Frank Walker

So, I mean, it is bearing a lot of fruit.

So he says, we share their goal, but there's a lot of people out there that already are able to get to the Latin mass and they have all the necessary permissions from their church's hierarchy.

That to me rings a little childish to me.

It's just, there's a thread running through these criticisms about the SSPX about obedience to authority.

obedience to authority is a good idea.

Like if you were working in a corporation, you need to do what your boss says or you're fired.

But the Catholic Church isn't really like that.

The Catholic Church has more than just obedience to authority.

It's obedience to a creed, to a faith before God.

Everybody forgets that part.

He wants to be all technical about the permissions, which is true.

But he says, and obedience.

Of course, they have some legitimate complaints because they're making it very difficult in Leo Church to be able to go to the Latin Mass.

And that's why they get this environment for their silly idea of a state of emergency and creating bishops.

So he's kind of saying, well, this is your fault, Leo Vatican, and we're here to help you fix it the right way.

I understand that he got a lot of pushback.

And I've seen this happen to him before on Twitter.

He gets, like, a little ratioed, and then he gets kind of angry and a little bit snitty about it.

So that's one guy.

Bishop Aligante out of Switzerland, who's always touted as a conservative, he's also really attacked the—