Fr. Williamson tackles the question of obedience, the hierarchical nature of the Church, when disobedience can be legitimate, what St. Thomas Aquinas said on this question, and a short history of the SSPX.
Fr. Williamson discusses the nature of the priesthood, how Christ is a priest, the “priesthood” of the people, validity of the New Rite of ordinations, and life in the seminary.
Fr. Williamson goes on to explain Church history according to the “Seven Ages” of Ven. Holzhauser, reflections on modern art, the history of the Crusades, modern science’s debt to the Church, and the dangers of modern philosophy.
Fr. Williamson discusses briefly discusses the origins of the Papacy, its role, the doctrine of infallibility, the election of Pius X, Archbishop Lefebvre’s doctrinal stance, errors of the New Church, Assisi and the de facto schism with the Church in America.
Bishop Williamson defines what the true meaning of the Cross is, gives a bit of a biographical background to the Pope, how the conciliar mentality sees the Holy Ghost as being present in all religions.
Bishop Williamson gives the reasons for the Episcopal Consecrations in 1988, mentions the visitation of Cardinal Gagnon in 1987, the May 1988 Protocol, false promises given to seminarians who left in Econe in 1986, and explores the nature of papal infallibility.
