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Pope Francis and His "Irreversible" Synod?

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Avoiding Babylon
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⁣Ever wondered how politics and Pope Francis intersect? Well, here's a chance to explore this complex relationship through our insightful conversation as we unpack Matt Fradd's revealing interview with Brian Holdsworth. We embark on a spiritual journey through the rich tapestry of Latin Mass, discussing its cultural significance, the alarming absence of decent liturgy in many places, and the pivotal role of Boomers.

Venture with us into the dynamic worlds of Catholic communities and traditions, teetering on the brink of change due to actions from the Vatican. We delve into the response from a men's group who've adopted a sort of Benedict Option, the power of collective prayers, and the importance of holding each other accountable. As we dissect Matt's interview with Brian Holdsworth, we will also touch upon the devastating impact of these changes on communities trying to preserve their faith.

In the final leg of our discussion, we'll turn our focus to Pope Francis's views on the synod and his recent stance encouraging priests to bless same-sex unions, a dramatic departure from traditional Catholic teachings. We'll grapple with the changes brought by Francis to the Vatican, probing how they should be perceived in light of the council and his desire for an evolution in the theological progression of moral theology and interpretation of scriptures. We promise an engaging, thought-provoking conversation that is sure to leave you pondering long after it's over.

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