Seminary faculties, always well attuned to the political situation in their diocese, ad well as the Church-at-large, have moved quite a bit to the left, after having swung to the right in the latter days of JPII and the early days of Benedict XVI. Prospective seminarians, at least the ones who go in with their eyes open, can see this, and stay away. And, in all likelihood, the FSSP is not going to be an option for much longer. Of course, the average Sunday pewsitter, who, as Phil Lawler has recently pointed out, doesn’t recognize the validity of the Novus ordo (70% not believing in the Real Presence), couldn’t care less if there were no more priests. It was different, not too long ago.

Francis is the problem... As a John Paul II priest we wanted to be like him.. his joy, love, dedication, to the church, Christ and the people was seen in him.. Today, who wants to follow a "Grumpy Old Man" who beats everyone to death, except the Globalists, Communists and Mother Earth lovers.

Let’s just all hope that the percentage of sodomites among the seminarians has decreased as well.