. [0:38:11] you know, it is kind of tautological [0:38:15] because it's like I still believe that Rome is the proximate rule of faith [0:38:18] but what do you do in a situation where Rome [0:38:20] itself is [0:38:22] promulgating and blessing sin [0:38:26] like at the Stonewall Pride Mass [0:38:30] you know, this is real, this is happening [0:38:32] this isn't fake [0:38:33] and so anyway, I went into some of the data that backs [0:38:37] this up on this idea that there is a crisis [0:38:40] This is a look at, let me see if I can get it more centered here. [0:38:44] No, that didn't work. [0:38:46] There. [0:38:48] This is the number of diocesan ordinations per 1 million Catholics from 1945 to 2025. [0:38:57] Do we, are we seeing anything here? [0:39:00] Are we noticing any trends? [0:39:05] Precipitously down. [0:39:06] people left the church after Vatican II in droves. The number of nuns in America, [0:39:18] 1965, we had a basically 180,000 nuns. In 2014, we barely had 50. Two thirds [0:39:28] wiped out. Isn't that interesting too? Doesn't, isn't that interesting? Two thirds of the nuns [0:39:34] are wiped out. Isn't there like something in the book of Revelation about that? The two-thirds of [0:39:40] the stars would be led astray or something like that. And you know that that represents the priests [0:39:46] and the bishops and the hierarchy. Not saying that we're living in the end of the world, [0:39:51] but there are arguments to be made. And the other thing that I said here is that it's evident that [0:39:59] the post-Vatican II church teaches new things because the majority of Catholics in America [0:40:04] support abortion. Look at this. This is a Pew survey from Pew Research. Headline says, [0:40:12] most U.S. Catholics who attend mass regularly oppose legal abortion, [0:40:16] while most other Catholics say it should be legal in most or all cases. [0:40:23] So that is like the vast majority of so-called Catholics. That's how they, [0:40:30] That's how they gauge these things. It's not based on mass attendance. That's not how they calculate the number of Catholics in America. It's by baptisms. So if you're baptized and then you never step foot in a church ever again, you're still counted as a Catholic. [0:40:45] And then when you see these polls, it's just unbelievable. [0:40:52] So they don't believe in abortion being a sin. [0:41:01] It says, there's another one from NPR, six in 10 Catholics are in favor of abortion rights, Pew Research Report finds. [0:41:09] And also, this is from, I forget what outlet, when I just screenshotted it the other day. [0:41:17] One third of U.S. Catholics agree with their church that the Eucharist is the body and blood of Christ. [0:41:24] Just one third of the church. [0:41:27] Now, this gets into the whole problem. [0:41:30] if you have a dogma of the faith [0:41:35] the transubstantiation happens [0:41:38] that the body and blood of our Lord [0:41:40] is truly present in the sacrament on the altar [0:41:43] that's a dogma [0:41:45] if you deny that [0:41:47] you are not Catholic anymore [0:41:50] actually you no longer hold the Catholic faith [0:41:53] if you deny [0:41:56] transubstantiation [0:41:58] The Orthodox believe in this too [0:42:01] By the way, they have valid communion [0:42:04] Valid [0:42:05] Sacraments [0:42:07] Orders [0:42:08] So [0:42:11] What is this? [0:42:13] You know, and then here's another [0:42:14] This is from Pew [0:42:16] Seven in ten U.S. Catholics [0:42:18] Believe that the bread and wine used in communion [0:42:21] Are symbolic [0:42:22] That's not what the church teaches [0:42:26] That's [0:42:28] not Catholic, but were the ones getting excommunicated. And again, just to go and [0:42:38] beat the horse to death because we're here, in the document released by John Paul II in 1988, [0:42:47] initially excommunicating Archbishop Lefebvre and the four bishops that he ordained, that he [0:42:51] consecrated, John Paul II said, quote, especially in points of doctrine, which perhaps because they [0:43:02] are new, have not yet been well understood by some sections of the church. And the problem [0:43:10] with that is, according to Vatican I, you can't have new doctrine. That's not how this works. [0:43:19] The Pope is not able, let's see if I can get this over here. [0:43:22] The Pope is not able to teach new doctrines. [0:43:26] That's like off the table. [0:43:29] It says, for the Holy Ghost was promised to the successors of Peter, not so that he might [0:43:34] by his revelation make known some new doctrine, but that by his assistance, they might religiously [0:43:40] guard and faithfully expound the revelation or deposit of faith transmitted by the apostles. [0:43:45] So how is it possible that there is new teachings? How is it possible that we're in this situation? You know, and there are different reactions to this. One reaction is to become Orthodox. I don't agree with that. [0:44:06] another reaction is to become said of a cantist that we haven't had a pope since 1958 to me that [0:44:16] seems like a theological dead end it seems like a dead end to the church if you believe that [0:44:24] all of the bishops are not really bishops that all the priests are not really priests that there [0:44:29] hasn't been a pope for 70 years well then how are you going to get a pope how are you going to get a [0:44:34] new one? How are you going to get a restoration in the church if that's the case? So it, to me, [0:44:42] seems like a theological dead end. I have friends that are set of a cantist. I don't have a problem [0:44:47] with that. You can believe whatever you want to believe, okay? Doesn't make it true. I, you know, [0:44:54] like we're, I'm doing the best I can with what I got, you know? So anyway, then there's a third [0:45:02] position which you can take, and that is to become a post-trad. And that is to essentially [0:45:09] admit defeat, give up, and then say that, yeah, religious liberty, ecumenism, collegiality, [0:45:16] and, you know, worshiping together with the Jews and Muslims, that that's what we need to do, [0:45:22] because that's what the Pope wants, and the Pope is always right, and we can just shut off our [0:45:26] brains and not think about any of the obvious contradictions that are here and obvious problems [0:45:36] ecclesiologically that are there. And so this is just some, you know, one of the last things [0:45:44] that I kind of wanted to point out with talking about this is, and I'll pull this one up, I guess. [0:45:51] So it says, [0:46:21] Two, that the chapels that they receive the sacraments and traditional clergy who administer them not only play an important and significant role in the mystery of salvation, but are also used by the Holy Ghost as means of salvation. [0:46:37] And that the same persons are, importantly, not outside the Catholic Church. [0:46:44] Far from it. [0:46:45] Rather, they enjoy partial communion with the Church of Christ. [0:46:50] That's according to Dominus Iesus, John Paul II. [0:46:55] And then continuing, their beliefs, although differing from one who accepts Vatican II, [0:47:01] can be the effect of the Holy Ghost operating outside of the visible structures of the mystical body. [0:47:09] That's from Redemptor Hominis. [0:47:12] Point three, at the sacrifices of their masses, [0:47:16] the one holy Catholic and apostolic church becomes truly present. [0:47:20] That is according to Cardinal Ratzinger [0:47:22] in his letter to the bishops of the Catholic Church [0:47:25] on some aspects of the church understood as communion number 17. [0:47:30] And point number four, [0:47:32] that dialoguing and praying in ecumenical meetings with these people [0:47:36] can be an effective means of restoring unity to the church, [0:47:40] given it is important to have a spirit of harmony [0:47:43] with the missionaries of other Christian communities, [0:47:47] removing the scandal of division. [0:47:50] So at worst, [0:47:52] if we are going to accept at its face [0:47:56] Vatican II and its teaching [0:47:58] and that it is the law of the land, [0:48:02] then why are we seeing people like E. Michael Jones [0:48:05] coming out and gloating that [0:48:07] people are being excommunicated? [0:48:10] It's a wound. [0:48:11] Nobody should be happy about this. I'm not happy about this. I'm not happy-go-lucky glib about this whole thing. But E. Michael Jones and Pope Respecter and the Byzantine crypto-Jew guy, they're gleeful about this. [0:48:28] they don't follow Vatican II [0:48:32] and then they're criticizing us [0:48:36] for not following Vatican II [0:48:37] it is just gaslighting [0:48:39] on gaslighting [0:48:41] on manipulation [0:48:42] and that's all that they have [0:48:44] that's all that they have [0:48:46] to gaslight and manipulate [0:48:48] and emotionally pressure [0:48:49] and blackmail [0:48:50] and it's like [0:48:51] you know [0:48:53] what are you supposed to do? [0:48:55] what are you supposed to do [0:48:57] if you have kids? [0:48:58] By the way, do have a little announcement about that. [0:49:02] We do have a boy on the way. [0:49:05] Number four is going to be a boy. [0:49:08] So I'm very excited. [0:49:10] We just got, we had the ultrasound this morning. [0:49:13] So it'll be John Riley first announced on the Backlash podcast. [0:49:19] Oh, dear God. [0:49:20] But so if you have children and you're seeing things like the Stonewall Pride Mass, you're seeing the things like this, the Catholic worker movement. [0:49:40] And for example, here's a podcast on queerness, community, and the Catholic worker with Maren Hakes. [0:49:50] And these people are in full communion with the church. [0:49:57] Full communion. [0:49:59] Talking about being gay, being queer, Black Lives Matter, abolish ICE. [0:50:09] What? [0:50:11] You know, like, what is this? [0:50:16] Weird communist crap. [0:50:20] and so it's like, okay, you got kids. There is very evidently a crisis in the church. [0:50:32] There are people teaching heresy, and this is something else that I wanted to bring up. [0:50:36] It reminds that, reminds me. So it's like, what am I going to do with these kids? [0:50:42] Who am I going to entrust their religious instruction to? Now, I know, obviously, [0:50:48] we do religious instruction at home. We got a copy of the Baltimore Catechism, My Catholic Life. [0:50:53] We read through it. You know, I mean, I know my kids are little, you know, the oldest one is five, [0:50:59] but you know, it doesn't hurt to start young, but it's like, what am I supposed to do? [0:51:06] I'm supposed to say, oh, you know, I gotta, I gotta go. I gotta leave the SSPX. The people that [0:51:14] saved my life. They helped me. They told me that, oh yeah, you do actually need to be Catholic. You [0:51:20] do need to believe dogma. You do need to go to confession more than once a year. I'm supposed [0:51:27] to leave that behind and the schools for the kids. And what? Go enlist my kids in a school [0:51:36] that is run by gay communist women teachers in the diocese? [0:51:44] That's what I'm supposed to do? [0:51:46] I'm supposed to send my kids to a school [0:51:48] where they will teach them that religious indifferentism [0:51:51] is the law of the land, [0:51:53] where the sacred rights of Christ the King don't matter, [0:51:57] and that we shouldn't be offensive to Protestants. [0:52:00] We should not say things like mediatrics of all grace. [0:52:04] We shouldn't really, you know, oh, and by the way, we should apologize because some things that the church did in the past was wrong, like the Crusades, like the Inquisition, like colonizing America. [0:52:17] I'm supposed to send my kids to that, to be formed, to love the church, to love the Pope, to love their faith? [0:52:25] Come on. [0:52:27] And just to prove my point, I've got some videos here. [0:52:30] This is Father Len. Hold on, let me pull this up and then I'll stop it and then I'll set it up. [0:52:40] No, actually only Catholics. Hold on, hold on. Okay, let me put this up over here. So, [0:52:49] and I wasn't going to make this a big deal. I wasn't going to put it on a live stream or [0:52:55] anything like that. You know, I get along with all of my Catholic brothers and sisters here in [0:53:00] North Idaho, whether you're a St. Joan or whether you're a Novus Ordo Catholic, it doesn't matter [0:53:06] to me, man. Do