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⁣We discuss the recent attempted attack on a Louisiana parish and violent attacks happening on NYC streets, including against actor Steve Buscemi.

We grapple with the shifting paradigms shaping our modern world through the lens of Mass security, the portrayal of clergy in film, and the controversial currents of Pride Month and DEI initiatives. Hard-hitting yet heartfelt, this episode doesn't shy away from the political realm either, dissecting generational shifts in perspective on hot-button issues like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and feminism.

Concluding with a deep dive into the spiritual, join us as we confront the enduring struggles with faith that are as personal as they are profound. From the enigmatic nature of belief to the concept of resurrection and heaven, our journey through faith is laid bare. And because every conversation should have lighter moments, don't miss the interview mishap that reminds us of our shared humanity and the tease of an exciting announcement that promises to be the icing on this podcast cake.
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⁣Join us for a captivating session with our guest, Hugh Owen, founder of the Kolbe Center for the Study of Creation. Hugh takes us on a fascinating journey, unearthing the traditional teachings of the Catholic Church on creation, tracing back to the Catechism of Trent, and delving into St. Thomas' concept of the universe's first perfection. As we walk through this spiritual exploration, we unravel God's supernatural work of creation and the profound significance of the Sabbath.

This episode also exposes the influence of 17th-century philosopher Descartes and how his philosophy of uniformitarian naturalism has shaped modern thought. We dissect how these ideas have fueled evolutionary thought, highlighting the objections raised by theologians of the time. Prepare to challenge conventional secular wisdom as we delve into Young Earth Creationism and the rejection of evolution, revealing fascinating evidence that suggests humans and dinosaurs shared the Earth.

We also navigate the pivotal roles of Vatican Council I and II in shaping Catholic faith teachings and the repercussions of dismissing God's revelation about the world's creation. Discussing evolution's impact on our worldview, we delve into the traditional Catholic doctrine of creation and the absurdity of material processes creating complex coded information without intelligent involvement. So, buckle up, as we embark on this intellectual and spiritual odyssey with Hugh Owen!

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⁣How can a response video against Brian Holdsworth spark a whirlwind of emotions and critical evaluations? Our latest dialogue uncovers the layers of criticism that surround Michael Lofton's videos, especially the most recent one against Mr. Holdsworth. We dissect how shame played a role in our reactions and the subsequent decision to delete a stream about Lofton. Ride with us through the ups and downs of this intriguing story.

We also delve into the world of Catholic content creators, examining the influence of traditionalists, Kennedy Hall, and Tim Flanders on channel viewership. Don't miss out on our analysis of the Bishop Strickland controversy and the ripple effect it has had on Catholic content creators. We shed light on the role of Michael in this, bringing you a comprehensive look at the multifaceted world of Catholic content creation and its various controversies.

Through critical evaluations and personal stories, we make room for self-reflection and humility. Laughter, in our view, is a key component of meaningful conversations and a tool for self-understanding. We'll also share our thoughts on the loyalty of our audience, the importance of maintaining a sense of humor and the courage to face criticism head-on. So grab a seat, kick back and join us in this fascinating exploration of controversy, criticism, and above all, the power of laughter.

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In vitro fertilization, or IVF, has been front and center in the news following the Alabama Supreme Court’s ruling that embryos created through IVF are legally “children” for the purposes of that state’s Wrongful Death of a Minor Act. In the wake of the decision, politicians, religious leaders, and laypeople who view themselves as “pro-life” have wrestled publicly with legal and practical questions surrounding IVF, including its availability. Catholics, for their part, know–or ought to know–that the Church opposes IVF, though many remain unsure as to why. If IVF assists couples in having children, is this not a good thing? What crucial moral issues does IVF raise and how should Catholics address them? In this timely episode, Fr. Ian Palko explains the mechanics of IVF while situating the procedure in a classical Catholic moral framework. He also stresses the importance of not separating procreation from its proper, marital context.

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Watch the introduction to our video on the works of the renowned 19th century priest, Fr. D. W. Cahill.

