It is the big news.

The SSPX, the Society of St. Pius X, has announced that they will be consecrating new bishops for the Society of St. Pius X with or without permission from Pope Leo the 14th.

And in canon law, consecrating bishops without a papal mandate

is a action punishable by excommunication. So this is a pretty controversial story. Yesterday,

I talked about the Epstein files and how Pope John Paul II was mentioned in it about how Epstein allegedly lived with John Paul the second in the Vatican, which is complete hogwash.

I showed how that was a complete lie and false claim yesterday.

So if you haven't seen yesterday's podcast, check that out. We also talked a little

bit about the Vatican Bank. But during that show, during the live chat, everyone was like,

talk about the SSPX, talk about the SSPX, talk about the SSPX. And I said, look, all I have is the

headline. I don't have any information yet. I need to call people. I need to read and I need to get information. So I've had 24

hours to consult, talk to people, get information. Also, the Holy See Press Office has put out a

statement since my podcast yesterday, which is also very helpful.

And so I'm going to give my take on this, my thoughts on this.

There's maybe something controversial in it, but I'm really going to just be sharing

what I know about this.

And then my response to it.

And then I want to share some potential outcomes, good outcomes that could come from this,

and some pretty terrible outcomes that could come from this situation. What do we know?

Yesterday was Candlemas. The Society of St. Pius 10th, SSPX, announced that on July 1st, 2026, they would be

consecrating new bishops.

Archbishop Lefebvre consecrated four bishops, two have passed away to survive. And so, and they're, they're getting

older. And so they say that there is a objective state of grave necessity. The, uh, father superior,

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