The Society of St. Pius the 10th, SSPX, has issued a 28-page profession of faith and sent it to Pope Leo

and the Cardinals of the Catholic Church because there's a consistory. And the Cardinals are meeting

in listening sessions, workshops, whatever you want to call them,

in Rome with the Pope. And in this moment where the Pope is gathered with his cardinals,

the SSPX sends a 154 point profession of faith that comes out to 28 pages. I think if you

include the footnotes. I read it today.

It came out today. That's when I saw it. I read an English translation. I read the whole thing.

I'm going to share my thoughts today about this profession of faith. I had a couple of questions

about it. I sent those over to my friend Kennedy Hall, Mr. SSPX apologists himself, and he clarified

them, satisfactory. Very grateful to Kennedy for doing that for me. And we're going to talk about

this profession of faith, and I'll get into my thoughts on the SSPX, on the July 1st consecration of four new bishops.

I've actually met one of those bishop candidates, father Goldaddy, who will be Bishop Gold Daddy.

Great impression of him, like him very much, was glad to see he's on the list.

But before we jump into all this topic,

all these topics on the SSPX, I want to clear the air a little bit because I've been tweeting

and talking about Canon Law and the SSPX and all these things. And there's some SSPX people that are a little mad at Taylor Marshall.

Little irked, many of them coming out, attacking me, saying I've sold out. I'm not 100% with

the SSPX. And many of you know me.

When I travel in the Latin Mass, wherever I am near the airport or ever is the SSPX, I go there on Sunday.

I shake your hands.

We talk after mass.

We sip on coffee.

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