You're listening to the SSPX podcast and welcome to episode 28 of the Crisis in the Church series.

Today we're speaking with Father Jonathan Loop about religious liberty.

This, like ecumenism, which we saw last time, is one of the major exports of the Second Vatican Council.

By it, we are led to believe that someone's

religion is their conscience, and no one else should tell them what to believe. But Father Luke

will explain to us how, while this sounds very nice, is completely missing the mark on what liberty

is and how the church has changed from its previous practice of religious toleration.

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Now let's turn to our conversation with Father Loop.

Thank you. Now let's turn to our conversation with Father Loop. Welcome back to the SSPX podcast in our next episode on the crisis in the church.

And we are welcoming Father Jonathan Loop, the principal of Immaculate Conception Academy,

up in Post Falls, Idaho. And as we're recording this, we're in middle of May, and I think

this episode is going to be coming out later in June, but how are things wrapping up at the school

up in Post Falls, Father? No, thank you for asking, Andrew. In fact, it looks like we're going to finish well,

very busy this time, this month of me, I'm sure for anyone else who's involved with the school

can sympathize that it tends to be pretty packed with, you know, various performances,

you know, grading, preparing for graduation. So it's good. I mean, it's a healthy, busy,

but it's certainly intense. Very good. Well, thank you for all your work you're doing up there

for the school father. And thank you for taking the time to talk with us. We are talking today

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