you love the church? Do you love the faith? Do you try to be as good of a Catholic [0:53:12] as you can? That's like the basic questions that I ask anyway. But it's like, so I haven't really [0:53:20] wanted to kind of start any kind of flame wars up here. I don't really want to call people out here, [0:53:27] but just to prove my point, this was in like December. I randomly decided, let's see what the [0:53:37] local Novus Ordo Parish's OCIA program is like. That's their conversion program. That's where they [0:53:44] are supposed to be teaching people the faith so that they can become Catholics and get either [0:53:50] baptized or confirmed. I literally pull the stream up and within two minutes of watching, [0:53:58] I was smacked in the face with like at least three heresies and I screen recorded it. So [0:54:04] here's one from father Len. Now, actually only Catholics, the Orthodox, but the Orthodox and [0:54:14] Catholic are the same religion. Did you hear that? Let me play it again in case Bishop Christensen [0:54:22] is watching. Catholics, the Orthodox, but the Orthodox and Catholic are the same religion. [0:54:27] The Orthodox and Catholics are the same religion. [0:54:33] What? No, we're not. Actually, they deny the papacy, which is a dogma. [0:54:41] they also have issues with our conception of the procession of the Holy Ghost, [0:54:49] the filioque, that it comes from the Father and the Son. [0:54:52] But according to this, parish priest, full communion, [0:54:57] here in North Idaho, is telling the people coming for conversion [0:55:03] that orthodoxy and Catholicism is the same religion. [0:55:11] where do you think that puts someone like me? [0:55:16] Like, I just want, I want to be taught the faith. [0:55:18] I want to be taught the truth. [0:55:20] And the Catholic faith and orthodoxy are not the same. [0:55:24] They aren't the same. [0:55:25] They are different. [0:55:28] Orthodox Christianity have valid bishops. [0:55:33] They have priests. [0:55:34] They have the sacraments, [0:55:37] but we're not allowed to go to them. [0:55:41] We're not allowed to attend their masses. [0:55:47] What are we doing here? [0:55:49] So that's one. [0:55:50] Then literally within like a couple of minutes of that, he follows up with this doozy. [0:55:59] And the opposite of this is, does that make any sense? [0:56:02] It's pretty obvious, right? [0:56:04] Now, my favorite that I overuse, have you ever been to a Passover meal? [0:56:08] we're going to have one this year kind of a basic passover meal it's the central way to worship in [0:56:16] the old testament but it's bread and wine and you have to eat the lamb you take the blood you put on [0:56:23] the doorpost but also and it's a minor part but i love it at one point in the passover meal you [0:56:28] have to take like you're supposed to take a heavy scoop of horseradish and eat it um and when you're [0:56:36] doing that, you have the story of them being in slavery. Now the idea is that why eat the horseradish? [0:56:43] Why does God want that? When you hear the story of suffering, of God, people suffering, it's supposed [0:56:50] to bring a tear to your eye. So you just don't taste the horseradish, you eat it. It's supposed [0:56:55] to have this physical effect. All these things, in case you're wondering, is a sacramental way [0:57:01] of worshiping. Did you hear that? He said that the Jewish Seder dinner for Passover [0:57:11] is a sacramental way of worshiping. I don't know if that's heresy or blasphemy. [0:57:21] I don't know if it's heresy or blasphemy. And I'm trying to be charitable here. And Father Len, [0:57:28] if you wind up seeing this, I'd love to have you on the pod. I mean, I don't despise, I love you, [0:57:34] I love you. But this is serious. First of all, Catholics are not supposed to take part in non-Catholic [0:57:47] worship, period. You're not supposed to do that. And all of the church fathers have been unanimous [0:57:56] in their condemnation of Judaizing. [0:58:01] They have all prohibited [0:58:04] the celebration or whatever [0:58:07] of the old rituals, [0:58:10] circumcision, Passover Seder meal, [0:58:14] all of the things that prefigured Christ [0:58:17] has been banned [0:58:19] because Christ came and established a church [0:58:22] and gave us the sacraments. [0:58:23] and again [0:58:25] there's no transubstantiation [0:58:28] at Passover Seder meal [0:58:30] the bread and wine does not become [0:58:32] the body and blood of Jesus Christ [0:58:34] in a Passover Seder [0:58:36] it is not [0:58:38] a sacramental way of worshipping [0:58:40] it is at best [0:58:43] a prefigurement [0:58:44] of what was to come [0:58:46] so I mean [0:58:50] what what are you supposed to do like i'm not making this stuff up i want to be catholic i [0:58:59] don't want to be schismatic or you know like cornered into some you know church that's reviled [0:59:05] and you know they have a headline in the coeur d'alene press over the weekend about how we're [0:59:10] all like extremist schismatics and that we're all excommunicated so all of the people in in [0:59:16] the region think that we're crazy. They all think we're excommunicated. And it's like, I've tried, [0:59:22] I've tried to just be like, you know, just go be Catholic, just be Catholic. That's fine. [0:59:31] Then I start getting emails from people that, for example, watch this podcast, or perhaps they were [0:59:37] watching when I was working for E. Michael Jones. And I'd get an email from somebody that says, [0:59:41] hey, I did what you said. I went to my local Catholic church, and here's what they said. [0:59:47] They said that, quote, I don't need to convert. I'm doing good on my own. [0:59:53] And it's like, I'll send people in the country to a Novus Ordo church so that they can go get [1:00:01] baptized, and then the Novus Ordo priest will tell them, no, you don't need to be baptized. [1:00:08] you're fine the way you are. [1:00:10] Just keep doing you. [1:00:14] And it's not just once. [1:00:16] It's like over and over and over again. [1:00:19] Just today, I had somebody that DM'd me [1:00:23] that had moved to Seattle. [1:00:25] Let me actually pull this up so I'm