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You Can Feel Close to God and Still Be in Mortal Sin – Excerpta Catechismi

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Excerpta Catechismi, Spiritual Formation

🙏 You can feel close to God and still be in mortal sin. And the opposite can also happen: you may feel spiritually dry, receive little consolation in prayer, and yet remain faithfully united to God in sanctifying grace. Why? Because grace is not a feeling. ✨ Sanctifying grace is the supernatural gift of God

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Ben Shapiro to America: Shut Up and Eat Your Goyslop – Tucker Carlson

* AP, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, * Political / Finance / History, Tucker Carlson

Ben Shapiro to America: shut up and eat your goyslop. Overpriced burritos are more than you deserve. Catherine Austin Fitts began her career on Wall Street at Dillon Read & Co. and later served as Assistant Secretary of Housing under President George H. W. Bush. Drawing on her experience in finance and government, she became

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Young People Can’t Afford to Live – Rerum Novarum’s Answer to the Crisis – Sign Of The Cross

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Political / Finance / History, Frank Wright, Pope Leo XIII

Young people cannot afford homes. They cannot afford families. The economy is producing conditions that are neither pro-family nor pro-life. Frank Wright turns to Pope Leo XIII’s Rerum Novarum to ask a fundamental question: what is our economy for? Catholic social teaching rejects both unrestrained capitalism and socialist state worship. It teaches a reciprocal balance of rights

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The Third Temple, Zionism, and Protestantism: A Conservative’s Reckoning (John Davidson) | Ep. 86 – Eternal Christendom (with Joshua Charles)

* AP, * Bookmarked Favorite, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, Catholic Conversions, Joshua Charles, The Anti-Christ, Zionism / Dispensationalism

In this episode, we interview John Davidson, a senior editor at the conservative publication “The Federalist,” about his conversion from protestantism, and his reassessment of Zionism in light of the Catholic Faith. CHAPTERS00:00 – Intro: John Davidson, Conversion, Israel, and Zionism01:17 – Welcome, Prayer, and Episode Roadmap04:54 – Conversion Story: From Evangelicalism to the Catholic

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The False Messiah Who Shook the Jewish World: Sabbatai Zevi – Christ The King

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, Christ The King, TJQ, Zionism / Dispensationalism

In 1666, Sabbatai Zevi was hailed across the Jewish world as the “messiah” — then converted to Islam to save his own life. His followers built a heresy to explain it away, one that later produced Jacob Frank. What Christ foretold about false Jewish messiahs, illustrated in history. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – Cold Open0:05 –

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Leo XIV Classmate: Had SSPX Ordained 30-50 Bishops Rome Would Dialogue – Sign Of The Cross

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, John-Henry Westen, Modernism, Synodality, William A. Thomas

If the SSPX had consecrated 30 to 50 bishops, Rome would have been forced to negotiate. That is the assessment of Professor William Thomas, a Vatican theologian and classmate of Pope Leo XIV, who argues that the Society’s recent consecrations, while historic, did not go far enough to compel the Vatican to take the traditionalist

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No, Getting Married Doesn’t Make Lust Go Away – Brian Holdsworth

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Brian Holdsworth, Marriage, Family, Fatherhood, Motherhood

“If you’re single and struggle with lust, you need to get married.” It sounds biblical. St. Paul does say that it is better to marry than to burn with passion, and the Christian tradition has long described marriage as a remedy for concupiscence. But does that mean marriage actually cures the vice of lust? In

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E. Michael Jones Predicted This | Cooper on Tucker – Avoiding Babylon

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, * Political / Finance / History, Avoiding Babylon, Communism, Modernism

E. Michael Jones predicted this decades ago — and Daryl Cooper just said it out loud on Tucker Carlson’s show. Tonight, we break down Cooper’s concept of “living historically,” where it really comes from, and why the modern project of rootlessness is a direct assault on Catholic identity. The 20th century was a deliberate effort

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This Saint Story Makes Grown Men Cry – Cameron Riecker

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Cameron Riecker, Saints

Timecodes: Discover the incredible story of Saint Vitalis, the 7th-century monk who used his own wages to save souls in a unique way. This video recounts the life of Saint Vitalis, a humble laborer with a truly unusual vocation. Instead of seeking personal comfort, he spent his nights in brothels, not for sin, but to

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Is Jesus Actually Archangel Michael? 🤯 – More Sam Shamoun

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, Protestant Heresies, Sam Shamoun

Sam Shamoun explains the shocking Jehovah’s Witness belief about Jesus Christ and Archangel Michael. According to Jehovah’s Witness theology, what happened to the human Jesus after his death and resurrection? Watch Sam Shamoun examine JW doctrine, the Watchtower, Jesus, Michael the Archangel, the Trinity, and biblical Christianity.

