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A.D. 2026: The Year of St. Francis, the SSPX, and Church Renewal
The recent announcements from both the SSPX and the Holy See about the impending episcopal consecrations have ignited a fresh wave of digital melees. Speculations, opinions, and even accusations abound on the decision, the declared potential consequences, and the perceived legitimacy of these consequences. And there's no denying this is an event of monumental significance in the Church. It's one that will objectively have a huge impact on the historical trajectory of both the
Andrew Mioni
4 days ago4 min read
An Open Letter to Kennedy Hall
Mr. Hall, I am writing this letter in response to your recent publication in Crisis Magazine, The SSPX, the Truth, and Charity . Now, to be quite honest, I'm not a fan of the all-too-prevalent format of discourse that dominates Catholic internet today, which takes the form of one person responding in an incendiary manner to an article, video, etc from another content creator, leading to a spiral of response videos that ultimately do nothing more than drum up agitation and fru
Andrew Mioni
Feb 65 min read


Servants of the Holy Family— a preview of the SSPX's future?
The Servants of the Holy Family, an SSPX offshoot group, have been the subject of recent developments from the Vatican after their founder was consecrated a bishop in early 2024 without a pontifical mandate, incurring excommunication. Noting the almost identical parallels between them and the SSPX, I thought it might be worth examining their history, their current status, what they might indicate regarding how the Church intends to deal with the SSPX when they also consecrate
Andrew Mioni
Dec 31, 20254 min read


Rome will not approve new bishops for the SSPX. Here's why.
How the May 5, 1988 protocol with Lefebvre sets the standard for the future.
Andrew Mioni
Dec 28, 20258 min read
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