not making it up. [1:00:28] I won't dox the guy, obviously. [1:00:31] Interesting fella, by the way. [1:00:34] Thanks for reaching out. [1:00:35] But he texted me this, and it was just, [1:00:37] He said, I'm not going to argue with you. [1:00:41] You're a smart guy who I know is approaching this with the gravity it deserves. [1:00:44] I can even relate a little bit. [1:00:46] After moving to Seattle, a Jesuit parish in my neighborhood was standing for the liturgy of the Eucharist. [1:00:53] They changed scripture reading to refer to God as she, they, instead of he, and flew a pride flag outside the church. [1:01:07] Is there a way that I can show this without doxing the guy? [1:01:13] I'm not making it up. [1:01:15] This just came to me today. [1:01:18] And I've been doing this for a few years. [1:01:22] I've been receiving feedback. [1:01:26] If I tell somebody to just go to their local Catholic church [1:01:31] and ask to convert and be baptized, [1:01:34] there is a high probability that if it is a novus ordo parish that they may be told they don't need to convert. [1:01:47] What am I supposed to do? [1:01:51] Then I'm stuck saying, oh, only go to the FSSP. [1:01:56] Well, doesn't that break Catholic unity, E. Michael Jones? [1:01:59] if I'm telling people, hey, only go to the FSSP or the ICK or the IBP, right? The Institute of [1:02:06] the Good Pasture, Institute of Christ the King, FSSP. There's a few other of these Catholic [1:02:11] Latin mass community types that are out there. But doesn't that defeat the whole purpose of [1:02:19] being Catholic? That it's universal, that it's true, no matter what day of the week it is, [1:02:26] no matter what century it is. I'm not the one breaking communion here. I'm not the one that is [1:02:36] not associating with other Catholics because they're a Novus Ordo or something like that. [1:02:42] But they're the ones over here gleefully spitting and calling us all kinds of names. [1:02:49] It's just heartbreaking. The whole situation is heartbreaking. And really, at the end of the day, [1:02:55] You know, the most important thing, yeah, here's for example, this was, and God bless them. God bless them. The Institute for Christ the King has ordained eight new subdeacons and six deacons. Great. And they ordained eight seminarians from the United States. [1:03:16] and that was from Archbishop Corleone. [1:03:20] God bless him. [1:03:22] And if you go to the ICK, [1:03:24] God bless you too. [1:03:25] I went to their mass in Detroit. [1:03:27] Absolutely beautiful. [1:03:29] I got not a bad word to say about them [1:03:31] other than if you talk to a priest confidentially, [1:03:35] they will agree with me. [1:03:37] They'll agree with the society. [1:03:38] They will agree that there is a new religion [1:03:41] of Vatican II that is ecumenist [1:03:44] and that has all kinds of heresies, gay masses and all of that, [1:03:49] they will agree that that's happening [1:03:51] and that you can get excommunicated for going against it. [1:03:56] Vegano, the society now. [1:04:00] You know, and just to kind of put a bow on it, [1:04:05] to Novus Ordo people, again, I don't use that pejoratively. [1:04:11] I'm using, there are factions in the church. [1:04:14] There is clearly a communist faction in the church. [1:04:16] There is a liberation theology faction in the church. [1:04:21] There is a trad faction in the church. [1:04:25] I believe the SSPX is still in the church. [1:04:28] There are different factions. [1:04:30] There are disagreements because doctrine has become kind of subjective here. [1:04:35] It's not clear. [1:04:36] It is ambiguous. [1:04:37] This is the whole problem. [1:04:39] And so what has happened is now, it's basically if you say anything about the Pope, you're a schismatic. If you say anything that is not supportive of the Pope, you're called a schismatic. [1:04:57] that's what these people are doing on X [1:05:00] don't let them get to you [1:05:02] but [1:05:03] just so we're all on the same page [1:05:06] Saint Robert Bellarmine [1:05:07] in his official opinion said [1:05:10] it is just as lawful [1:05:12] to resist a pontiff who attacks the body [1:05:15] so it is lawful to resist [1:05:17] one who attacks souls [1:05:18] or disturbs the civil order [1:05:20] and much more one who attempts [1:05:22] to destroy the church [1:05:23] I say that it is lawful to resist [1:05:26] him by not doing what he commands and preventing his will from being carried out. It is not lawful, [1:05:33] however, to judge him, punish him, or depose him, for those are acts proper to a superior. [1:05:40] And there's a second quote from somebody named Suarez. It says, if the Pope issues an order [1:05:47] contrary to right customs, he should not be obeyed. If he attempts to do something manifestly [1:05:53] contrary to justice and the common good, it would be lawful to resist him. [1:06:00] That's St. Robert Bellarmine, allegedly. Like, when did this become all of a sudden, [1:06:07] you know, like, and by the way, you know, the Pope's planers are kind of up a creek, [1:06:16] especially over the past weekend with what the Pope did. Are you aware how the, [1:06:23] first American Pope spent the 4th of July. Let me enlighten you. [1:06:28] It is like a scene [1:06:47] straight out [1:06:49] of Camp of the Saints [1:06:51] It's like ripped [1:06:55] directly from the book [1:06:57] This is a [1:06:58] migrant place or whatever. Let's, what does the actual tweet say? It says, [1:07:06] moments from Pope Leo's visit to Lampedusa this morning. He visited the cemetery on the island, [1:07:13] stomping at the tombs of migrants, including children who lost their lives trying to reach [1:07:18] European shores. He spent some time in prayer and set a wreath of flowers. And then he passed [1:07:24] through the Gateway to Europe monument, a memorial for migrants who have died at sea [1:07:29] and which reflects light and so acts as a beacon of hope for those who arrive. [1:07:35] Also, he greeted some migrants and then spent some time looking out at the windy sea before him, [1:07:40] where many have made the dangerous journey from North Africa to Europe. He then blessed