In an amazing act of strong and courageous public admonishment Fr. Gerard Rusak of the SSPX has leveled a blistering critique of the recently published book, The Realist Guide to Religion and Science by fellow SSPX Priest Fr. Paul Robinson.  It was actually published this month as a review on the SSPX website wherein the book is being advertised.  Here is the link: https://angeluspress.org/products/the-realist-guide-to-religion-and-science    Once there simply click on Read 14 reviews to see the actual review which I have pasted below.

Failure to consider all the evidence
Father Gerard Rusak, FSSPX, Nov 2018

While Father Robinson excels on philosophical points in the first six chapters of his book (1 star), he accepts the unproven hypotheses of the Big Bang (with its long ages needed for evolution) and he rashly embraces heliocentrism. Meanwhile, he brushes aside those who do not agree with him using insufficient arguments (see below). His interpretation of the Bible is more in accord with a liberal interpretation of Vatican II's Dei Verbum #11 rather than with the traditional teaching of the Church on the inerrant nature of Holy Scripture. This allows him to pick and choose among facts related in the book of Genesis and elsewhere in the Bible. He also ignores the longstanding the decrees of the Church against Galileo and the unanimous teaching of the Fathers of the Church these same questions. On these last issues, his insufficient arguments have been completely refuted by a book by Robert Sungenis: "Scientific Heresies and Their Effect on the Church" (564 pages).

I thank the Angelus Press in advance for posting this review and request them to add to their list of books the above book of Robert Sungenis so that both sides of the question may be heard. Or should they not wish to do so, to withdraw Father Robinson's book from sale from this their website.
I may add that I know other SSPX priests and faithful like myself who are shocked at the publication of this book for at least some if not all, of the above reasons.

I hope Fr Rusak likes warm weather, its great this time of year in Nigeria.  

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I hope Fr Rusak likes warm weather, it's great this time of year in Nigeria.  

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...you left out the part about having to go evangelize the baboons...

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Found on the first link above:
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Further reading

• Galileo: victim or villain?

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The linked article is authored by Jason Winschel, a parishioner of the SSPX chapel in Carnegie, PA.
He is not a scientist, but an academic with degrees in History and Poli Sci.
And that is precisely how the article reads.
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From the note at the end of the article:
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Jason T.J.J. Winschel and wife Tina are the parents of four boys. He holds degrees in History and Political Science from the University of Pittsburgh. He teaches History at the middle and high school levels in the North Allegheny School District. He and his family attend the Latin Mass at Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church in Carnegie, PA.

About 7 years ago when he was the SSPX pastor at Our Lady of the Rosary Church in Winnipeg Fr. Rusak bravely hosted a presentation/talk on geocentrism by Robert Sungenis for the SSPX faithful.  During Sungenis' visit Fr. Rusak also set up a debate on geocentrism at the U. of Manitoba with Sungenis who easily won -- by a count from the audience itself who by the way was fairly hostile to Sungenis at the beginning of the debate and throughout a good part of it.

I have no real interest in Fr. Robinson's book, or in Fr. Rusak's responses, although I think I would probably agree with Fr. Rusak. But of immense interest would be Fr. R's immediate future.  Will he keep his present assignment, or will he be sent to some African country,... or worse, will he be driven from the Society altogether?  We all know how the former regime treated dissident priests.  Does the change in leadership signal a greater tolerance and a change of direction?  Or will it simply be more of the same some kind of harsh treatment meted out to Fr. Rusak?  We're all standing by.

Very good question.  Let's keep track of Father Rusak.

About 7 years ago when he was the SSPX pastor at Our Lady of the Rosary Church in Winnipeg Fr. Rusak bravely hosted a presentation/talk on geocentrism by Robert Sungenis for the SSPX faithful.  During Sungenis' visit, Fr. Rusak also set up a debate on geocentrism at the U. of Manitoba with Sungenis, who easily won -- by a count from the audience itself who, by the way, was fairly hostile to Sungenis at the beginning of the debate and throughout a good part of it.

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The things you learn on CI -- where else would one find this explained? Certainly not the Angelus or sspx.org .
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So he has a record of going against the grain in the Society. Therefore, he is slated for consequences. 
The iron fist of Menzingen cannot abide with dissidents; they've proved that much, if anything.