A LENGTHY book by R&R (“recognize and resist”) controversialists John Salza and Robert Siscoe, soon to be published by the Society of St. Pius X, prompts this question.
In this video, Father Cekada provides the answer, based on the early history of the traditionalist movement, theological principles and his own observations on the practical considerations that often cause traditionalists to shy away from the sedevacantist position.
In the in the face of Bergoglio’s “Francis Revolution,” he maintains, it is time for Catholics to re-examine the issue and to put aside the old and often unreasonable fears.
For more on the topic of sedevacantism, see also Fr. Cekada’s Sedevacantism: A Quick Primer.
For Fr. Cekada’s earlier video answering objections to sedevacantism, see Stuck in a Rut: Anti-Sedevacantism in the Age of Bergoglio.
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