You're listening to the SSPX podcast and welcome to episode 47 of the Crisis in the Church series.

Today, we're happy to have Father Michael Goldaddy, the prior of St. Vincent DePaul's Chapel in Kansas City, Missouri,

join us to answer a question that is on the mind of many who are new to the traditional Catholic community,

namely, is it okay for me to attend a Mass of the Society of St. Pius the 10th?

There are many experts out there who claim one or several of the following.

One, you can't fulfill your Sunday obligation at an SSPX chapel.

Two, you could fulfill your obligation, but it would be sinful to do that.

Yes, we've actually heard that one.

Or three, it's not a sin to attend, but be careful, it promotes a schismatic mentality.

So in the conclusion of the crisis in the church series study of the SSPX itself over the last few episodes,

we will answer all those questions and let you know why it's actually good to attend an SSPX Mass right now on the SSPX podcast.

Welcome back to the SSPX podcast, our next episode on the Crisis in the Church series,

and very happy to welcome for the first time to this series.

And I think probably the first time on the podcast as well, Father Michael Goldaddy.

Hello, Father, how are you?

Doing well, thank you.

Thank you for inviting me.

Absolutely.

Better late than never.

We are probably, we probably only have a couple episodes left.

But, you know, there's no time like the present.

I wanted to have you on, Father, to ask and answer one basic question, and that is, can I go to an SSPX mass?

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