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10 10, 2019

Science and Religion Part 2: The Superstition of Those Who Reject Religion
Science and Religion Part 2: The Superstition of Those Who Reject Religion

Science and Religion Part 2: The Superstition of Those Who Reject Religion

By Father David Nix|2020-06-03T15:11:21+00:00October 10th, 2019|Theology|

In my last blog post, I explained how important it is for science to be concerned with the object (objective truth) more than the subject (subjective truth.) Strangely, many people in the West who reject Christianity now also reject science. They put on their cars and on their lawns a new secular creed called the "Sign of Justice." Let's examine their claims from a scientific (not religious) point of view: Sign of Justice: "Black Lives Matter." (See picture above) Assertion: Those who do not support "Black Lives Matter" are racists. Historical Reality: Black Lives Matter was created by George Soros to use blacks as pawns to cause civil unrest in the United [...]

2 09, 2019

Real Men of the Church Take Ownership
Real Men of the Church Take Ownership

Real Men of the Church Take Ownership

By Father David Nix|2019-09-03T02:31:02+00:00September 2nd, 2019|Theology|

Real men take ownership. Cowards blame each other. In the below video, Navy Seal Jocko Willink describes a fire-fight in Iraq that went bad into a situation of deadly friendly-fire. At minute 8, Willink asks: "Who’s fault was this?” One Seal stood up and explained the deadly situation, adding: “…And it was my fault.” But then the next Navy Seal stands up and says: “It was my fault…” The next Navy Seal stands up and says: “No, it was my fault, because…” Again, watch time stamp 8:00 to 9:00: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljqra3BcqWM Contrast this to the below video from the 1960s where a young Irish priest asks an older Irish priest why [...]

24 08, 2019

Does God Change His Mind Through Church History?
Does God Change His Mind Through Church History?

Does God Change His Mind Through Church History?

By Father David Nix|2019-08-24T18:29:20+00:00August 24th, 2019|Theology|

Two other titles I threw around for this blog post were, Was the early Church more traditional or charismatic? and Was the Early Catholic Church as Dogmatic as the Medieval Catholic Church? This is a long blog post, but if you follow it carefully to the end, I believe you'll be happy that you did. In the above picture, every domino represents a different century in Church history. I used to believe that liturgy and dogma in Catholic Church history followed an erratic pattern like the above picture of dominos, where every century differed from the next century. Where it is true that the politics of Church history have followed a [...]

22 08, 2019

Amazon Synod Podcast 3: Teilhard de Chardin vs. Our Lady of Good Success
Amazon Synod Podcast 3: Teilhard de Chardin vs. Our Lady of Good Success

Amazon Synod Podcast 3: Teilhard de Chardin vs. Our Lady of Good Success

By Father David Nix|2019-08-11T21:46:03+00:00August 22nd, 2019|Podcasts, Sermons, Talks|

Also RomeCast 20. In our featured image above is 20th century Fr. Pierre Teilhard de Chardin SJ and 16th century Mother Mariana Mother Mariana of Jesus Torres y Berriochoa. In today’s podcast we show that Our Lady of Good Success (who appeared to Mother Mariana) predicted that in 500 years we would see certain attempts to re-write the Catholic Faith and the sacraments. The solution is partly found in new catechism: "The sixth beatitude proclaims, 'Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.' 'Pure in heart' refers to those who have attuned their intellects and wills to the demands of God's holiness, chiefly in three areas: charity; [...]

17 08, 2019

Why the Restoration of the Catholic Church Must Be Marian
Why the Restoration of the Catholic Church Must Be Marian

Why the Restoration of the Catholic Church Must Be Marian

By Father David Nix|2019-08-17T15:48:23+00:00August 17th, 2019|Theology|

Part I: A Night on the AmbulanceN.B. You can skip Part I if you do not want my real-life account of EMS from 20 years ago that got me thinking about the mystical body of Christ’s “anatomy.” The theology of this blog post is found exclusively in Part II: An Analogy In the Mystical Body. But Part I here does describe an epic fail in my life... While pre-med at Boston College, I worked as an EMT at night. Upon graduation, I returned back to Denver and went to paramedic school while discerning if I should continue in medicine or if I was in fact called to the Holy Priesthood. [...]