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Will You Be Saved in the End? | #Shorts – Excerpta Catechismi

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Excerpta Catechismi

Will you be saved in the end? ❤️‍🔥 Jesus Christ gives us a solemn warning: “He that shall persevere to the end, he shall be saved.” — Matthew 24:13, Douay–Rheims. Final perseverance means remaining faithful to Jesus Christ in God’s grace and friendship until death. It is not something we accomplish by our own strength.

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Explaining the Apostasy to Protestants – End Times Ark Podcast

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, * Prophecy / Apparitions / End Times, End Times Ark Podcast, Modernism, Synodality

“Let no man deceive you by any means, for unless there come a revolt first, and the man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition, Who opposeth, and is lifted up above all that is called God, or that is worshipped, so that he sitteth in the temple of God, shewing himself as if

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Pastor Says Israel Is Still Chosen—Then Reads What Jesus & Paul Actually Said | Sam Shamoun Answers

* AP, * Bookmarked Favorite, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, Sam Shamoun, Scripture, TJQ, Zionism / Dispensationalism

Video description:A Christian pastor insists that ethnic Israel remains God’s chosen people—but what happens when she reads the words of Jesus and Paul for herself? In this powerful biblical exchange, Sam Shamoun examines whether the modern State of Israel possesses an unconditional divine status simply because it is Israel. The discussion moves through Matthew, Romans,

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Catholic Priest Confronts 14-Year-Old Trafficked Prostitute on Phoenix Streets – 3 part series – Jesse Romero

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Excorcism, Possesion, Spiritual Warfare, Jesse Romero

Part 1 In this gripping episode of the Jesse Romero Show, a Catholic priest shares his raw, real-life encounters with human trafficking victims right outside his parish in a tough Phoenix neighborhood. He describes approaching a young woman who appeared only 14 years old, shaking with fear and dressed for street work, and learning she

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Why St. Thomas Aquinas Became the Angelic Doctor | #Shorts #ViralShorts – Excerpta Catechismi

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Excerpta Catechismi, St. Thomas Aquinas

St. Thomas Aquinas became one of the greatest theologians and Doctors in the history of the Catholic Church—but his extraordinary intellect was always directed toward something infinitely greater than knowledge itself: God. ✝️ Known as the Angelic Doctor — Doctor Angelicus, St. Thomas showed the profound harmony between faith and reason. 🕯 Because God is

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Oneness Pentecostal Reads Acts 2—Then Realizes Jesus Is Not the Father | Sam Shamoun Answers – Sam Shamoun Answers

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Baptism, Protestant Heresies, Scripture, The Holy Trinity

VIDEO DESCRIPTIONHe joined an Apostolic Oneness Pentecostal church, was baptized only in the name of Jesus, and believed his spiritual experience confirmed that he had found the truth. Then he examined Acts 2 carefully. Oneness Pentecostals frequently appeal to Acts 2:38, but what happens when the entire chapter is read in context? Peter says that

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Open Your Ears and Speak the Truth – Soldiers of the Immaculate

* AP, * Bookmarked Favorite, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Fr. Isaac Relyea

In this sermon Father discusses the proper use of the tongue, emphasizing that sinful speech—including calumny, insults, immodesty, gossip, and verbal abuse—can seriously damage other people and incur responsibility before God. Christians have a duty not only to avoid sinful speech but to speak up in defense of the Catholic faith and Truth, particularly when

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If the New Testament Is Corrupt, the Quran Is False! | Sam Shamoun Answers – Sam Shamoun Answers

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Islam heresies, Sam Shamoun

Can Muslims escape the Islamic dilemma by claiming that the New Testament was corrupted and contains only fragments of truth? No—that claim strengthens the dilemma. The Quran repeatedly presents itself as confirming the Scriptures possessed by Jews and Christians. Therefore, both possibilities create a serious problem: ❌ New Testament corrupted—the Quran confirmed corrupted Scriptures. ❌

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Pope Leo’s Advisors: Is the Vatican Replacing Doctrine with Political Religion? | Frank Wright

* AP, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, Frank Wright, Modernism, Synodality