a plaque [1:07:47] which renames Favaloro Pier after Pope Francis, who first visited Lampedusa in 2013. [1:07:55] The plaque now says, Pope Francis Pier, place of refuge, hope, and humanity. [1:07:59] So it's like, okay. [1:08:02] So if the Pope is like working with open borders, NGOs, Catholic charities, [1:08:10] bringing migrants to Europe, [1:08:14] are you a schismatic for resisting that? [1:08:18] Because that's the argument here. [1:08:21] That's what you will be called. [1:08:23] Dear Pine Sap, I love you. [1:08:27] I understand. [1:08:31] You know, like, I understand. [1:08:32] I'm a Catholic too. [1:08:33] Like, it hurts. [1:08:34] It's painful. [1:08:35] It is painful to watch the church do stuff like this. [1:08:40] doesn't mean that I don't think he's like the Pope anymore, [1:08:44] but clearly this is not good. [1:08:47] And so what, am I schismatic now for saying that, [1:08:50] hey, wouldn't it be better if the Pope, like, I don't know, [1:08:54] was better on his immigration stance? [1:08:57] You know? [1:09:01] It's like ripped directly from the Camp of the Saints. [1:09:04] And by the way, you need to go buy that book. [1:09:07] If you haven't already, [1:09:08] purchase a copy of the Camp of the Saints [1:09:10] Valbin Books has it available now. You can buy it online. Fantastic read. And it's, it's incredible [1:09:19] because it's like with that book, which was written in the 1970s, it's, it's like you're [1:09:26] watching the 2015 Syrian migrant crisis play out all over again. It's incredible. You've got to [1:09:34] read that book. And you know, there was also something else that I was watching from the 1970s [1:09:38] that is similar. [1:09:41] And it's a movie called The Catholics. [1:09:44] You should watch it. [1:09:45] I watched it. [1:09:46] I thought it was pretty good. [1:09:47] It's on YouTube. [1:09:49] You can pull it right up. [1:09:51] You can pull it right up and watch the whole thing. [1:09:53] It's only about an hour and 18 minutes. [1:09:56] And it is set, it takes place in like 1999 [1:10:04] or something like that, right? [1:10:07] It was filmed in 1973, but it takes place in the future for them. [1:10:15] And so the premise of the movie is that Vatican IV has just concluded and that the Pope has [1:10:23] a meeting with the Buddhist monks, but there's this group of stuck-in-the-mud Franciscan [1:10:31] friars in Ireland that just refuse to say the new mass, and they refuse to go along [1:10:36] with the new stuff. [1:10:37] So the Pope sends Martin Sheen, who is a priest, out to Ireland to investigate the monks. [1:10:47] And it's just incredible because it's like here they are in the 1970s and they're like actively, accurately foreseeing the consequences of what would happen in the future. [1:11:00] So don't let them gaslight you. [1:11:03] Don't be uncharitable either. [1:11:06] Especially, like, for those of you, for those of us that go to the Society of St. Pius X, [1:11:11] do not be uncharitable. [1:11:13] Love your Catholic brothers, whether they're in the Novus Ordo or the Fraternity of St. Peter. [1:11:19] Pray for the Pope. [1:11:21] Pray for the priests and the bishops that this gets resolved. [1:11:25] Don't gloat. [1:11:28] Don't dunk. [1:11:29] This is not about dunking on social media. [1:11:31] you are not going to get a higher place in heaven for dunking on people on social media. [1:11:37] That goes for both sides of this thing. [1:11:42] So anyway, not to lecture you, not to preach. [1:11:46] Don't mean to be preachy. [1:11:49] But anyway, I think that kind of covers most of the SSPX stuff. [1:11:55] So we're going to get into a little bit of the 4th of July stuff here in just a moment. [1:11:59] But first, I do want to thank our sponsors for making this show possible. [1:12:03] Of course, I'm talking about our friends at Above Time Coffee Roasters, [1:12:07] makers of Find Handmade, Hand-Roasted, Small Batch, Non-Kosher Coffee from Pennsylvania. [1:12:14] It is delicious. It is very reasonably priced, I think. 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And it's interesting because, uh, [1:14:44] at the time the SS was predominantly like a Lutheran Protestant organization, Protestant, [1:14:49] maybe even with some neo-pagan kind of tendencies. [1:14:52] But Leon de Grell got an exemption, [1:14:56] and they got their own bishop for the Walloon Brigade [1:15:01] or whatever it was called that he was a part of. [1:15:04] And so it's interesting because, you know, [1:15:07] people like Leon de Grell, very upset with Vatican II [1:15:12] because prior to Vatican II, people had a kind of pride, [1:15:17] a nationalistic pride in their countries, in Spain, in Italy, in Germany, England. [1:15:23] And if you look at all of those countries, the primary counter-revolutionary push in Italy, [1:15:31] in Spain, in France, it was Catholics that were standing up to the communist revolution. [1:15:40] And that was a problem. That's one of the whole things that we [1:15:47] believe is that a part of Vatican II was these liberal revolutionaries getting into the church [1:15:54] and changing the doctrine so that people in Western countries would no longer stand up and [1:16:00] fight against communism. That was kind of a part of the point. And of course, now, like I said, [1:16:05] we have the Catholic, uh, Catholic, uh, worker movement here, uh, with all kinds of queer gay [1:16:15] goofiness going on. I mean, what are we doing? Anyway, Antelope Hill Publishing, [1:16:23] check them out. Above Time Coffee. Now, 4th of July was lit in Coeur d'Alene, by the way. [1:16:31] It was probably one of the biggest parades that I'd ever seen. It went on for two and a half [1:16:36] hours. It was amazing. If you ever have the opportunity to celebrate the 4th of July in [1:16:42] Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, you absolutely have to try to come up here. It is incredible. Um, [1:16:51] just fabulous. I think there's some photos here from the parade. Obviously the Catholic [1:16:56] contingent, uh, Catholic contingent very well represented with the Knights of Columbus [1:17:01] marching in the parade. It was very nice to see, you