A small stand for Christ the King. Public Rosary rally outside a sodomy parade in northern British Columbia. Few in number. Firm in Faith. “In the end, My Immaculate Heart will triumph.” —Our Lady of Fatima

• They operate with the silent permission of Modernist Rome, under the illusion of resistance while walking the path of reconciliation.
  
• They remain silent on Rome’s heresies.
  
• They treat modernist bishops as legitimate spiritual authorities.
  
• They prepare for full reconciliation with a hierarchy that has not returned to Tradition.
  

• Unite across nations with one Faith, one fight, and one clear standard.
  
• Buy land, form Catholic communities, and prepare spiritually and materially.
  
• Establish a parallel Catholic economy that rejects the Beast system and proclaims Christ as King.
  
• Expose every compromise, especially within so-called traditional groups that feign neutrality while guiding souls into the conciliar Church.
  

Good evening, 
     I am learning so much from the recent edition of The Recusant. In some ways it seems as though it was written for me personally. I am a new convert to Catholicism and through my studies I have been rapidly coming to understand the damage done to the Catholic Church by the Second Vatican Council and the continuation, furthering, and deepening of that damage by the Popes since.  I was originally baptized as a Protestant. I recently converted to Catholicism and received a conditional baptism in my local novus ordo church. When I understood the necessity of my converting to Catholicism, I did not do my do due diligence in research and was ignorant of the evils of the Second Vatican Council. Even when I came to have an understanding of the evils and dangers of the modernism of the conciliar church, I was mistaken in my belief that it was more beneficial to be Catholic in whatever manner that would allow me to attend mass and receive the sacraments than not. This recent issue of The Recusant is correcting my understandings. I am thankful for this. I have a couple of questions.
Question 1: Am I validly baptized? I believe in the truths of the Nicene Creed including confessing one baptism for the forgiveness of sins. I did not have a video of my baptism to show the local novus ordo priest, so he thought it prudent to conditionally baptize me. I now understand through my reading of The Recusant that the faith is more important than the sacraments, but I do want to be assured that I am a validly baptized Catholic. 
Question 2: How did an adult convert to Catholicism prior to The Second Vatican Council? What was the process? How does the Marian Corps of The Society of Saint Pius X receive adults into the Catholic Church? Is there any defined process of conversion from the modern Catholicism to pre-Vatican II Catholicism? I have a traditional catechism book that I am studying on my own and I listen to as much as I can from the Oratory of The Sorrowful Heart of Mary. It is my belief that the Marian Corps of The Society of Saint Pius X is the last bastion of authentic Christianity remaining.