Pope Leo XIV has appointed advisers to the Vatican’s religious life dicastery who have supported women’s ordination and LGBT advocacy. Frank Wright argues these appointments are not isolated controversies; they reflect a broader effort to substitute contemporary liberal political ideology for Catholic doctrine. Drawing on philosopher Michael Polanyi’s concept of “moral inversion,” he explains that

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The Brothers Who Sold Christ Before He Was Born: Joseph and the Unbelieving Synagogue – Christ The King

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Christ The King, Scripture, TJQ

Genesis 37: Joseph’s own brothers sold him to Gentiles for silver — and the Fathers read him as a living prophecy of Christ, sold by His own, the Jews. A patristic reading of Joseph, Judah, and the elder brothers who had to bow to their savior before they could be fed. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 –

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Sam Shamoun Asks One Question—and Exposes Protestantism’s Biggest Problem – More Sam Shamoun

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Apostolic Succession, Protestant Heresies, Sam Shamoun

What does the “true church” look like—and why does Christianity need bishops, apostolic succession, sacraments, and a visible church community? In this powerful conversation, a former atheist and nihilist asks Sam Shamoun how to defend Christianity, choose a denomination, and identify the church established by Jesus Christ and the apostles. Sam Shamoun then addresses the

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How the U.S. Army Tried to Stop the Traditional Mass – Catholic Unscripted

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, * Political / Finance / History, Catholic Unscripted, The Mass, TJQ, Zionism / Dispensationalism

What happens when a loyal career soldier simply asks for the Traditional Latin Mass? In this fascinating conversation, Mark Lambert and Katherine Bennett speak with retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel David Sonnier, author of Rites and Wrongs, about his remarkable six-year struggle to obtain permission for the Traditional Latin Mass on American military bases. A

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Do Catholics Make TOO MUCH of Mary? The Bible has the Answer! – Catholic Bible Highlights

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Blessed Mother Mary, Debunking Anti-Catholic Myths, Kenny Burchard, Protestant Heresies

Do Catholics make too much of Mary? That’s the accusation we often hear. A Protestant commenter says Luke 1:42 itself settles it: Mary is blessed AMONG women — not ABOVE them — so Catholics should stop elevating her. In this episode, Kenny Burchard (a former Protestant pastor who used to make arguments like this) opens

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Faith Means Trusting God Without Understanding – Catholic Parents Online

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Fr. Robert Altier

Living by faith, as emphasized by St. Paul, requires a deep trust in God and a life oriented towards Him. This involves acknowledging God in all aspects of life, seeking His guidance, and finding joy in His will, even amidst trials and tribulations. By living by faith, we can find strength and grace to endure

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Bishop Strickland: Warning to Modern Church – The Forgotten Condemnation

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, Modernism, Pope Pius X, Synodality

For decades, the Catholic Church warned against modernism—calling it the “synthesis of all heresies.” The 1910 Oath Against Modernism was required of priests, bishops, theologians, and seminary faculty. It stood as a bulwark against the infiltration of worldly ideas into divine revelation. Then came Vatican II. The Council opened a door to dialogue and engagement

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Dying To Self Produces Abundant Spiritual Fruit – Catholic Parents Online

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Fr. Robert Altier

The gospel reading emphasizes the importance of dying to self to produce much fruit, not just for ourselves but for others and God. This requires a joyful disposition, giving ourselves to God and others out of love, not selfishness. By doing so, we align ourselves with God’s will, glorify Him, and grow spiritually, ultimately becoming

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The Power of the Catholic Priesthood | Fr. Chad Ripperger

* AP, * Bookmarked Favorite, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Fr. Chad Ripperger, Holy Orders, The Priesthood, Sensus Fidelium

What is the Catholic priesthood, and why is it fundamentally different from the priesthood of the lay faithful? In this powerful lecture, Fr. Chad Ripperger explains the sacramental character of Holy Orders, the indelible mark received by the priest, the priest’s unique relationship to the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, and why Catholics must recover

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Catholic Star Wars: The SSPX Excommunication as You’ve Never Seen It – TheRemnantVideo

* AP, * Bookmarked Favorite, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, Michael Matt, Modernism, SSPX, Synodality, The Mass

If George Lucas had written the SSPX controversy, this might have been Episode VII. The Empire. The Rebels. Excommunications. Liturgical lightsabers. A Death Star that looks suspiciously like St. Peter’s… Remnant columnist Arthur Hallett-West’s devastating new parody skewers the latest SSPX controversy with exactly the kind of sardonic wit traditional Catholics will appreciate. You may