know, who it was interesting. Who wasn't in [1:17:06] the parade this year. Uh, you know, like Brent Regan, he was back in the parade this year, [1:17:12] handing out flags to people because that's what he likes to do. He's a Patriot. God bless him. [1:17:17] Uh, but there are a lot of people that did not show up at the 4th of July parade, notably [1:17:23] mayor of Coeur d'Alene, Dan Gookin absent from the parade. Dan, why weren't you in a float? [1:17:32] I mean, did somebody tip him off that I brought tomatoes? [1:17:36] I think that's possible. [1:17:38] I think it's possible that he knew I was going to bring some eggs. [1:17:42] Not that I would do anything like that. [1:17:44] But Mayor of Coeur d'Alene, Dan Gookin, was not there. [1:17:48] Christy Wood was not there. [1:17:50] Paul Van Noy and the Zionist contingent did not participate this year. [1:17:54] Normally, they've got a big group of people, [1:17:56] and they make a big show of carrying crosses and stuff like that in the parade. [1:18:01] Gone. [1:18:02] They weren't there this year. [1:18:03] Don't care. [1:18:05] So, hey, you know, there wasn't one Israeli flag in the 4th of July parade and not one gay flag. [1:18:11] So it was American flags. [1:18:13] It was good vibes for all around. [1:18:17] Now, in Washington, D.C., I think things were a little bit different. [1:18:23] Things were a little different in Washington. [1:18:27] And I'll have to pull it up. [1:18:29] But I guess there was supposed to be some sort of, oh, I can't talk and type. [1:18:39] There was supposed to be some sort of event with Donald Trump, I thought, over the weekend [1:18:45] where he was going to be doing something. [1:18:49] And it got canceled. [1:18:50] I guess there was bad weather. [1:18:51] It got canceled. [1:18:51] So the only thing that we had in Washington, D.C. was a demonstration from Patriot Front. [1:19:04] So let's I have not listened to it. I haven't watched any of this. We'll be watching it together. [1:19:12] There are people that watch the show that are in Patriot Front. I've got a lot of friends that are involved with that group. [1:19:18] I don't, I'm not a member. I would not join. I have kids. And that's not the method of resistance [1:19:28] I'm going with. If that's the method of resistance you want to go with, God bless you. I pray for [1:19:33] your safety. Please be smart. But it was at least nice to see that something was going on at the [1:19:39] National Mall this weekend. Jeez. I mean, if it weren't for Patriot Front, there would have been [1:19:42] nothing. So this is, this is what happened, I guess. It's a little long. It's six minutes. [1:19:48] But this is what happened at the National Mall. [1:19:52] Maybe I'll get content struck for this. [1:19:54] I didn't even think about that. [1:19:55] Let's take a listen. [1:19:57] Tent to celebrate independence on this day. [1:20:00] We know what these vapid displays conceal. [1:20:04] Our people are not independent. [1:20:07] Our destiny is shackled to 100 competing nations imported to the soil, bringing with them countless incompatible interests. [1:20:15] Our homeland has been turned into a squalid arena. [1:20:18] of profiteers and invaders overseen by a spineless cast of traitorous politicians. [1:20:26] We wish for sovereignty and liberty, which cannot coexist with the conditions that have been forced upon us. [1:20:34] A quarter millennia has now passed since America's violent birth, [1:20:38] and nothing I can say will glorify independence more than the blood of our forebears [1:20:44] that stains this continent, consecrating it forever with the immortal legacy of the men [1:20:50] who died for so noble and objective as sovereignty. [1:20:54] So we stand on the turning of an age and the making or breaking of our nation's destiny, [1:21:00] and we must ask ourselves under the watchful gaze of history what is to be done. [1:21:06] So dire is our circumstance, so extreme is our condition of peril, that the only way [1:21:12] to secure our existence is to become all that we aspire to be. A defeated people was cast into this [1:21:20] pit of a century yet a nation exalted above all the rest will climb out of it. This is our task. [1:21:29] Our national independence was seized by a natural aristocracy of our people, by the best [1:21:35] of our Anglo-Saxon blood, waging war against tyranny to restore their ancient rights. [1:21:40] Wait a minute. Wait a minute. What about the Italians? What about us WAPs? Huh? [1:21:44] This is just the Anglo-Saxons. What about the WAPs? Big guy, come on. [1:22:10] use it and we are done trying to teach them. While the state has spent priceless years and [1:22:17] countless fortunes attempting to educate and civilize our ethnic replacements, true Americans [1:22:23] have been not merely left behind but subjected to endless abuse unbefitting the heirs of this [1:22:33] continent. The men of our nation, their hearts and minds and virtues are the safest place within [1:22:40] in which to secure the ultimate power of government. [1:22:42] Yet neither do our people hold this power, [1:22:45] nor are they yet capable of wielding it justly. [1:22:48] If we want our country back, we cannot merely speak of policy. [1:22:52] We cannot just propose change. [1:22:54] We must first impose it upon ourselves. [1:22:57] You may read our policy on the calluses of our hands, [1:23:01] the scars on our backs, and the sweat of our brow. [1:23:05] The future belongs to the men with iron in their blood [1:23:09] and patriotism in their heart. [1:23:13] We may not look to America's military might, [1:23:17] its material wealth, or its depth of natural resources [1:23:21] for our shield against subjugation. [1:23:23] All this and more has been turned against us, [1:23:27] fueling the flames of corruption and disunity. [1:23:30] No, it is in our people that we must look. [1:23:33] That fealty for liberty that rests only within the blood and spirit [1:23:36] of the race which created America and sustains it still, in this and none other lies our salvation. [1:23:44] I could list the enemies of our people, from the Jewish cabals to the Mexican cartels, [1:23:50] from