⁣Explore the fringes of reality with Jay Dyer, as we dissect the Gnostic influences in today's culture. Uncover the possibility of body doubles among the glitterati and witness a deep dive into the dramatic transformation of figures like Dave Chappelle. This episode isn't just about celebrity gossip; we trace the philosophical undercurrents of ancient religious practices and their resurgence in modern esoteric beliefs. From the literary influence of works like "Through the Looking Glass" on contemporary thought to the far-reaching implications of transhumanist ambitions, prepare for a discussion that traverses the boundaries of the conceivable.

Join the conversation as we challenge the fabric of theological discourse, debating the intricacies of Christian typology and the nuances of biblical interpretation. Hear my reflections on the transformative impact of typology on my own faith journey and engage with the debate surrounding the role of Mary as a conduit of divine grace. Jay and I examine the distinctions between Eastern Orthodox and Western Christian traditions, scrutinizing the theological and liturgical divergences that shape the mosaic of Christianity. Whether discussing Mariology or the geopolitical intricacies that intertwine with church doctrine, this episode offers an enlightening perspective on the ever-evolving landscape of faith.

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⁣Embark on an intellectual odyssey as we grapple with the enduring theological disputes between Catholicism and Protestantism. Could diving into the depths of these religious intricacies offer you a richer understanding of your faith? Our discussions cut through the misconceptions and contentious debates, from the evangelical misreadings of Catholic practices to the fictitious entanglements of paganism and Catholicism. We examine the role of faith and works in salvation, scrutinize the traditional critique of the Novus Ordo Mass, and consider the implications of individualism post-Reformation.

Witness as we explore the intimate connections fostered within the Church, sharing insights on the veneration of saints and the significance of relics in the early Church that bind us to a spiritual lineage. As we navigate the moral and political mazes of abortion rights and the pro-life movement, questioning the effectiveness of advocacy and political strategies, we also delve into the challenges faced by non-profit management in this sector.

Conversations take a twist as we humorously critique the dating dynamics between traditional Latin Mass-goers and Novus Ordo attendees and navigate the delicate balance of open-mindedness and respectful disagreement within the Catholic community. Our candid approach pulls no punches when addressing the quirks and quandaries of contemporary Catholicism, all while emphasizing the centrality of maintaining unity amidst diverse liturgical preferences and theological views. So tune in and allow us to challenge what you thought you knew about the faith that has shaped centuries and continues to inspire vigorous debate to this day.


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⁣Explore the boundaries of human dignity and the Catholic Church's stance in the modern world as we unpack the recent Vatican document, Dignitas Infinita. From the controversial debate over the death penalty to the complexities of gender changes and immigration, we're dissecting the implications these teachings Dignitas Infinita have on societal norms and Catholic doctrine. This episode delves into the transformative post-Vatican II era, scrutinizing whether the Church's message has softened to resemble the gentle voice of a social worker and debating if it's truly effective in confronting today's cultural issues.

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⁣This terce was traditionally the children's requirement for Tuesdays, Fridays, and the
Sundays from the beginning of Lent until Palm Sunday. The traditional
adult Rosary comprises all the Mysteries recited each day.

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A song for those in the trenches of the spiritual battle. Title track from the album "A Battle Cry Goes Out"
Music & Lyrics: Fr. Maximilian M. Dean
Bass, Drums, Guitars, Keyboard, Lead Vocals: Fr. Maximilian M. Dean
Backing Vocals: Karin Mozina
Video Production: Coronation Media

LYRICS:
A cry goes out from the King’s throne.
Triumphal shout making things known.
The trumpet blasts, the battle begins.
Hell’s gates are smashed, my King He wins.

CHORUS:
Christ our King conquers everything.
The battle of the King – war is raging.
Christ our King, He’s dominating.
Will you fight for our Warrior King?

The King of kings with His Queen Mother.
The Lord of lords our Friend and Brother,
With Angels and Saints on He goes,
To victory against the infernal foe.

CHORUS

When all seems a loss, nailed to a tree,
His death on the Cross means victory.
Devil and sin and death are dethroned.
Christ risen from the dead - our King enthroned.

CHORUS

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2 of 3 conferences in 2022 given by Fr. Ripperger at Our Sorrowful Mother's Ministry - www.osmm.org

1 of 3 conferences in 2022 given by Fr. Ripperger at Our Sorrowful Mother's Ministry - www.osmm.org

Sermons and lectures from the original Sensus Fidelium channel