Two Cardinals, Cardinal Burke and Cardinal Mueller, have come out in the last 24 hours in a critical response, but also I think a pastoral or sounding the alarm response to the situation surrounding the Society of St. Pice to 10th, SSPX,

and their plan to consecrate four new bishops without papal mandate on July 1st, which is Wednesday,

48 hours from now. And we're going to look at what they have to say. It's not that surprising if you followed

SSPX, Cardinal Burke, and Cardinal Mueller. It's about what you would expect. I'm going to

read their words today so you can get a flavor for it. What I think is important here is that,

well, there's really three things converging at this moment. All right. There is the SSPX

consecrations that are happening on Wednesday. But before that, we have today the

feast of St. Peter and St. Paul. So happy feast day of St. Peter and St. Paul.

I used to be a Protestant. I used to think St. Paul was Protestant, that St. Paul was kind of Lutheran.

And as I studied the Church fathers, as I read the Magisterium in the Church, I realized that

St. Paul was Catholic. Many years later, I became a Catholic layman. I wrote a book,

the Catholic perspective on Paul. And I show that in all the Paulian epistles,

Paul says everything you'd expect from a Catholic.

He teaches celibacy.

He calls himself father.

He teaches bishops, priest, deacons.

He teaches transubstantiation.

He teaches infant baptism.

He teaches baptismal regeneration.

And the second part of that is Peter.

You know, I used to be a Protestant, did not understand the papacy until I began to read

the church fathers.

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