14 03, 2023

The Denial That Sin Exists

By |2023-03-14T11:36:44+00:00March 14th, 2023|Theology|

To say that an unnatural sin that cries out to heaven for vengeance is no sin at all is tantamount to denying Christ was ever crucified, for He died to save us from our sins.  In fact, the notion that mortal sins are not sins at all is essentially asserting that sin does not exist at all.  Such is tantamount to apostasy or even atheism. Traditionally, the Catholic Church has taught that for a moral act to be just, the object and intention and circumstances must all be good.  If only one of those is missing, the entire act is evil.  Heretics of moral theology of the past 70 years [...]

11 03, 2023

Mental Prayer to Heal Narcissism

By |2023-03-10T03:11:31+00:00March 11th, 2023|Theology|

Remember that the narcissistic person appears arrogant on the outside, but lives with tremendous inadequacy and insecurity on the inside.  This is why the narcissist lives on the supply of validation of self and also the degradation or manipulation of others. Is there any hope for such people? I received an anonymous email from "two narcissists who married each other."  One of the spouses wrote:  "Long story short, we use a combination of plain old Catholic religious practices, health practices, and deliverance prayers. I do not think most people should give up on a narcissistic spouse. Maybe get away for safety if needed, but never give up hope."  On the [...]

8 03, 2023

Durable Power of Attorney Documents

By |2023-03-11T21:03:19+00:00March 8th, 2023|Theology|

There are many legal documents online similar to the one I created below.  However, even Catholic modifications to the average durable power of attorney documents miss the two main aspects of euthanasia: 1) Artificial Nutrition and Hydration.  Even the Vatican website (published several years before Pope Benedict XVI's semi-resignation) admits that artificial nutrition and hydration is always part of ordinary care in end-of-life decisions, provided the body can assimilate food and hydration (be it oral or artificial.)  As most of you know, the Catholic Church always requires ordinary care (food and water) but not always extraordinary care (eg a ventilation machine) in order to preserve life.  For example, intubation and [...]

2 03, 2023

Grey Rock Vs. Yellow Rock (a Narcissism Follow-Up)

By |2023-03-02T13:19:25+00:00March 2nd, 2023|Theology|

After appearing on Dr. Taylor Marshall's show to discuss Christian Boundaries against Narcissists, I got numerous emails similar to this:  "My spouse is a narcissist.  I can't divorce him.  I can't always grey-rock him.  What else can I do?"  (That is not a direct quote of anyone, but it is a summary of numerous emails I received.) In this video, Dr. Ramani explains how to go low-contact with a narcissist in your life. She says, "Low-contact is exactly what it sounds like:  Really only the most essential contact... Low-contact is tight: Only essential communication, nothing but the facts.  No emotion and only when necessary... Grey-Rocking is something that can be [...]

28 02, 2023

What Happened to All the Good Priests?

By |2023-02-28T04:59:49+00:00February 28th, 2023|Theology|

Several years ago I was at a dinner in Florida and a bunch of us were discussing Church history in the 20th century, especially the state of the priesthood.  It was a light-hearted discussion about the topic, "What happened to all the good priests in the 20th century?"  After typical answers for awhile, an older Polish gentleman chimed in, "Maybe they all died in the World Wars."  The levity departed from the room at the profundity of his answer.  Everyone got silent because he seemed to have said something unexpected, but accurate.  Even the man who said it seemed surprised at the potential accuracy that had just come out of [...]

23 02, 2023

Hyper-Patriarchal and Hyper-Matriarchal Societies

By |2023-02-23T22:19:35+00:00February 23rd, 2023|Theology|

I recently watched a documentary on the Roman Empire.  What struck me about episode one is how masculine the pagan world used to be.   Demons seemed to have known who was in charge of that society, namely, men, so the sins were particularly male-based from the very start of the city of Rome: Fratricide, rape of the Sabine women (See above) and then, of course, centuries of conquering other nations. At the beginning of episode one, the documentary host reads a tombstone from about the 4th century BC where a certain "Scipio" boasts of how many hostages he took as a warrior. How did Christianity ever convert the Roman [...]

21 02, 2023

Superstition Before Hospital-Sacraments

By |2023-02-23T22:17:20+00:00February 21st, 2023|Theology|

Catholic Church history reveals that during times of strong faith, superstition decreases.  Also, during times of weak-faith, superstition increase.  I believe modernist Catholics (not Medieval Catholics) are the most superstitious of all Catholics in history.  One proof of this how many Catholics took an experimental mRNA injection made from aborted babies just to keep death away.  (Even WaPo recently ran a story that those double-and-triple vaxxed were those still struggling with COVID-19, meaning it didn't even keep away the one bogeyman it promised to eschew.) But that is not the topic of today's blog post.  Today's blog is in regards to how most modernist Catholics approach the life-and-death sacraments with [...]

17 02, 2023

The Shrewsbury Trial

By |2023-02-17T03:35:53+00:00February 17th, 2023|Theology|

Red Rose Rescue (RRR) is the group of pro-lifers who peacefully try to convince women inside abortion centers not to kill their children. One reason I joined RRR is because they are among the only pro-lifers I know who not only have it in their head—but also their heart—that the unborn child is just as much a child as, say, a toddler or teenager.  If this doesn't make sense, please read this most recent trial, in Shrewsbury, New Jersey.   It may move you to tears how we (including me) have all missed the humanity of the unborn child  Even those of us in the pro-life movement have missed the [...]

16 02, 2023

Joe Biden, Symbol of Caper-Catholicism

By |2023-02-23T22:22:46+00:00February 16th, 2023|Theology|

I normally despise blogs that start with a definition, but I'm going to break my rule for a definition here.  A Caper is defined an activity or escapade, typically one that is illicit or ridiculous.  This is why the name of this blog is "Joe Biden, Symbol of Caper-Catholicism."  Biden's version of Catholicism is an escapade.  Biden's election was illicit.  His fake-Presidency is ridiculous, full of blunders, gaffs and senility.  But probably over 50% of US Catholic priests and bishops voted for this man in 2020—thinking it was the "Catholic" thing to do. Unelected-President Joe Biden has also been a fake-Catholic for a long time.  But again, most clergy probably [...]

15 02, 2023

Move From YouTube to Rumble

By |2023-02-15T15:50:19+00:00February 15th, 2023|Theology|

If you watch me on YouTube, I would encourage you to subscribe to my videos on Rumble instead. This is because YouTube keeps removing videos and giving me "strikes" for everything from "vaccine misinformation" to "election misinformation," even punishing me for videos that have been public for over a year. Rumble is a smaller platform, but it has no liberal-censorship on the above-listed topics. The only advantage I see to following me on YouTube anymore is that you can do "playlists," meaning you can watch my VLX from start-to-finish or my CPX from start-to-finish or my TCE from start-to-finish. Otherwise, I would suggest if you watch my videos, follow me [...]

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