On this special episode of the SSPX interview series, we're joined by Father Patrick Summers,

the District Superior of Asia for the Society of St. Pius X. Father Summers shares some of the

unique challenges and stories of the life of tradition in the missions, and encourages us to pray that the Lord

send more laborers into the vineyard. You can find more information at sspxpodcast.com, as well

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Listen now to hear how the society keeps the Archbishop's missionary spirit alive around

the world and how the treasures of the Catholic Church continue to bear fruit today.

Now let's join Father Summers, interviewed by Mr. James Vogel,

communications director for the Society of St. Pius, the 10th U.S. District.

Father Summers, thank you for joining us. This is, we're taking advantage of Father's visit

here to St. Mary's in the Angeles Press studio. Father is the District Superior of Asia.

And for our listeners who don't know you, Father, could you start by telling us a little bit

about your background and your time as a priest? Okay, sure. Sure. I'm very happy to be here.

I'm passing through quite a few places in the U.S. to explain the work of the SSPX across Asia.

Quite a few priories and chapels, but also a lot of schools trying to encourage the students

to show them the great work of the apostolate that's in dire need of more laborers in the fields.

We need more vocations, young ladies, young men.

We're trying to show them that there's another world out there

in need of the light of the faith.

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