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Announcing “The Seven Sacraments, Past and Present: A Short Critical Study of the New Rituals” – Peter Kwasniewski

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, Modernism, Peter Kwasniewski, The Sacraments

In 1969, “A Short Critical Study of the Novus Ordo Missae” was published with the signatures of two powerful cardinals, Bacci and Ottaviani. Nicknamed “The Ottaviani Intervention,” it quickly become a classic, and has never gone out of print. But… where was its companion volume? You know, the one about the other six sacraments? For,

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Why Be Catholic and Not Just Christian? – Brian Holdsworth

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Brian Holdsworth, Early Church Fathers, Protestant Heresies

“How do you know what the Christian faith is? How do you know what doctrines and practices are admissible and which should be excluded? Did Jesus appoint you with the authority needed to make those kinds of decisions? Or did he set you under a particular authority to reveal that to you? Almost all Christians

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Protestant Challenges Romans 4—Then Sola Fide COLLAPSES! | – Sam Shamoun

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Protestant Heresies, Sam Shamoun, Sola Fide / faith alone

Video Description:Does Romans 4 really teach that Christians are justified by “faith alone” apart from every kind of work? Anton appeals to Abraham’s justification in Romans 4—but one question changes the entire discussion: WHAT WORKS? Sam Shamoun walks through the complete context of Romans and demonstrates why Paul is not condemning every act of obedience.

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Do Christians Have to Confess Their Sins to a Priest? | Sam Shamoun

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Repentance, Confession, Reconciliation, Sam Shamoun, The Sacraments

What does the Bible teach about confessing sins to God, confessing to a priest, genuine repentance, and accepting the consequences of serious crimes? In this powerful dialogue, Sam Shamoun answers difficult questions about confession, the authority of bishops and priests, the seal of confession, criminal justice, and whether a truly repentant murderer must surrender to

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Spiritual Gifts Do NOT Make You Holy | St. Paul on Charity & Grace – Sensus Fidelium

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Sensus Fidelium, Spiritual Formation

This powerful Catholic sermon examines the gifts of the Holy Ghost, sanctifying grace, divine charity, supernatural merit, and salvation through the teaching of St. Paul, St. Thomas Aquinas, and St. Thérèse. St. Paul speaks of extraordinary gifts of the Holy Ghost: prophecy, miracles, healing, tongues, interpretation, knowledge, and the discernment of spirits. These charismatic gifts

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“Be 100% Catholic”: Schneider and Strickland’s Answer to the Crisis – Sign Of The Cross

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, Defending, Keeping The Faith, Frank Wright, Modernism, Synodality

Bishop Schneider calls on Catholics to be “100% Catholic” to proclaim the faith without vagueness or ambiguity. Bishop Joseph Strickland points back to traditional catechesis, the Oath Against Modernism, and the Syllabus of Errors as guides for navigating the crisis. Frank Wright highlights the stark contrast between the clarity of these bishops and the confusion

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SSPX Shreds Fernández’s “Liquid Magisterium” — Dr. Anthony Stine – Joe McClane

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, Anthony Stine, Defending, Keeping The Faith, Joe McClane, Modernism, SSPX, Synodality

The SSPX just issued its most blistering statement in years — naming Cardinal Fernández the author of a “liquid magisterium.” Dr. Anthony Stine (Return to Tradition) breaks down why the tone has shifted: they’re not playing nice with Rome anymore. “In the Church, authority serves revealed truth — not fleeting ideology.” That one line, aimed

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Why Did the Apostles Use Oil to Heal the Sick? – Sean Hiller

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Confirmation, Sean Hiller, The Sacraments

Does Oil Matter? This verse is basically a step by step manual on how to perform a healing ritual. The early church read it that way because that is exactly how the apostles taught them to do it. And the Catholic Church still does it that way to this day. CHAPTERS 0:00 A Literal Manual1:35

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“You Joined the Wrong Church!”—Sam Shamoun EXPOSES What Her Church Actually Believes – More Sam Shamoun

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Sam Shamoun, The Holy Trinity

What happens when a new Christian discovers that her Pentecostal church may not believe in the biblical Trinity? In this intense conversation, a young woman tells Sam Shamoun that she recently left a non-denominational church, joined a Pentecostal congregation, and was baptized in the name of Jesus. But when Sam Shamoun investigates the church’s statement

