The Roman Catechism of Trent p. 40-41. The Creed, Article II, Part D **** Important notification on the sacraments: https://www.padreperegrino.org/2023/02/suphospsacr/ https://rumble.com/v29y07k-rct-15-jesus-our-lord.html You can follow me gratis on Rumble and Telegram. You can donate here. Please pray for this upcoming NJ trial for my pro-life work here.
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 [...]
Sunday Sermon Series (S1E11) *** -VLX 126 “Let Our Eyes Be Opened” at https://www.padreperegrino.org/2023/01/vlx126/ -Music bumpers gratis from https://benedictinesofmary.org You can follow me gratis on Rumble and Telegram. You can donate here. Please pray for this upcoming NJ trial for my pro-life work here.
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Even today, I get stopped by people who watched my two interviews here and here with Zachary King, and still have questions for me. As most of you know, Zachary King was a full-blown Wizard with the World Church of Satan. There are never less than two, and never more than ten, Wizards in the world at the same time. No, Zachary was not some two-bit "satanic priest" who got his credentials of the internet. He was recruited... and then later became a very good Catholic. His conversion story is both harrowing and hopeful. Now, some of my friends still doubt the authenticity of his account, and that is fine. [...]
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I originally wrote this at the request of a traditional Catholic magazine, but they rejected it based on a misunderstanding of expectations, so I publish it here. The below is basically a summary of the three different intellectual conversions in my life. (I'll spare you the moral conversions until another time, but you can find some of that below, too.) Growing up in Denver in the 1980s, my family didn’t have a lot of options as far as diversity of parishes. Nearly everything was progressive. Most parishes were run by liberal Vincentians, as was our St. Thomas seminary. I attended Most Precious Blood in the city for ten years. I [...]
Sunday Sermon Series (S1E10) *** -Sermon starts at 5:38 -My site: www.padreperegrino.org