the African criminals to the homosexual peddlers of vice and exploitation, [1:23:55] but I would not desanctify this day further with their description. [1:23:59] Their conduct is set, their fates are written. This day is for Americans. [1:24:03] It is on our shoulders that the fate of the nation rests. [1:24:07] It is our deeds which will bring justice and prosperity. [1:24:11] It is our identity which must be reclaimed. [1:24:16] We are Americans, not by edict or ideal, but by blood. [1:24:22] Our nation is our creed. [1:24:26] Tyranny is so entrenched. [1:24:29] Corruption is so widespread that we harbor no thought [1:24:32] that we will save this nation without America's enemies offering us chance after chance to prove our conviction with deed and action. [1:24:42] Wisely, we do not wish for ease in our conquests, and bravely, we do not ask for it a lesser task would have fallen to lesser men. [1:24:49] We wish for nothing less and nothing short than a revolution, a time of vast change, and an outlook of undaunted courage towards the future. [1:24:59] The vice that has infested our land will be expunged. [1:25:04] The foreigners which have invaded our land will be expelled. [1:25:08] And the Americans who have so long suffered the fate of a defeated people will be saved. [1:25:15] We endeavor ceaselessly to reforge the lives of men, to steal them through their purpose, [1:25:21] and awaken within them the strength to do what this era demands of them. [1:25:26] On this day once more, louder than ever, we declare our resistance as a promise to our people and a challenge to our foes. [1:25:36] We renew our pledge upon the altar of this sacred day of eternal hostility against all that which threatens the existence of our people. [1:25:46] For the life of our nation! [1:25:48] For the liberty of our people! [1:25:51] For the victory of the American spirit! [1:25:56] Life, liberty, victory! [1:26:00] Life, liberty, victory! [1:26:03] Life, liberty, victory! [1:26:06] Life, liberty, victory! [1:26:08] Life, liberty, victory! [1:26:11] Life, liberty, victory! [1:26:12] All right. [1:26:13] Well, so that's what was happening at the National Mall over the weekend. [1:26:18] Jeez, that's crazy. [1:26:19] And, you know, it's interesting to see. [1:26:21] It's getting shared by AF Post. [1:26:24] Interesting. [1:26:25] I saw Andrew Torba shared it as well. [1:26:28] So there's something going on there. [1:26:30] There's something going on there. [1:26:32] There's some shift. [1:26:32] I also saw a bunch of normies sharing it in my feed too, [1:26:36] which was unexpected. [1:26:39] But anyway, congrats to everybody who made it home safe, [1:26:44] didn't get doxxed. [1:26:44] That's good. [1:26:46] Don't want anything like that to happen. [1:26:49] I mean, I guess I would probably qualm a little bit [1:26:51] in that, like, okay, you know, [1:26:54] he talks about salvation for America and it's like, yeah, okay, well we need, [1:26:58] we need like, salvation is like going to come from Jesus, dude. Like this, all of, all of these [1:27:04] problems, whether it's national problems or religious problems in the church, like, I don't [1:27:09] know. I think, yeah, return to tradition, whatever. Interesting. There was also an incident [1:27:18] that is making the rounds today. [1:27:22] You'll remember there was a picture [1:27:24] that went fairly viral from Reuters over the weekend. [1:27:29] Oh, and by the way, they're not feds. [1:27:30] I see somebody down here saying fed front. [1:27:34] Let's get real. [1:27:36] They're not feds. [1:27:36] We did an interview on the show with Thomas Rousseau. [1:27:40] You can go back and watch it, EC2. [1:27:43] They're not feds. [1:27:43] Maybe there's feds that have infiltrated it, [1:27:46] but uh not not not based on what i've seen uh not based on what i've seen at all it's it's made up [1:27:54] of people that want to do it so just just a heads up and by the way uh i see that you also don't know [1:28:01] what's uh what's been going on for the past five weeks yeah me neither nothing has been going on [1:28:06] the past five weeks it's all just been bullshit posturing about the iran war stuff uh which has [1:28:12] not changed at all, uh, from what I understand. But anyway, um, uh, anyway, uh, there was a, [1:28:20] a photograph that went viral over the weekend featuring this, uh, tough lady surrounded by a [1:28:27] bunch of creeps, uh, right. And they've got this, uh, black woman sitting in a, in a chair, [1:28:33] uh, very polite, uh, while surrounded, uh, while surrounded by all of these Patriot front people. [1:28:40] and of course they are now calling her Rosa Farts. [1:28:45] They are calling her Rosa Farts [1:28:47] because this was her literally moments [1:28:50] before Patriot Front went on the train. [1:28:53] She was like pooping on the floor of the train [1:28:57] or something or just exposing herself. [1:29:01] God knows what is going on here. [1:29:04] But this is how it was before Patriot Front [1:29:08] and after Patriot Front. [1:29:09] So that is pretty funny. [1:29:11] Geeked or locked in. [1:29:15] I mean, that's funny. [1:29:17] That's pretty funny. [1:29:18] There was another picture too. [1:29:20] There was some other black guy on the train. [1:29:22] But this has just gone so viral. [1:29:25] And not only that, but she's a felon, I think. [1:29:28] Or has like a long criminal arrest record. [1:29:32] You know? [1:29:33] This is after the New York Post. [1:29:36] chilling photo shows black woman on DC [1:29:38] trains surrounded by white [1:29:40] supremacist thugs and it's like [1:29:42] are you kidding me? [1:29:43] This was her five minutes before. [1:29:48] Wow. [1:29:50] Washington DC is a cesspool. [1:29:52] I do not like [1:29:54] Washington. [1:29:55] Jay Dazzle said it's the safest ride [1:29:57] ever. Patriot Front even offered to [1:29:59] flicker bean for it. Don't say things [1:30:01] like that. Don't say things [1:30:04] like that. [1:30:04] but uh yeah fourth of july was good uh celebrations were had all over uh and in north idaho i i've [1:30:14] i really need to get a drone um if somebody wants to buy me a drone that would be