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Why Catholics Call This the Heart That Saves – Excerpta Catechismi

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Excerpta Catechismi, The Sacred Heart of Jesus

❤️ Why do Catholics call the Sacred Heart of Jesus “the Heart that saves”? The answer must begin with an essential truth: Jesus Christ saves. The Sacred Heart is not a separate savior, spiritual power, or devotional object existing apart from Our Lord. It is the true human Heart of Jesus Christ, inseparably belonging to

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Former Protestant Pastor Debunks Sola Scriptura

* AP, * Bookmarked Favorite, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Cameron Riecker, Canon of Scripture, Catholic Conversions, Keith Nester, Protestant Heresies, Sola Scriptura / Scripture alone

Does the Bible alone provide the full truth? Keith Nester explains why he moved away from Sola Scriptura to Catholicism. Former Protestant pastor Keith Nester joins the channel to discuss the intellectual and spiritual transition that led him to embrace the Catholic Church. We examine the specific arguments surrounding Sola Scriptura and how those theological

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He Used the Talmud to Prove Jesus Is the Messiah: The Dagger of Faith – Christ The King

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Christ The King, TJQ

A thirteenth-century Dominican opened the Jewish Talmud itself to argue for Jesus Christ. Raymond Martini’s Pugio Fidei mined rabbinic tradition for the Trinity, Daniel’s Messianic timeline, and the end of any Old-Covenant title to the Land. Barcelona’s method, expanded into an arsenal. A Jewish Convert Used the Talmud to Argue for Christ — Barcelona, 1263:

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Stay With Jesus Through Every Storm – Catholic Parents Online

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Fr. Robert Altier

The apostles, struggling against a storm on the Sea of Galilee, mistake Jesus walking on water for a ghost. Jesus reassures them, revealing his divine identity with “I am,” the same name God gave to Moses. This story, along with Peter’s brief walk on water, emphasizes the importance of keeping our focus on Jesus during

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The Catholic Liturgy Is Tradition: Why the Traditional Mass Must Be Preserved – Sensus Fidelium

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Bishop Athanasius Schneider, Sensus Fidelium, The Mass

The Sacred Liturgy is not a human invention—it is a divine inheritance. In this powerful reflection, Bishop Athanasius Schneider explains why the Catholic Church has always regarded the Sacred Liturgy as the most profound expression of Sacred Tradition. Drawing from Scripture, the Church Fathers, Pope St. Stephen I, St. Vincent of Lérins, Dom Prosper Guéranger,

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Protestant Scholars Just Exposed Wes Huff’s Sola Scriptura Canon Problem | Sam Shamoun Answers  

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Canon of Scripture, Protestant Heresies, Sam Shamoun, Scripture, Sola Scriptura / Scripture alone

Video Description:Wes Huff argues that tradition has a voice and a vote, but Scripture possesses the final veto—and that Scripture is sufficient. But before Scripture can exercise that veto, who identifies which writings actually belong to Scripture? In this presentation, Sam Shamoun places Wes Huff’s position alongside conclusions reached by other Protestant and evangelical scholars

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Can Mortal Sin Be Forgiven Without Confession?

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Excerpta Catechismi, Repentance, Confession, Reconciliation, The Sacraments

Can mortal sin be forgiven before sacramental confession? ✝️ Traditional Catholic teaching gives an important and precise answer. When a baptized Catholic commits mortal sin with full knowledge and deliberate consent, sanctifying grace is lost. Christ instituted the Sacrament of Penance as the ordinary means of reconciliation for mortal sins committed after Baptism. 🕯 In

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Book – Canon Francis J. Ripley – This Is the Faith: A Complete Explanation of the Catholic Faith

* AP, * Bookmarked Favorite, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Books, Audiobooks, Documents

Originally published in 1951 (with minor updates in 2002), the book covers the nature of God, the nature of man, the meaning of life, the nature of religion, the sources of Faith, the necessity of prayer, the duty of belief, the consequences of sin, the Commandments of God, the Holy Trinity, belief in Christ, the

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The Bible’s Preservation & Wes Huff’s Canon Dilemma Pt. 2: The Achilles’ Heel of Protestantism – SHAMOUNIAN

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Canon of Scripture, Protestant Heresies, Sam Shamoun

