He Who Is Not Against Us—Is For Us
The late Fr. Gabriele Amorth was the chief exorcist of Rome in the 20th century under Pope John Paul II. In his second book, An Exorcist: More Stories, he recounts on page 124 a soldier with a demon who had originally met with him but couldn't make future appointments. Fr. Amorth writes: "Continuing with the story of the young soldier: he called me to cancel our fourth appointment, citing military duties. Several months later, I received a letter from him. He told me that he had to leave Rome because he had been suddenly transferred to northern Italy. He gratefully thanked me for the help I had provided and joyfully reported the events that had led to his complete deliverance." The soldier later wrote the exorcist out of the blue: "I am completely healed. It was the Spirit of Jesus [...]
VLX 120: The Rich Young Man
Mt 19:16-22 *** Follow me on Telegram at "Padre Peregrino" at https://t.me/padreperegrino. Hit "join" at the bottom of the channel. https://rumble.com/embed/v1i15ph/?pub=e5jg1
RCT 6: I Believe In God
Roman Catechism of Trent p. 16-17 Part I: The Creed, Article 1, Phrase 1, Section 2. You can follow me on a phone app called "Telegram" at the channel called “Padre Peregrino” at https://t.me/padreperegrino. https://rumble.com/embed/v1h7iij/?pub=e5jg1
Attending Ex-Catholics’ “Weddings”
There's a lot of combinations of sacramental debates happening today, but most of them are very similar: Someone's Catholic family member is getting married outside the Church. Half the family feels squeamish about it. A priest steps in and says to the more conservative family members, "You should indeed go to your son's wedding outside the Church, so as to not break the bonds of charity. That way, you can evangelize him back into the Church later." Then, all the lay people in the family have their consciences euthanized by the smiling priest, and they all go to the "wedding." Here's why that priest is wrong and it's actually a mortal sin to go to the "wedding" of an ex-Catholic getting married outside the Catholic Church: A true marriage is a sacrament. A simulation of a sacrament is an "imitation-mockery" [...]
St. John Vianney on the Final Judgment
And then they shall see the Son of Man coming in a cloud with great power and majesty.—St. Luke chapter 21. Not a God clothed with our weaknesses, hidden in the darkness of a wretched stable, housed in a crib, treated with derision and mockery, bowed to earth by the heavy burden of His Cross, but a God who, clad in the glorious splendor of His great power and majesty, makes known His advent by the most terrifying manifestations, by the darkening of the sun and the moon, by the falling of the stars and by the upheaval of all creation. Not a Redeemer who comes with the meekness of a lamb to be judged by men whom He tries to gain over to Himself, but a judge in righteous wrath, to judge mankind with the awful measure of His [...]
VLX 119: Let the Children Come to Me
Mt 19:13-15. https://rumble.com/embed/v1fr0xt/?pub=e5jg1
QuickPod: The Second Amendment and Third Secret
Dearmament year of Civilians in Genocidal Regimes with total deaths following - 1911 Turkey, then killed 1.5M Armenian EOs - 1929, Russia, 20M - 1935, China, 20M - 1940? German 6M Jews - 1956 Cambodia 1M - 1964 Guatemala 100k (Mayans) - 1970 Uganda 300k (Christians) https://rumble.com/embed/v1fqyb9/?pub=e5jg1
Don’t Talk to the Dead Even If You Think They’re Saved
Except for asking for the intercession of canonized saints, our main contact with those who have gone before us should be praying for the souls in Purgatory. In other words, we're supposed to be praying to God for them, not usually discussing things with them. It is true that we can ask souls in Purgatory for help, but that has to be done in general asking their intercession, not specifically. In fact, it's either St. Alphonsus or St. Bellarmine who teaches that such requests on earth for intercession from the Holy Souls in Purgatory must be addressed to God first to then He asks the Holy Souls to intercede. (It's kind of reverse order from our normal requesting up the chain of command as Catholics.) In any case, the doctor of the Church probably proposed this notion of going to [...]
RCT 5: An Unchangeable Faith
Roman Catechism of Trent p. 14-15. https://rumble.com/embed/v1eq75h/?pub=e5jg1
Should Catholics Join the US Military? Part 1: “Negative.”
by Captain Emily Rainey Emily Grace Rainey is a former Army Special Operations Officer who deployed to Afghanistan as the leader of a Cultural Support Team, where she conducted dozens of helicopter infil night raids while assigned to the 75th Ranger Regiment. Later she was selected into Psychological Operations, the primary propaganda arm of the Department of Defense and deployed to Iraq as the commander of a tactical PSYOP detachment. The highly decorated Captain Rainey resigned her commission in July of 2021 after receiving career ending reprimands for defying Covid lockdowns as well as peaceably attending the Jan 6 rally in Washington DC. Since leaving the military she bought a homestead and named it Vendee Farms after the stalwart Catholic martyrs of the demonic French Revolution. She has been on Tucker Carlson. I’m going to make a safe assumption that [...]