I've been attending an SSPX Chapel for over a year now but only recently did I find out that the priest who has been my confessor in all that time was ordained in the new rite of ordination and was never conditionally reordained by the SSPX. Initially, I had thought he was ordained prior to the changes in the rite of ordination but, that appears to not be the case.

This Chapel is the only place within a reasonable distance from where I live where I thought I could receive the sacraments validly. Now I'm concerned that I haven't been absolved from the sins that I've confessed for going on a year now. I really have no idea what to do now as there aren't any other options that I know of.

I'm strongly reconsidering sedevacantism at the moment but, I'm kind of waffling on the subject because I don't want to pick the wrong position and place myself in schism based on either position I take or make a bad confession as a result of that if I were able to find someone to hear it in the future. I'm very distraught that I am unable, at least presently, to find a validly ordained priest who would hear my general confession and don't know what to do in order to solve this problem.

It's very unfortunate because this priest who I have been seeing as a confessor was very patient and easy to talk to. I don't want to randomly show up to a chapel that I haven't been to before and have different priest that I've never met before that get irritable with me because I want to make a general confession which would likely take a long time. I've had this happen before with two different SSPX priests before (one who was also formerly Novus Ordo but, also, was likely never reordained and another who was likely validly ordained but is promoting the vaccines because Francis says it's good) get angry with me simply because I want to make a good, thorough confession and they evidently felt like I was wasting their time because it took longer than 5 minutes.

As a result of this, I don't know if I can or should go back to the SSPX. How can anyone know for certain if they're validly receiving the sacraments if they've stopped reordaining priests who come to them from the Novus Ordo?

I would be very appreciative if anyone could offer some advice on what to do in this situation. I live in the northeastern part of the United States if that is a sufficient yet vague enough description of my geographic location.

You have Sspx priests and bishops who have been ordained in old rite who raped children.  You have SSPX priests and bishops ordained in old rite and now they are pushing the nєω ωσrℓ∂ σr∂єr jab. 

Can you explain what this has to do with the topic at hand?  And here’s a newsflash: If you’re looking for a group without sinners, you’re never going to find it.

The question of which traditional group has valid holy orders is a Morton's Fork. Robust arguments abound against validity for each line: the Liénart stigma in the SSPX and its offshoots; the one-handed defect of the Dolanite line; the multifaceted critique of Thục's mental competence; the vitiation of some Duarte Costa lines; the doubtfulness of all Novus-Ordo lines; the threats to validity stemming from inadequately formed vagi who, while perhaps valid themselves, fail to confect the sacrament; undocuмented consecrations based on the testimony of highly conflicted parties, etc., etc. All options are equally undesirable. The only remedy is thoroughgoing research and a final choice that seems to be the least of all evils, one of which is to stay "home alone."