I start off with more clips from Dr. Daniel Wallace on the massive amount of manuscript evidence and church writers’ citations for the preservation of the Holy Bible. I then continue unpacking the Canon Dilemma which is the destruction of Sola Scriptura. I will be paying clips from NT historian and a leading scholar on

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Sam Shamoun SCHOOLS Pastor in HEATED Sola Fide Debate – More Sam Shamoun

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Protestant Heresies, Sam Shamoun, Sola Fide / faith alone

What is true biblical faith—and can faith really be separated from obedience, faithfulness, and works? In this powerful theological dialogue, Sam Shamoun challenges a Protestant Reformed Baptist pastor on sola fide, Hebrews 11, Abraham’s faith, the walls of Jericho, Greek grammar, saving faith, and the biblical relationship between believing in Jesus Christ and obeying Jesus

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Book – War of antichrist with the Church and Christian civilization : lectures delivered in Edinburgh in October 1884 : Dillon, George F

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, * Prophecy / Apparitions / End Times, Books, Audiobooks, Documents, Excorcism, Possesion, Spiritual Warfare, Freemasonry, George F. Dillon, Pope Leo XIII, The Anti-Christ

Originally published by Monsignor George Dillon, DD, in 1885 in response to Pope Leo XIII’s call to “tear away the mask from Freemasonry,” The War of the Antichrist with the Church and Christian Civilization lays out the facts of Freemasonry, its history, and its anti-Christic ideology. PDF: https://dn790007.ca.archive.org/0/items/warofantichristw00dillrich/warofantichristw00dillrich.pdf

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Your Heart Cannot Serve Two Masters – Catholic Parents Online

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Fr. Robert Altier

The gospel reading emphasizes the impossibility of serving two masters, highlighting the dangers of prioritizing money, materialism, or self over God. True service to God requires a wholehearted commitment, not just lip service or a desire for personal gain. We must constantly examine our priorities and ask ourselves whom we truly serve, striving to make

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The 4 Sins That Cry to Heaven for Vengeance – series – Excerpta Catechismi

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Excerpta Catechismi, Repentance, Confession, Reconciliation

episode 1: Why does Sacred Scripture say that certain sins “cry to Heaven” for vengeance? And why has traditional Catholic catechesis identified four sins under this solemn title? In this episode of Excerpta Catechismi, we examine the traditional Catholic teaching on the Four Sins That Cry to Heaven for Vengeance: 🩸 Willful murder🔥 The Sin

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The Dominicans are BOOMING. Here’s Why. | Sr. Mary Madeline Todd, OP

* AP, Conor Gallagher, Daily Content / News

Why are vocations surging in the Dominican Order today? Sr. Mary Madeline Todd, O.P. joins Conor again to explore the rich spiritual tradition of the Dominican Order, from its origins under St. Dominic to the four pillars that shape Dominican life: prayer, common life, study, and preaching. Sr. Mary Madeline shares what drew her to

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Bishop Strickland: St. Pius X’s Warning That the Church Has Forgotten – Sign Of The Cross

* AP, * Bookmarked Favorite, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, Bishop Strickland, John-Henry Westen, Modernism, Pope Pius X

Once, every Catholic priest swore an oath against modernism. It was required from 1910 to 1967. Bishops, theologians, seminary faculty, all took it. Pope St. Pius X called modernism “the synthesis of all heresies.” It was not a mild warning. It was a diagnosis of a spiritual sickness that would attack the very foundation of

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World-Renowned Hacker Issues Dark Warning on Surveillance, AI, Propaganda, & Trump’s Agenda – Tucker Carlson

* AP, * Political / Finance / History, Tucker Carlson

Kim Dotcom knows what it’s like to be spied on. He’s a hacker, and therefore an expert on digital surveillance. He watched our new docuseries on internet privacy, so we invited him to talk to us. What followed was very dark. Watch: Kim Dotcom is a German-Finnish internet entrepreneur, hacker, and political activist best known

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This Miracle Proves You Should Be Catholic – Cameron Riecker

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Prophecy / Apparitions / End Times, Cameron Riecker, Fatima

Why Our Lady of Fatima remains one of the most compelling reasons for Catholic conversion today. Join me and special guest Ethan Muse. I am joined by Ethan Muse, a rising voice in Catholic apologetics who has been featured on Pints with Aquinas, to discuss the significance of the Marian apparitions. We explore why the

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“Bye-Bye, Wes Huff”—Then Exposes the Protestant Bible Canon Dilemma | Sam Shamoun Answers

