Welcome to the SSPX podcast and our next installment of our interview series.

This past winter, we spoke with Father Marco Talosinich, a Croatian priest who has a fascinating story.

He was ordained a priest in the standard diocesan structure in his home country of Croatia. Even before his ordination,

though, he began to seek out more information about Catholic tradition. After his ordination,

he experienced what could mildly be called difficulties while attempting to follow his conscience

in learning and celebrating the Latin Mass.

This prompted him to visit the Society of St. Pius X's Seminary in Zeitzegovint, Germany,

and eventually to become a priest within the structure of the SSPX.

So, this interview is the story of one priest's journey to tradition.

But beyond that, it's also the story of one priest attempting to bring tradition back to an entire country that was left behind, first by the communists, then by the modernists.

This is the story of Father Marco Tolosinich.

Welcome to the SSBX podcast, and we are doing a special interview today with Father Marco

Toloshniz. Did I say that right?

Yes.

Very good. I got the first part right at least.

Hello, Father. How are you?

Hello, doing well. How are you?

Very good. Thank you.

And I, we are speaking to you today about the mission of the Society of San Pais, the Tenth in Croatia Croatia and also your story, how you came to be a society priest.

I'd also love to learn a little bit more about the Catholic Church in Croatia as an American who's self-centered and knows only things about America.

I know next to nothing about Croatia. So I would love to learn more

about it. So could we start, Father, with a little bit about you? You entered a diocesan

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