Fatima, Modesty and Hell
As many Catholics know, the three children of Fatima had a vision in 1917 of many souls falling into hell. In fact, they described it as a multitude of souls falling "into hell like snowflakes." Bl. Jacinta (a Fatima visionary who died young) said, “The sins which cause most souls to go to hell are the sins of the flesh.” Fr. Bernard Kunkel then adds the following: "Our Blessed Mother knew in advance the moral havoc that would follow the introduction of these unholy fashions. This is why she came personally at Fatima in 1917 to forewarn us. At the same time she gave the answer in advance to the question, 'Is it a sin to follow these fashions?' To little Jacinta, aged seven, Our Lady entrusted this prophecy, which embodies her theology on the modern fashions: 'Certain fashions will be introduced [...]
Eastern Orthodox and the Triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
If Jesus does not return soon, I look to Our Lady of Good Success who said "the total restoration of the Catholic Church" would come some time after the 19th century. Our Lady of Fatima also speaks of the Triumph of her Immaculate Heart in "an era of peace." Would this be the miraculous beginning of the Angelic Pope and Great Monarch in the 6th age of the Church before the Antichrist arrives in the 7th age? In such prophesies, we need to consider not just the Western Rite of the Catholic Church, but also the Eastern Rites. In this CPX catechism video, I explain the difference between Eastern Catholics and Eastern Orthodox. Both Churches have seven valid sacraments. But only Eastern Catholics are in union with Rome. There is a hope that the Eastern Churches (especially the Russian Orthodox [...]
QuickPod: Fear Leads to Sin
The phrase "be not afraid," is not just for your emotions... It's for your soul. https://rumble.com/embed/v2rncjq/?pub=e5jg1
Custody of the Eyes by St. Alphonsus
The following was written for religious, but lay people can learn much from The True Spouse of Jesus Christ by St. Alphonsus Maria de Liguori. The following excerpt is also found at www.saintsworks.net. 'Turn away your eyes lest they behold vanity; (cf. Ps. 119:37) for license causes souls to perish.'—St. Poemen Almost all our rebellious passions spring from unguarded looks; for, generally speaking, it is by the sight that all inordinate affections and desires are excited. Hence, holy Job made a covenant with his eyes, that he would not so much as think upon a virgin. Why did he say that he would not so much as think upon a virgin? Should he not have said that he made a covenant with his eyes not to look at a virgin? No; he very properly said that he would not think [...]
VLX 133: Mt 22:1-14. “Into the Highways.”
https://rumble.com/embed/v2n5oie/?pub=e5jg1 - St. Mary of Egypt life story: https://www.padreperegrino.org/2020/03/maryegyptpodcast/ - Fr. Paul Kramer on my podcast: https://rumble.com/v1d7wut-tce-46-fr.-paul-kramer-and-fatima.html - Miraculous Medal evangelization with Taylor Marshall: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-g1DrkKh9U
Sermon from Lourdes
Second Sunday after Pentecost sermon.
Eastern Catholic Hermit from USA on Streets of Europe
https://rumble.com/embed/v2qqrxu/?pub=e5jg1
The Suicide of Altering the Faith
Before becoming Pope, Pope Pius XII wrote this in 1933: "I am concerned about the confidences of the Virgin to the little Lucia of Fatima. This persistence of the Good Lady in face of the danger that threatens the Church is a divine warning against the suicide that the alteration of the Faith, in its liturgy, its theology, and its soul, would represent. I hear around me innovators who wish to dismantle the Sacred Chapel, destroy the universal flame of the Church, reject her ornaments, and make her remorseful for her historical past. Well, my dear friend, I am convinced that the Church of Peter must affirm her past, or else she will dig her own grave. I will fight this battle with the greatest energy on the inside of the Church, just as outside of it, even if the [...]
RCT 20: “Suffered Under Pontius Pilate.”
The Roman Catechism of Trent {RCT} p. 51-53. The Creed, Article IV, Part A. - Donate: https://www.padreperegrino.org/donate/ - Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-1209063 https://rumble.com/embed/v2n5kum/?pub=e5jg1
Why Is Celibacy Higher than Marriage?
Realizing that most of my readers are lay, and realizing how the priest—child scandals have tanked not only the low trust placed in celibates not only by secularists but even by good Catholics, this blog has to tread on pretty raw ground. Let me stay at the outset that although Divine Revelation definitively holds it as true that celibacy is a higher vocation than marriage, the saints are clear that the priest's salvation is normally harder to attain than that of a lay person, due to the higher level of scrutiny at his particular judgment. This is obviously due to the duties and high-calling he has ostensibly answered in life. I will show you quotes from Our Lord and St. Paul, the Council of Trent and one amazing story from the Desert Fathers to demonstrate this. Notice that all those [...]