Is This Church-Crisis a Mousetrap for All Heresies?
St. Augustine wrote about the Passion and Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ: The Devil exulted when Christ died, and by that very death of Christ the Devil was overcome: he took food, as it were, from a trap. He gloated over the death as if he were appointed a deputy of death; that in which he rejoiced became a prison for him. The cross of the Lord became a trap for the Devil; the death of the Lord was the food by which he was ensnared. And behold, our Lord Jesus Christ rose again. Where is the death which hung upon the cross? Where is the reviling of the Jews? Where is the pride and haughtiness of those who shook their heads before the cross saying: "If he is the Son of God let him come down from the [...]
QuickPod: Fear and Discernment
How fear was used in 17th century Brazil in the same way as the globalists in the 21st century in the scamdemic. https://rumble.com/embed/v1mj06e/?pub=e5jg
The Speed of Science and Superstition
https://youtu.be/mnxlxzxoZx0 Many of you have already seen the above 45 second clip where Mr. Roos, a conservative member of the European Parliament, asks a Pfizer representative named Mrs. Small if Pfizer even tested their Covid-19 vaccine on stopping the transmission of the Covid-19 virus before its international rollout. Mrs. Small replies, "No [laugh]... We had to really move at the speed of science to really understand what is taking place in the market. And from that point of view, we had to do everything at-risk." So, notice that the Dutchman Mr. Roos is not asking about a certain amount of studies. Rather, he is simply asking if Pfizer did any testing to make sure their Covid-19 vaccine actually stopped the Covid-19 virus before peddling it. Nope. The answer was a big no, from Mrs. Pfizer, herself, as she laughs. She [...]
The Evil of Feminism in Moral Theology
While it's true that this blog post is about the evil of feminism in moral theology, it's not about women, nor does it refer to sixth-commandment violations (except two passing examples.) Also, most of my readers would hopefully not conflate traditional Catholicism's rejection of feminism with an acceptance of violent misogyny or an arrogant machismo. Obviously, one evil does not balance out another evil. But feminism attempts to overturn a hierarchy that God has given to creation and to the family. The first aspect of hierarchy that is theologically rejected by feminism (implicitly, not explicitly) is that the Creator comes before the creature, in eternity and importance. That is, God is eternal and man is not. God is "He who Is." Man is nothing without God. Dr. Brandt Pitre teaches that for St. Paul, the primary difference between man and woman [...]
VLX 122: Eye of a Needle
Mt 19:23-30 https://rumble.com/embed/v1lv6lc/?pub=e5jg1
Mary, Destroyer of All Heresies Part II
In Part I, we discussed how Mary's interior life was entirely God-centered (not man-centered) and how her life, although ordinary in her daily duties, was a string of miracles from her Conception to her Assumption. Miracles overturns the heresy of modernism which is primarily a man-centered version of Catholicism that looks through the ancient faith through natural goggles instead of the supernatural vision given to us by Divine Revelation. I release this blog on 13th of October which is not only the anniversary of the greatest miracle since the Resurrection (namely, the miracle of the sun seen at Fatima by 70,000 believers and unbelievers alike on 13 Oct 1917) but is also the anniversary of the Moscow Revolution beginning the killing of faithful (even children on 13 Oct 1917.) The 13th of October is also the anniversary of a slightly [...]
Mary, Destroyer of All Heresies Part I
Although she is the most tender of mothers, Mary has also been known for centuries as "the destroyer of all heresies." Why? Most of my readers probably know from Church history that any correction of a Marian heresy was usually de facto a correction of a Christological heresy afflicting the faithful. For example, Bishop Antonio de Castro Mayer (of holy memory) points out that "the Council of Ephesus taught categorically and definitively that in Jesus Christ there is only one person, the Person of the Son of God, in which subsist two natures, really distinct, the divine nature, by which Jesus Christ is truly God, and the human nature which made Him truly a man. And the Most Blessed Virgin Mary, declared the Council, being Mother of Jesus Christ, became truly the Mother of God." In other words, recognizing Mary [...]
RCT 8: God the Father
Roman Catechism of Trent (RCT) p. 20-22 Part I: The Creed, Article 1, Phrase 1, Section 3. - 238 Infallible Teachings of the Catholic Church at https://www.padreperegrino.org/2022/10/infallible/ https://rumble.com/embed/v1k1mt4/?pub=e5jg1
My Favorite Full-Length Movies on YouTube
Note: Click on the title of any movie embedded in a blog to leave it and go straight to YouTube. https://youtu.be/cYbXeN_I2KE Padre Pio: Miracle Man. Padre Pio is played by Sergio Castellitto in this movie produced in 2000. Italians tend to make film of saints that either get the natural right or the supernatural right, but this gets both right on Padre Pio. It's 3.5 hours long. I don't think any Padre Pio flick will soon top Miracle Man starring Castellitto. Regarding a newer production on the life of the great saint of Padre Pio, I wrote a month ago on social media that I believe Shia LaBeouf's conversion is genuine, and I pray for his perseverance. But I'm not going to see a movie that believes a saint in the unitive stage of prayer would be capable of using the [...]
VLX 121: Treasure in Heaven
Mt 19:16-22. https://rumble.com/embed/v1k18z2/?pub=e5jg1