You're listening to the SSPX podcast, and welcome to episode 27 of the Crisis in the Church

series. This week, we're speaking with Father Patrick Summers, the District Superior of the

Society of St. Pius X in Asia, about ecumenism. Acumenism, as we have already seen in episode

23, was one of the driving factors behind the

Novosardo Mass. But today, we'll explore the other effects of ecumenism on the Catholic

Church, and how, instead of being the new way to evangelize, as was blindly promised, threatens

to turn Catholicism into a schizophrenic religion.

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Now, we'll turn to our conversation with Father Summers.

We're back with another episode of the SSPX podcast and the crisis in the church series.

And very happy to welcome Father Patrick Summers back to this podcast and this video series. Hello, Father,

how are you? Very good, Andrew. Thanks for having me on. It's been a long time since we talked last.

And for those who may not remember from our last interview, Father Summers is the superior of the

District of Asia for the Society of St. Pius the 10th, and you are in Malaysia

right now, or Sri Lanka? I'm in Malaysia right now in quarantine, which is required before you're

allowed out to start working for the good of the faithful here in Malaysia, who have not

seen a priest for almost a year.

Wow.

A year.

And you must be chomping at the bit to get out and go be able to visit them and see them and provide the sacraments.

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