I went on The Catholic Current radio program yesterday with Fr. Robert McTeigue, S.J. to elaborate on some of the recent articles that I’ve written and to comment on the state of the culture and the Church. If you enjoy what I do in the written form on this Substack, you will likely enjoy this.
The only label that matters is Catholic. Either you are Catholic or you are not. The political labels of conservative and liberal simply divide people. If our politics reflected Catholic doctrine, the Natural Law, and the Divine Positive Law, there would not be this divide. But America was founded upon Protestantism and Freemasonry, both enemies of Catholicism. So that has been the most damaging divide and inevitably will cease to have any influence on people as a foundation built on sand cannot stand forever.
Our Church is studying Epic, A Journey Through Church History of the last 2000 years by Steve Weidenkopf & Dr Alan Schireck.
The Catholic Church the the traditions past on by Peter the first Pope and the disciples, but one very big block was the Protestant Revolution when Martin Luther and John Calvin took many of the Catholic traditions out and many people lost their lives when they stood up for Christ’s teachings beginning with the be heading of St. Thomas More when he recognized King Henry VIII’ marriage to
Catherine of Aragon.
Of course the Catholic Church was persecuted throughout history.
St. John XXIII called the Second Vatican II to develop ways to present the timeless teachings of the Faith anew to a skeptical modern world. You can read the 16 documents of the Second Vatican Council online from the Vatican.
The only problem was, it was not implemented properly, only Poland and parts of African.
When some parishes are whitewashing their statues and bringing in guitars and modern music, you can see the documents were not fully implemented!
The secular world wants to hide this truth! Libraries are discarding the classics and old editions from their shelves and our internet keeps us distracted from the truth.
Back on top of the world I see. "Listener favorite" he says. I see the expansion of the ideas you talked about on the show as continuing. You ask all the right questions. I think a real deep dive into old books as either essays or episodes that you clearly have a good interest in would be an excellent idea. I've been listening to your audiobook reading, and now the audio versions of your articles. If there's truly something you enjoy, it comes through in your voice. It's probably a pain to record and edit all that. But it's a great idea. I bet you could pick out a great collection of old books from the 1800s and earlier. I bet you could find treasures that many people out there don't know exist. I'm always looking forward to your next article. Much appreciation.
The only label that matters is Catholic. Either you are Catholic or you are not. The political labels of conservative and liberal simply divide people. If our politics reflected Catholic doctrine, the Natural Law, and the Divine Positive Law, there would not be this divide. But America was founded upon Protestantism and Freemasonry, both enemies of Catholicism. So that has been the most damaging divide and inevitably will cease to have any influence on people as a foundation built on sand cannot stand forever.
As if a Catholic priest is knowledgeable of sociopolitik and society at large?
Holy fuck my expectations or low but dayum!
Our Church is studying Epic, A Journey Through Church History of the last 2000 years by Steve Weidenkopf & Dr Alan Schireck.
The Catholic Church the the traditions past on by Peter the first Pope and the disciples, but one very big block was the Protestant Revolution when Martin Luther and John Calvin took many of the Catholic traditions out and many people lost their lives when they stood up for Christ’s teachings beginning with the be heading of St. Thomas More when he recognized King Henry VIII’ marriage to
Catherine of Aragon.
Of course the Catholic Church was persecuted throughout history.
St. John XXIII called the Second Vatican II to develop ways to present the timeless teachings of the Faith anew to a skeptical modern world. You can read the 16 documents of the Second Vatican Council online from the Vatican.
The only problem was, it was not implemented properly, only Poland and parts of African.
When some parishes are whitewashing their statues and bringing in guitars and modern music, you can see the documents were not fully implemented!
The secular world wants to hide this truth! Libraries are discarding the classics and old editions from their shelves and our internet keeps us distracted from the truth.
Back on top of the world I see. "Listener favorite" he says. I see the expansion of the ideas you talked about on the show as continuing. You ask all the right questions. I think a real deep dive into old books as either essays or episodes that you clearly have a good interest in would be an excellent idea. I've been listening to your audiobook reading, and now the audio versions of your articles. If there's truly something you enjoy, it comes through in your voice. It's probably a pain to record and edit all that. But it's a great idea. I bet you could pick out a great collection of old books from the 1800s and earlier. I bet you could find treasures that many people out there don't know exist. I'm always looking forward to your next article. Much appreciation.
"WONDERING WHERE THE LIONS ARE" from DANCING IN THE DRAGON'S JAWS* Bruce COCKBURN.
GOD BLESS, SARAH, THE LIONESS