VLX 108: He Will Restore All Things
Mt 17:9-13 https://rumble.com/embed/vzaben/?pub=e5jg1
Mt 17:9-13 https://rumble.com/embed/vzaben/?pub=e5jg1
p/c Cream City Catholic A few years ago, I had spliced in scenes of the Passion of the Christ into a video on Vimeo of my own low Mass with the words I had thought came from St. Francis De Sales. However, a priest showed me the meditations did not come from De Sales. I believe he said the meditation preceded him. Either way, you can use these words to meditate at each part of the Traditional Latin Mass: When the priest goes to the foot of the Altar: Jesus enters the garden. O Lord Jesus Christ, Son of the Living God, Who wast pleased voluntarily to endure mortal terror [...]
We look at Catholic and Orthodox and Protestant as the three major categorizations of Christians. https://rumble.com/embed/vzaadz/?pub=e5jg1
"May I eat in an ethnic restaurant with pagan idols up as long as I'm not eating there because of the idols?" The short answer to this is: If you have kids and/or want to stay on the safe-side, just avoid such restaurants, especially since there are so many options of restaurants and markets without idols out there. But what about a Catholic missionary living in India who has the choice between buying flour with a ganesh on it or entering a restaurant with a shiva in it or just starving to death? I know the tough-guy trad-answer is "Just starve to death." However, the Saints, Fathers and Doctors give [...]
Catechism of Pope St. Pius X (CPX) p.139-143 Q/A 14-36. https://rumble.com/embed/vytatx/?pub=e5jg1
Mt 17:4-8 (VLX stands for “Video Lectio Divina.” It is the only Patristic Bible Study and Ignatian Prayer Series online.) https://rumble.com/embed/vyt0ao/?pub=e5jg1
Happy Easter, Christ is Risen! Please be aware that the email-notification app on this blog no longer works, so you'll just have to check this front-page Theology Section and the Life Updates every week. Also, don’t forget to subscribe to all my talks and videos at Padre Peregrino on Rumble. I have only been to the Holy Land once and I went with a Catholic travel group just before being ordained a deacon in seminary. Rifling through the travel itinerary before arriving in Tel Aviv, I was very confused that we were going to visit the "Church of the Holy Sepulcher" (see above picture) but there was no indication on our travel [...]
Amen, amen I say to you: If any man keep My word, he shall not see death for ever.—Jn 8:51 (From the Gospel from the First Sunday of Passiontide.) Several years ago I would have written something like this: "If you are living in sanctifying grace, your soul is invincible but your body is not." Not that I totally disagree with that statement now, but as I go a little deeper into theology, I would say almost the opposite—or at least the inverse: "If you are living in sanctifying grace, your body is invincible but your soul is not." That last sentence might sound weird to you, but here's why [...]
Theology and Current Events (TCE) #43 is called "Held in Slavery." As world events progress, the veil is dropping more every month between the two masters we can follow. God leads to freedom. Satan leads to slavery. https://rumble.com/embed/vxkh40/?pub=e5jg1
In EMS, we had a shorthand communication term called auto-ped which simply meant "pedestrian hit by a car." In four years on the ambulance, every auto-ped I saw was a hit-and-run. In other words, every time I showed up after someone ran over another person with their car, the perpetrators all fled the scene without helping the victim. 100% of them. Now, granted, if you talked to paramedics who were in the field for 20 years, they would probably say 95% of their auto-peds were hit-and-runs. (Their numbers would be different because medics in the field for more than just four years would have seen a few people stop for [...]