helpful [1:30:20] um but you know it's just incredible like all of the illegal fireworks it's been it's still going [1:30:28] on by the way it's like not over it starts like two or three days before the fourth of july [1:30:32] And then, of course, the 3rd of July is Idaho Day. So everybody's shooting off fireworks on the 3rd. And then on the 4th, it's like a war zone from like 6 p.m. to like midnight. It is just nonstop, nonstop fireworks. American flags everywhere. Didn't see a gay flag all weekend. It was great. [1:30:53] So if any of you want to move to North Idaho, you know, we've got the mass, we've got the fraternity, we've got regular Catholic, we've got Orthodox, there's an Orthodox community up here. [1:31:07] So, hey, if you want to get out of the hellhole that you currently live in, consider North Idaho. [1:31:13] It was great. [1:31:14] We started the day off with a, was it Phil Hart reads the Declaration of Independence down by the water. [1:31:24] It was beautiful. [1:31:25] Big crowd of people showed up. [1:31:28] And then, of course, the parade. [1:31:30] A lot of fun. [1:31:31] A lot of fun. [1:31:32] Great place to spend your 4th of July. [1:31:36] And what else? [1:31:38] I think that pretty much covers everything that I wanted to cover. [1:31:41] I wanted to bitch a little bit about the situation in the church, [1:31:44] that mission accomplished. [1:31:47] Once again, please keep, whether you're a Novus Ordo Catholic [1:31:50] or an SSP ex-Catholic, keep these people in your prayers. [1:31:55] Keep the bishops in your prayers. [1:31:56] Keep the society in your prayers. [1:31:58] Keep the Vatican in your prayers, the Pope, the bishops. [1:32:03] Sacrifice for them. [1:32:04] Fast for them. [1:32:06] So it's more important than ever. [1:32:09] And also, just, you know, again, remember, this is online. [1:32:13] You're watching a podcast. [1:32:14] This is entertainment. [1:32:15] This is entertainment. [1:32:17] X.com, to a large extent, is entertainment. [1:32:20] And you get all of these people fighting with one another. [1:32:22] Don't let it, like, destroy your real life. [1:32:26] Don't let it alienate you from your friends. [1:32:29] So, anyway, just wanted to say that. [1:32:32] Need to give some more shout-outs to our sponsors. 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[1:36:49] You might have seen he was just on Tucker Carlson a couple weeks ago. [1:36:53] He was in Econ at the consecrations. [1:36:56] He's currently, I think, in Italy, perhaps in Rome right now. [1:37:02] It's funny. [1:37:02] My spiritual advisor is actually in Rome right now. [1:37:04] It's like, oh, okay. [1:37:06] But you're going to get like excommunicated and then like go visit the Pope? [1:37:08] He's like, yep. [1:37:09] I'm like, okay, have fun, you know. [1:37:12] But we're talking with Frank Wright. [1:37:14] I got a couple of other people. Martin Sellner might be coming on the show sometime soon. So very much looking forward to that. And we're going to kind of get a recap. There's some other stuff that's been going on. You know, the Iran thing, it's kind of on pause. Obviously, the the Ukraine war is still going on. We need an update on the Ukraine war. We need an update on Iran. [1:37:41] uh then um what else was there there was something else that was oh yeah the um the trial [1:37:49] is uh beginning for the the person that uh is accused of killing charlie kirk is it tyler [1:37:57] robinson i think is his name uh i believe that uh the preliminary hearing in that trial is going on [1:38:06] today. I think I saw Myron streaming that earlier. So we're going to, I'm sure, be plunged into more [1:38:14] infighting and more bickering back and forth about who killed Charlie Kirk. You know, Candace Owens [1:38:20] is saying that it's a show trial already. And it's like, actually, no, it's a status conference. Like [1:38:25] this is not where they have witnesses and it's not that it's, we're not at that part yet. So [1:38:33] anyway, I will have to [1:38:36] subject myself to [1:38:38] watching that to give you [1:38:40] guys an update. I will over the next couple [1:38:42] days. So yeah, Tyler Robinson [1:38:44] trial heating up. Of course [1:38:46] all this migrant stuff in Europe [1:38:48] is still going on [1:38:50] and you know [1:38:52] we still got problems at home. So anyway [1:38:54] we'll be taking a hard look [1:38:56] at all of that stuff and keep an [1:38:58] eye out. Make sure that you are subscribed to [1:39:00] all of our platforms. You can do that [1:39:02] at thebacklash.net slash subscribe. [1:39:04] Don't miss an update. [1:39:06] We will be letting you guys know more [1:39:09] as we find it out. [1:39:13] Thank you very much for the props [1:39:14] on the great episode with Carlin. [1:39:16] I think that was really good. [1:39:18] And thank you to everybody [1:39:20] who is saying congratulations [1:39:22] for the new baby. [1:39:24] By the way, and it's like, you know, [1:39:25] we went to, like, this is just like a little, [1:39:28] it's like, you know, you come to North Idaho. [1:39:30] So our ultrasound tech is like a flat earther. [1:39:35] And so it's like we show up, you know, to get like the ultrasound and he's just going off about how space isn't real and it's a flat earth. [1:39:44] And do you think Alex Jones is controlled opposition? [1:39:46] And it was just like the funnest thing ever. [1:39:50] And it's just like that's how it is up here. [1:39:52] You know what I mean? [1:39:52] Like you'll go to like some doctor and it turns out that they're like actually like super based and awesome. [1:39:58] it's just so funny [1:40:00] but yeah [1:40:02] things are good [1:40:03] things are good [1:40:04] you know [1:40:04] it's not doom pill [1:40:06] too much here [1:40:08] but anyway [1:40:08] thank you all for watching [1:40:10] that does it for me [1:40:11] we'll be back next week [1:40:13] we'll be back on Wednesday [1:40:14] it's Monday [1:40:16] geez [1:40:17] where's the hangover squad at [1:40:18] God bless you all [1:40:19] have a good day [1:40:20] cheers [1:40:28] Thank you. [1:40:58] Thank you. 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