As for SSPX Masses, I will go only if I can reasonably find out about the ordination status of the priest. If an unknown priest shows up, I’ll ask around a little bit, maybe check online if there’s information to be had. Normally, there isn’t much time to do this. If I’m uncertain and I can leave without a disruption, that’s what I do. I’ve become accustomed to not having Mass or Sacraments. I had neither for nearly three years during Covid. The one Mass I could physically access was no longer an option because one had to have proof of the “safe and effective sickness 💉 to enter.
My health is not what it once was, so I can no longer work from 6:30-4:00, drive two hours, go to Confession, Mass, and adult catechism, eat dinner, drive another two hours, circle around 45-60 minutes in search of a parking space, walk home, go to bed at 1:00 AM, get up at 5:00 AM, and go to work the next day.
If you have regular access to a certainly ordained traditional priest, Mass, and Sacraments, don’t take it for granted. Go as often as you can because the time may come when it is taken away. 

I am sorry ... and THIS here is yet another example of what neo-SSPX do to the faithful with their hubris in refusing conditional ordination, which just the mere charity of putting souls like yourself at peace.  In this case, given the general state of uncertainty, your practice has been to miss out on the Sacraments when you can't ascertain the ordination status of some unfamiliar priest.  Again, the SSPX have been more and more sly, refusing to publish the priest's name in the bulletin and the priest often does not announce his name.  There was one Sunday I missed receiving Holy Communion myself, since there was a strange priest there (who seemed suspicious), and I could not ascertain his ordination status.  That's actually what inspired me to set up this site here.

https://sspxfakepriests.substack.com/p/gallery

This way, there's perhaps just a bit of hope to visually identify the suspect.  While there are others lists out there, like Catholic Candle, I felt that what was missing was putting the names together with pictures (though CC did have a few).

I will be adding a certain "Father" McLucas to the list (also an accused sɛҳuąƖ predator) ... who has also been "assiting" at SSPX chapels.  Sean Johnson listed him in the article and I've found some pictures.

So, that's why I was hoping to get as complete a list as possible, hoping to get to a point that if the priest you see is not in the above gallery, it's very likely that he's valid.  You can't be 100% certain of course, since they could throw a last-minute new priest out there.  I wonder if there's a way to keep an eye out on "who's on deck", as it were, at the training center in Phoenix.

But for my missing the Sacraments and your missing them, and God only knows how many others ... the arrogant neo-SSPX will have to answer to God, since we can't "waste" 30 minutes of a bishop's time to set things right and put the consciences of the faithful at peace.

Just for the record, could I ask?  Are you one of those "evil" sedevacantists?  Evidently only sedevacantists have this problem, and they're the ones who made up this crackpot "theory" about there being some positive doubt about the New Orders, based upon nothing other than the fact that they completely changed the essential form of the Rite of Episcopal Consecration to something entirely novel that may slightly resemble something in the Eastern Rite that may or may not even be a consecration Rite (vs. an installation Rite of someone who's already a bishop).  So, based on that trivial nothingburger, those wicked sedevacantists made up this absurd theory that there MIGHT be some prudent and reasonable doubt.

That is my type of of dentistry!  ^^^

I am very sensitive to anesthetics...  Last time I had a filling I was sick for 3 days... 

It sounds like maybe I could figure out a good recipe and make my own tooth powder but might buy some in the meantime.  Thank you so much for sharing all the wisdom and knowledge!  We are missing this SO MUCH now-a-days! 

Not for me! I’d prefer the amateur dentist get me drunk or hit me with a rubber mallet. Or he’s got to be REALLY fast!  

Yes, it was. I know that from my parents and grandparents. During the Depression, people used salt or baking soda for tooth powder. Mom was quite poor as a child, so they didn’t go to dentists.  If a tooth got really nasty, you washed your mouth out with alcohol or witch hazel water or vinegar, then grandma pulled it with string and pliers. You just did without.

That is my type of of dentistry!  ^^^ 

I am very sensitive to anesthetics...  Last time I had a filling I was sick for 3 days...  

It sounds like maybe I could figure out a good recipe and make my own tooth powder but might buy some in the meantime.  Thank you so much for sharing all the wisdom and knowledge!  We are missing this SO MUCH now-a-days!  

As for SSPX Masses, I will go only if I can reasonably find out about the ordination status of the priest. If an unknown priest shows up, I’ll ask around a little bit, maybe check online if there’s information to be had. Normally, there isn’t much time to do this. If I’m uncertain and I can leave without a disruption, that’s what I do. I’ve become accustomed to not having Mass or Sacraments. I had neither for nearly three years during Covid. The one Mass I could physically access was no longer an option because one had to have proof of the “safe and effective sickness 💉 to enter.
My health is not what it once was, so I can no longer work from 6:30-4:00, drive two hours, go to Confession, Mass, and adult catechism, eat dinner, drive another two hours, circle around 45-60 minutes in search of a parking space, walk home, go to bed at 1:00 AM, get up at 5:00 AM, and go to work the next day.
If you have regular access to a certainly ordained traditional priest, Mass, and Sacraments, don’t take it for granted. Go as often as you can because the time may come when it is taken away. 

Well said Seraphina. Sorry to hear you are so isolated. Circling around for 60 mins to find a park?? Reminds me of a joke that the young ladies might appreciate. Trying to find a good man is like trying to find a parking space at the shopping centre: all the good ones are taken, and the ones that aren't are handicapped!

As for SSPX Masses, I will go only if I can reasonably find out about the ordination status of the priest. If an unknown priest shows up, I’ll ask around a little bit, maybe check online if there’s information to be had. Normally, there isn’t much time to do this. If I’m uncertain and I can leave without a disruption, that’s what I do. I’ve become accustomed to not having Mass or Sacraments. I had neither for nearly three years during Covid. The one Mass I could physically access was no longer an option because one had to have proof of the “safe and effective sickness 💉 to enter. 
My health is not what it once was, so I can no longer work from 6:30-4:00, drive two hours, go to Confession, Mass, and adult catechism, eat dinner, drive another two hours, circle around 45-60 minutes in search of a parking space, walk home, go to bed at 1:00 AM, get up at 5:00 AM, and go to work the next day. 
If you have regular access to a certainly ordained traditional priest, Mass, and Sacraments, don’t take it for granted. Go as often as you can because the time may come when it is taken away.