Fr. Isaac Relyea

Fr. Isaac Relyea: Silence of the shepherds invites damnation – The John-Henry Westen Channel

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Traditional Franciscan priest Fr. Mary-Isaac Relyea joins John-Henry Westen to address what he describes as a crisis of silence within the Catholic hierarchy. Drawing on St. John Eudes and St. Gregory the Great, Relyea argues that priests and bishops have a grave obligation to defend Catholic doctrine and warn souls against sin. He sharply criticizes

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Soldiers of the Immaculate with Fr. Isaac #064: Our Conquest is by The Cross

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In this episode Father discusses the mystery and necessity of the Cross, emphasizing that Christ’s disciples must renounce themselves, accept the crosses God permits, and follow Him to Calvary; the Cross is presented as the means of salvation, a source of grace, a weapon against spiritual enemies, and the path to conformity with Christ. The

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Our Lady: The Way Through the Crisis – Soldiers of the Immaculate

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In this episode Father discusses the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, emphasizing her role as the Immaculate Mother, Mediatrix of All Graces, and model of total conformity to God’s will, particularly through her Fiat and participation in Christ’s redemption. Devotion to Our Lady is connected to the spiritual dangers of the present age and

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

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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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Soldiers of the Immaculate with Fr. Isaac #062: Obedience to God or Man?

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In this episode Father addresses some of the continuing ripple effects from the SSPX’s July 1 episcopal consecrations, namely the “ecumenical outreach” from Ecclesia Dei parish seeking to regularize supporters of the SSPX. Father also continued reading some excerpts from The Commonitory of Saint Vincent of Lerins which is so applicable to our times!

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Soldiers of the Immaculate with Fr. Isaac #061: Vatican 2 is the New Golden Calf – Soldiers of the Immaculate – Fr. Isaac Relyea

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In this episode Father recaps the consecration of four new bishops by the SSPX, the DDF’s document in response to it, the objective fact that there’s a grave crisis in the Church, and how even Church law nullifies penalties and censures when acts are motivated by a crisis or emergency circumstances. The storm in the

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Soldiers of the Immaculate with Fr. Isaac #060: They Have Not Known the Father Nor Me – Soldiers of the Immaculate

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In this episode Father briefly discusses Saint John the Baptist and how the world sorely needs someone with his voice crying out in the wilderness of sin to make straight the ways of the Lord. Leo recently made comments in the direction of the SSPX trying to dissuade them from consecrating bishops, asserting the importance

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How to Make a Fruitful Confession – Soldiers of the Immaculate

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In this sermon Father teaches us how to make a truly fruitful confession, emphasizing that the sacrament of penance is a necessary means of salvation after mortal sin. He explains in detail the required elements of a valid confession—contrition, confession, and satisfaction—while warning against modern errors, laxity, and misuse of the Sacrament. We must avoid

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🏆 Soldiers of the Immaculate with Fr. Isaac #059: Study the Faith, Not Just the Catechism! – Soldiers of the Immaculate – Fr. Isaac Relyea

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In this episode Father discusses the continuing crisis in the Catholic Church, criticizing recent actions and statements associated with Pope Leo 14th, Vatican officials, and various bishops as departures from traditional Catholic doctrine and governance. Catholics should remain steadfast during the present confusion by relying on Sacred Scripture, Sacred Tradition, the teachings of the Church

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