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Canon of Scripture, Protestant Heresies, Scripture

Video description:How can the Bible be the sole infallible authority when the Bible never provides its own inspired table of contents? In this powerful presentation, Sam Shamoun confronts Wes Huff and exposes what may be Protestantism’s greatest weakness: the Bible canon. We examine the Muratorian Fragment, disputed New Testament books, apostolic authority, and the historical

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An Ancient Ghost Story Reveals Catholic Beliefs About the Papacy, Purgatory, and Relics | Ep. 85 – Eternal Christendom (with Joshua Charles)

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Icons / Relics, Joshua Charles, Purgatory, The Papacy

In this episode, we cover a very Catholic ghost story recounted by St. Pope Gregory the Great about the Deacon Paschasius, a holy man who failed to acknowledge the true Pope, but was able to ask for prayers from Purgatory, and whose relics caused miracles. CHAPTERS00:00 – Intro04:13 – Theological Context05:51 – The Ghost Story10:46

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If You’re Struggling With Chastity… Watch This

* AP, * Bookmarked Favorite, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Cameron Riecker, Excorcism, Possesion, Spiritual Warfare, Marriage, Family, Fatherhood, Motherhood, Modesty, Sean Hiller, Spiritual Formation

Timecodes: 0:00 The Pervasive Struggle Among Catholic Men0:39 Practical Plans for Overcoming Temptation2:19 Hope and Victory in the Spiritual Fight5:01 Lessons from the Life of St. Anthony11:57 Breaking the Cycle of Confession and Relapse22:16 The Power of Male Headship and Responsibility38:02 Purifying the Mind and Memory

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Trad Wars with Fr. Nix: SSPX vs FSSP vs Sede vs Interregmunist – Fr. Dave Nix – Sign Of The Cross

* AP, * Bookmarked Favorite, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, Fr. Dave Nix, John-Henry Westen, SSPX

The traditional Catholic world is divided. The SSPX. The FSSP. The sedevacantists. The interregnum proponents. Each group agrees on the essentials of the faith, but disagrees on a small but significant number of questions concerning papal authority and the Second Vatican Council. Father David Nix joins John-Henry Westen to explain each position fairly and urge

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The Verse that Broke my Protestant view of Relics – Roger Maxson

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Catholic Conversions, Icons / Relics, Roger Maxson

I once thought Catholic relics were superstition and scams. I later came to struggle with whether or not all religion was superstition and scam. But I believe that God exists, Jesus is died and is alive, St. Paul saw Him after His resurrection, the Holy Spirit poured out on the world… And that God makes

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Video Gaming: Pathway to The Planetary Temple – Dr. Deep State

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, * Infiltration / Anti-Church / isms, * Prophecy / Apparitions / End Times, Dr. Deep State, Marriage, Family, Fatherhood, Motherhood, TJQ

Our Guest Chris Laurence produces the Substack “God Gamer,” which exposes the deeply Kabbalistic components within the contemporary video gaming landscape. We also make a few intriguing connections to the occult agenda to build a Planetary Temple, aimed at capturing world consciousness.

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A Jewish Convert Used the Talmud to Argue for Christ — Barcelona, 1263 – Christ The King

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Christ The King, TJQ

In 1263, in the Disputation of Barcelona, a Jewish convert, Friar Pablo (Paul) Christiani, used the Talmud itself to argue Christ was the promised Messiah before the King of Aragon. The principal rabbinic proofs Friar Paul used against the great Rabbi Nachmanides (Ramban) — and what happened after. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – Cold Open0:05 –

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Saved by Faith: Justification & God’s Energies – Sensus Fidelium

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Protestant Heresies, Sensus Fidelium, Sola Fide / faith alone

Are Christians saved by faith alone? What did St. Paul really mean when he wrote that we are justified by faith apart from the works of the Law? How do we reconcile St. Paul and St. James? In this powerful sermon, we explore the Catholic and Byzantine understanding of salvation through Galatians 2, showing that

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Anchor Team 260: The Saint John Prayerbook with Fr. Fiore – Lepanto Institute

* AP, * Catechesis / Church History / Sermons, Michael Hichborn, Prayers

Fr. Gabriel Mary Fiore, CSJ is a Catholic priest and professor of theology at the Angelicum University in Rome. He teaches various courses in the history of Christian spirituality, including the spirituality of John’s Gospel. He is the author of The Saint John Prayerbook from TAN Books.

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