We have been deceived. Our politicians have deceived us yet once again. But they themselves have been deceived. The self-professed Christians pushing the war machine in Washington are trying to justify it Biblically… but they can’t. These false Christians are misleading because they have been mislead since 1517 when the Protestant revolution began to tear Christendom asunder. They are deceivers because they reject Christ and His Church. We discuss John Chapters 5 and 6 and also the Catholic Letter of James, Chapter 1.

Reflection on the 2024 Presidential Election. The French Revolution. Vatican 2 and the “Synod on Synodality….”. The Social Reign of Jesus Christ, King of the Universe.

Thoughts upon hearing the news that Bergoglio and Cardinal Fernandez have approved “blessings” for James Martin style “couples.”

If we believe God is God we must acknowledge that He is all Holy, and understand what that means. We must separate from the unholy, detach ourselves from the mundane things of the world and strive to know, love and serve God in this life so we can be together with Him forever in the next.

Can there be disunity in the body of Christ where the Head is United in Trinity? How is Christ’s body divided? What do we mean by infiltration, and how can the Church be infiltrated?

If we believe God is God, what does this mean? What and how are we to believe? When the Church hierarchy seems to be off the rails what are we to believe? Are we the crazy ones? Who is right? How are we supposed to live our lives in world gone mad, full of degeneracy and violence?

If we believe in God, a continuation of the previous discussion, heavy on Scripture and the Catechism of the Council of Trent in developing the answer to our general question: What does it mean for the orthodox Catholic to profess that he or she “believes in God?” What does such a statement truly mean and how do we by our words and actions reflect such a statement?

Reflecting on readings for the 13th Sunday after Trinity. If we truly believe God is God, what does that really mean for us? What must we do? How must we change ourselves?

Reflecting on the current state of the world through the lens of Catholic orthodoxy. The stark difference in attitude toward the Jews: condemnation before Vatican 2 versus the post-conciliar view that they are on our side, just have not attained the fullness of Truth. The early Fathers on the subject of the Jews condemning Jesus to death. Thoughts on how we ought to view then same subject.

Recorded after Thanksgiving holiday in the US. Reflection on the reality that to be a friend of Christ and His Church means to be an enemy of the world and to expect to be treated as such. Thoughts on Advent and Lent and what is means to live our faith in the penitential seasons.