Gaudete Sunday Sermon
A sermon on St. John the Baptist, Phil 4:4-7 and St. John 1:19-28.
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12, 2025
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12, 2025
Redemptive Suffering with Jesse Romero
Jesse Romero and I discuss healing Masses, the charismatic movement, the unitive stage of prayer in fasting and most importantly: Redemptive Suffering. You can subscribe to Jesse’s new channel at: https://www.youtube.com/@JesseRomeroShow
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12, 2025
Vaccines: The Sacred Cow of Catholics.
The above is a coin minted by the Vatican in 2022. On it, we see a young masked boy receiving the covid shot. In a tweet back in 2022, Miss Diane Montagna quoted the Vatican, saying this was “a theme very close to Pope Francis’ heart… the need to be vaccinated… he has repeatedly stressed the importance of vaccination … it is important to continue efforts to immunize even the poorest peoples.” As you can see in the picture next to it, that €20 coin sells for €180 on the Vatican website. Now in 2025, Mr. John Leake and Dr. Peter McCullough MD release a new book titled Vaccines: Mythology, [...]
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12, 2025
Immaculate Conception Sermon.
This is part of the Sunday Sermon Series (SSS) for 2026, beginning Advent of 2025. Sermons will be released on Saturday evenings in anticipation for Sunday Mass. On some big feasts (like the Immaculate Conception and Christmas) the feast sermon will replace my Sunday sermon. -See 238 infallible dogmas here: https://www.padreperegrino.org/2022/10/infallible/
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12, 2025
Ecclesial Exigent Circumstances
Above-left is Pope John Paul II with Cardinal Slipyj (p/c OnePeterFive) and above-right is Archbishop Telesphore George Mpundu with Bishop Anthony Ward (p/c Cathinfo.) I was an EMT for two years and a paramedic for two years. A paramedic has about 10x the training of an EMT. An EMT does Basic Life Support (BLS) and a paramedic is authorized for pre-hospital Advanced Life Support (ALS.) One of the things I say looking back on that chapter of my life is this: “A good EMT follows the guidelines. But a good paramedic knows when to go above the guidelines.” Notice I call them “guidelines” instead of “rules” since breaking rules just [...]
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12, 2025
My Role in the Pachamama Event.
Over the summer of 2019, there was a lot of righteous anger among traditional Catholics online (and in real life) over the fact that the folks in charge of the Vatican the last decade had placed Pachamama idols—idols Burgles' staff admitted to Catholic News Agency were not the Blessed Virgin Mary—in various Catholic Churches in Rome, including St. Mary Transpontina near the Vatican. Dr. Taylor Marshall and I had decided to go dunk these wicked idols, but he had to bail at the last minute. I still went to Rome, in any case, with a different Taylor M. (not kidding) and a traditional gentleman from England. You see, Dr. Marshall [...]
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12, 2025
Eastern Orthodox Interactions.
True-Ecumenism vs. False Ecumenism from a Traditional Catholic Priest describing different views of the Eastern Orthodox. -CPX 33: https://youtu.be/600fkzBHdBc?si=q436jSgCTzFIce8Y -Filioque: https://padreperegrino.substack.com/p/the-filioque-in-the-eastern-fathers?r=nz485
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11, 2025
Advent First Sunday Sermon.
This is my first sermon for a re-started series called "Sunday Sermon Series." I first tried this series in 2024, but today is the first sermon for a new 2026 playlist as we begin a new liturgical year this evening. I will try to finish up the year of weekly sermons here. Future sermons for Sundays and certain feasts will be found under a YouTube playlist called "SSS 2026" or here on audio, but interspersed with other podcasts between sermons.
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11, 2025
Thanksgiving with the Romeros
American Catholic history of Thanksgiving with Mr. Jesse Romero and Fr. David Nix.
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11, 2025
Portare Manipulum Fletus et Doloris.
On 15 November 2025, I tweeted: There seems to be two types of trads now alive in 2025: 1) Those who believe the Catholic Church is the unique mode of salvation established by Jesus Christ. These want 8 billion people alive today to come to God with as minimal dogmatic scandals as possible from the hierarchy. 2) Those who do not say explicitly, but imply nonetheless, the following: "The whole world can go to hell with Rome, as long as I get my local Latin Mass." I'm sorry, but I can't see how a fraction of Christian charity exists in the latter group. All I meant by that tweet is [...]