TS=2:10. The Seventh Article of the Creed as found in the Catechism of Pope St. Pius X (CPX) 7.1 p. 25 Q/A #1-3. "Christ Will Come to Judge the Living and the Dead." https://youtu.be/1tNwvNtWXSk
Christ said: "Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them.” We look first at St. Bruno's method of meditation on Christ as a Jew. Then we switch to the imaginative way of prayer this at TS 9:18. https://youtu.be/5KI_v0Laves
TS 3:40. The Creed 6.2: Sixth Article of the Creed in the CPX Q/A #4-5. 9/16. (TS means both "Time Stamp" and "Theme Switch.") https://youtu.be/0iMw9SCO15s
How do we reconcile “Let your light shine before others” with “when you give to the needy sound no trumpet before you”? We have a Patristic answer on that one. We also do an Ignatian meditation on how the boy Jesus lived Jewish tradition starting at TS 12:15. https://youtu.be/E3v8c9M81Ps
This is the third part of an analysis I wrote on a recent letter from Archbishop Viganò to a layman. Archbishop Viganò's words are in italics. My words are in bold orange font below. AB. Viganò's full letter without my additions can be found here. Dear Mr. Kokx, 1 Sept 2020 ...continued from part 2... It is therefore not a question of working from within the Church or outside it: the winemakers are called to work in the Lord’s Vineyard, and it is there that they must remain even at the cost of their lives; the pastors are called to pastor the Lord’s Flock, to keep the ravenous wolves at [...]
The Sixth article of the Creed as found in the Catechism of Pope St. Pius X (CPX) p. 24 Q/A #1-3. https://youtu.be/gRoWzI7Y63A
The fruit of my silent retreat is brought to you as we cover the interior life of grace as the beginning of heaven and why the goal of Ignatian prayer is simply the increases of faith and hope and charity. https://youtu.be/UyPqau8w1SQ
Below is a continued analysis I wrote on a recent letter from Archbishop Viganò to a layman. His words are in black italics or bold. My words are in bold orange font below. AB. Viganò's full letter without my additions can be found here. Dear Mr. Kokx, 1 Sept 2020 ...continued from part 1... Therefore let us not give in to the temptation to abandon – albeit with justified indignation – the Catholic Church, on the pretext that it has been invaded by heretics and fornicators: it is they who must be [...]
Below is a detailed analysis I wrote on a recent letter from Archbishop Viganò to a layman. This is Part 1 of a several part commentary. Archbishop Viganò's letter is in italics below. My words are in an orange bold font below. AB. Viganò's original letter without any commentary is here. Dear Mr. Kokx, 1 Sept 2020 I read with lively interest your article “Questions for Viganò: His Excellency is Right about Vatican II, But What Does He Think Catholic Should Do Now?” which was published by Catholic Family News on August 22. [...]
Art by Gloria Thomas. I'm 98% sure my history text book in Catholic grade school portrayed the French Revolution as a good thing. We learned the aristocrats were against “fraternity, equality and liberty" and that is apparently all we needed to know as 7th graders in a Catholic grade school in Denver. But the reality is that the French Revolution was a mass martyrdom of Catholics. Though done in the name of dis-empowering aristocrats (only 30 of the 1400 executed in the initial “Terror” in Paris were aristocrats) this bloody revolution was nothing short of a revolt against God and an overturning of all social order. There is a Catholic [...]
