Fr. Charles Murr recounts some of his Church-reform and parish-based adventures in Italy and Mexico.

Richard Williamson was born in the UK during WWII in 1940. He converted from Anglicanism to Catholicism in 1971. He was later ordained a priest in 1976 and consecrated a bishop in 1988, both by Archbishop Lefebvre. Retired Naval Academy professor Dr. David Allen White wrote that Bishop Williamson is “the most outspoken, detested, persistent, outrageous, implacable, unyielding, forthright, kindly and charitable Catholic Bishop." I hope you agree after hearing this podcast. (The second half is the best.)

Mr. Murray Rundus interviews me about the poor, the pro-life movement and my vocation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qdj1s77WB0A

A high-school buddy of mine, Marc, has converted and become a traditional Catholic. Marc is a civil attorney.  On the side, he runs a Catholic website called https://catholicesquire.org and a YouTube channel (linked below.) In his interview of me, he asks me about my life as a hermit (or monk-missionary, more practically) and how I became a traditional priest after being raised a progressive Catholic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_djpVBIjOpc