You're listening to the SSPX podcast, and welcome to episode 29 of the crisis in the church series.

Today we're very pleased to welcome Don Morrow Tranquillo to discuss one of the least well-known,

but arguably most vital of the errors to come from the Second Vatican Council, collegiality.

Collegiality, as Father will discuss, is not just about democratizing the church,

but it would completely upend the doctrine of the church regarding bishops,

and by it do great danger to both the episcopacy and the papacy.

A quick note, Father is a native Italian, and his English is quite good.

But if you are one of those people who has trouble with accents, we have a transcript available.

Just click on the captions button if you're watching this on YouTube,

or you can download the transcript at sspxpodcast.com slash crisis.

And if you'd like to learn more about the series we're doing on the crisis in the church

or see all of our previous 28 episodes, you can go to the same address for more information.

Now, let's turn to our conversation with Don Tranquilo.

Well, welcome back to the SSPX podcast, and we are very happy to welcome for the first time to this podcast and to the crisis series.

Father Tranquilo, Don Tranquilo. Hello, Father, how are you?

Hi, nice to meet you. Fine. Thank you. You as well. You as well. And it is a pleasure to have you. And for those people who may not know who you are,

this is the first time we have met as well. Could you tell us a little bit about who you are and what you do, Father?

Yes, sure. I'm just a usual priest of the society in Italy, been a priest since 2002,

and I'm now at the priority in Montalenges, so in the northern part of Italy, where I am from,

more or less. I'm from Milan, actually. Monteleng is near

Turin, and we have our apostolate here, as everywhere else, so chapels and masses and everything,

here in Turin and in Milan too. I have been a long time in Rimini before and then in Rome, and a couple of years also in Scotland.

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