You're listening to the SSPX podcast and welcome to episode 15 of the Crisis in the Church

series. First, my apologies for the delay in posting this episode. Hopefully we'll be back

on schedule for the remainder of the series. Today, we're speaking with Father Dominique Bormo,

the pastor of St. Vincent's in Kansas City, and the author of 100 Years of Modernism. On the topic

of existentialism,

Father will explore how this philosophy came about

as a result of modernism

and then directly influenced the neo-modernists

in the 20th century,

who would be the ringleaders of the new theology

of the Catholic Church.

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Now, let's turn to our conversation with Father Dominique Bormel.

Well, this is the first time I've talked with you on one of these, Father, and could we just have a little background as to who you are and what you do for the Society of St. Pius

the 10th?

Right. So I'm a society priest for about 40 years.

Next year will be my 40th anniversary as a society priest of

by a Jevichop Favre 91 and in the Cone, Switzerland.

And I've been pretty much a teacher at Semerese for 25 years plus, the US, Australia, Argentina.

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