14 08, 2019

Amazon Synod Podcast 2: Syncretism vs. Salvation of Souls
Amazon Synod Podcast 2: Syncretism vs. Salvation of Souls

Amazon Synod Podcast 2: Syncretism vs. Salvation of Souls

By Father David Nix|2019-08-10T16:00:16+00:00August 14th, 2019|Podcasts, Sermons, Talks|

In today’s podcast, we talk about first hand experiences of oppressive spirits in pagan roots until becoming Catholic. We also see how la Nouvelle Theologie led to a collapsing of the order of grace into the order of nature. This led to the false notion that all religions are equal, including paganism and New Age. Both of these notions are openly promoted in the Instrumentorum Laboris of the upcoming Amazon Synod, which we quote directly and generously. We also talk about the third-world missionary work of St. Francis Xavier and Archbishop Lefebvre. This is RomeCast 19. The Featured Image is the enormous Basilica of Our Lady of Aparacida in Brazil.

8 08, 2019

Amazon Synod Podcast 1: What is an Integral Ecology?
Amazon Synod Podcast 1: What is an Integral Ecology?

Amazon Synod Podcast 1: What is an Integral Ecology?

By Father David Nix|2019-08-08T07:37:32+00:00August 8th, 2019|Podcasts, Sermons, Talks|

In this first of three podcasts on the October Amazon Synod in Rome, we discuss the definition of a synod, the new-age roots of an "integral ecology" and the Eastern-religion influences on the 20th and 21st century Catholic Church hierarchy. We also discuss how all this was prophesied by Our Lady of Good Success in the 16th century and how a diabolical disorientation will be solved by an angelic orientation.

3 07, 2019

RomeCast 13: Reclaiming St. Francis of Assisi
RomeCast 13: Reclaiming St. Francis of Assisi

RomeCast 13: Reclaiming St. Francis of Assisi

By Father David Nix|2019-07-03T01:15:53+00:00July 3rd, 2019|Podcasts, Sermons, Talks|

In tonight's podcast, we discuss the manliness of St. Francis of Assisi as the antithesis to the Jewish transvestite temple priests as recounted by the 1st century historian, Flavius Josephus. We also discuss Antifa and finally the words of St. Francis of Assisi where he prophesies a specific time in the future of the Catholic Church where "those who persevere in their fervor and adhere to virtue with love and zeal for the truth, will suffer injuries and persecutions as rebels and schismatics."

27 06, 2019

St. John the Baptist’s Approach to the Hierarchy and the Laity
St. John the Baptist’s Approach to the Hierarchy and the Laity

St. John the Baptist’s Approach to the Hierarchy and the Laity

By Father David Nix|2019-06-25T06:23:34+00:00June 27th, 2019|Podcasts, Sermons, Talks|

Monday's podcasted sermon is about what St. John the Baptist might say to the Catholic faithful in 2019 who are looking for answers (or excuses) from the hierarchy.

11 06, 2019

RomeCast 9: How Do Catholics Maintain Courage in the Public Forum?
RomeCast 9: How Do Catholics Maintain Courage in the Public Forum?

RomeCast 9: How Do Catholics Maintain Courage in the Public Forum?

By Father David Nix|2019-06-11T22:07:35+00:00June 11th, 2019|Podcasts, Sermons, Talks|

How do Catholics navigate conscience and public courage in a time of doctrinal confusion? In today's RomeCast, we look at some high profile Catholics like Jim Gaffigan, Joseph Sciambra and Justice Thomas, as well as a pro-life priest in Colorado. We also recall the price of telling the truth, as seen in the recently deceased Natacha Jaitt.