Father Bernard de Lacoste, rector of the SSPX's flagship seminary in Ecône, Switzerland, just made a stunning prediction. He says Pope Leo XIV will one day "acknowledge that he has strayed from Catholic doctrine" and will thank the Society for preserving the traditional liturgy and unabridged faith. But the Vatican sees it differently. Cardinal Gerhard Müller declares the SSPX is in "a state of schism." Cardinal Robert Sarah warns of an "irreversible rupture." The July 1 episcopal consecrations, planned without papal mandate, triggered automatic excommunication. Who is right? Is the SSPX preserving the Church – or breaking it? Watch to understand both sides of the crisis that could reshape Catholicism for generations.
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07 September 2026
He Runs the SSPX's Top Seminary – And He's Sure the Pope Will One Day Thank Them!
From The Catholic Corner
Father Bernard de Lacoste, rector of the SSPX's flagship seminary in Ecône, Switzerland, just made a stunning prediction. He says Pope Leo XIV will one day "acknowledge that he has strayed from Catholic doctrine" and will thank the Society for preserving the traditional liturgy and unabridged faith. But the Vatican sees it differently. Cardinal Gerhard Müller declares the SSPX is in "a state of schism." Cardinal Robert Sarah warns of an "irreversible rupture." The July 1 episcopal consecrations, planned without papal mandate, triggered automatic excommunication. Who is right? Is the SSPX preserving the Church – or breaking it? Watch to understand both sides of the crisis that could reshape Catholicism for generations.
Father Bernard de Lacoste, rector of the SSPX's flagship seminary in Ecône, Switzerland, just made a stunning prediction. He says Pope Leo XIV will one day "acknowledge that he has strayed from Catholic doctrine" and will thank the Society for preserving the traditional liturgy and unabridged faith. But the Vatican sees it differently. Cardinal Gerhard Müller declares the SSPX is in "a state of schism." Cardinal Robert Sarah warns of an "irreversible rupture." The July 1 episcopal consecrations, planned without papal mandate, triggered automatic excommunication. Who is right? Is the SSPX preserving the Church – or breaking it? Watch to understand both sides of the crisis that could reshape Catholicism for generations.
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