You're listening to the SSPX podcast, and welcome to episode 13 of the Crisis in the Church series.

We're joined again by Father Paul Robinson, the prior of St. Isidors in Denver, Colorado.

Last episode, we saw how modernists have changed our interpretation of the scripture,

the sacraments, the catechism, the liturgy, and the priesthood.

Today, we will compare side by side the viewpoints of modern popes and examine them in the light of Pope St. Pius'

the 10th's encyclical, Pichendi.

Within the span of 30 minutes, we'll see how the modern church has perfectly followed the modernist

playbook that Pope St. Pius the 10th had predicted just a hundred years before.

Nearly every modern pronouncement from the Vatican has been perfectly predictable.

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Now we'll turn to Father Robinson.

Well, welcome back to the SSPX podcast in the next episode of our crisis in the church series.

And we started out with Father, with Father Franks.

He gave us some of the history of modernism, talking about Tyrell, Blondell.

And then you talked about Peshendi.

You talked about the kind of the history and, you know, where modernism started and where it got us.

And today we're going to do something a little bit different, and that is kind of showing how modernism really has infiltrated

the church in terms of the hierarchy, the clergy, the popes by showcasing, maybe showcasing as a bad

word, but by showing by passing along some quotes, some quotations and some statements that

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