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What a wonderful treasure of Catholic Truth you both are and the wisdom and positivism you share is food for the soul. Long may you prosper. God bless from Kiwi John in NZ
Thank you Father, thank you Dr M. @ 16:25 Surely Catholicism remains the largest religion in the world. It has not been "overtaken by Islam". Islam's majority, Sunni Muslims, is divided into 4 schools with different laws and different founders. There is no single Islamic group larger than Roman Catholicism. That said, I am open to be corrected. I realise it aint about numbers. Anyway, God bless you both.
Was the betrayal of Jesus with a kiss, a prefiguring of what would happen to his body, the Church? I see various betrayals of Christ, such as inviting those in mortal sin to receive the Blessed Sacrament, and doing so with the pretext of loving the sinner. There are more ways that Christ is betrayed today, under the pretext of love for the human person. Is this the sign that the Church is beginning her passion?
Margaret from Australia……wonderful discussion , constantly enlightening we confused Roman CATHOLICS…..PERHAPS things might become so tangled in a web of insanity…….Thankfully we have the Holy Rosary, mediate on Jesus life…..we are living the sorrowful mysteries now, ..persecution,martyrdom will be our joy…….All people and children of God even Pope Francis will one day be before the throne of Grace, God help us , Jesus,Mary and Joseph….. as we follow your lives with our Rosary beads we are filled with courage and surrender and love for each other as children of The Heavenly Father….Amen…..peace …Hope and Joy……
Thank you, Dr. Moynihan and Fr. Murr; your talks are always informative and comforting, even when the world is not. In regard to Fr. Murr's reflection on the Fathers' sacrifice, I recalled the following: “The Father who would have done anything to not have this happen...by the Son who would give anything so that it would”- anonymous-
Thank you Mr.Robert Monynihan & Rev.Dr.Murr I am watching from Goa in India. I look forward to your videos which are teaching me our True Catholic Faith,inspite of the current Crisis in our Church. God willing i hope to attend one of your retreats. I Thank God for yoy both,in these trying times.
The Church of Jesus Christ does not change because Jesus does not change. Malachi 3: 6 'I the LORD do not change. So you, the descendants of Jacob, are not destroyed.' Hebrews 13: 8 'Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, and today, and forever. 9 Do not be carried away by all kinds of strange teachings, for it is good for the heart to be strengthened by grace and not by foods of no value to those devoted to them.'
Fr. Murr, you mentioned you once helped at a parish in the south Bronx. I wonder if you ever met my uncle, Fr. Robert Trainor. He was pastor of Our Lady of Angels on Sedgwick Ave. from 1980-1992 and pastor of St. Ann on Bainbridge Ave. from 1992-2006. He retired in 2006 and moved to Sacred Heart on Shakespeare Ave. to help his friend Fr. Michael Sepp until Fr. Mike’s death in 2009. My uncle remained in residence at Sacred Heart assisting the new pastor, Fr. Joseph Franco, until he was called home Dec. 8, 2014.
Pray for Elon Musk's children.Some conceived by IVF, others by surrogacy. Very confusing for children who do not have a natural father as a role model.
Timothy J Gordon on Rules for Retrogrades had a very interesting talk on the beginning of this fall in families. It ties in so well my beloved gentlemen.
Fr. Murr, I think you are correct, God is letting these questions fester so a great clarity comes out of it! According to Dr. Anthony Stine: "Pope Pius XII said those who talk about the Church being to "rigid" are the enemy within!" And popes like Benedict XVI who said scholastic Thomistic philosophy was to "rigid," have believed the lies of the "enemy within" who need to get rid of Thomism, because St. Pius X said it was the antidote to modernism. Dr. Moynihan, your only problem is you have a fear of being falsely accused, you don't want to kiss that cross. Just kiss it! I remember having a discussion about this with my father who passed away in 2001. He would not have wanted to take a position against a pope. I have to apply the principle of non-contradiction, logic, and common sense to new evidence presented to me, instead of blindly adhering to my fathers perception of things in 1999 or whenever that conversation was. When Pope John Paul II said something stupid about salvation outside the Church, he recanted. Francis admitted he is a heretic when he failed to answer the dubia.
@@E.C.2 I know quite a few locations within driving range where traditional mass is celebrated. Several traditional groups are active in Germany, and I enjoy very much celebrating holy Mass there. BUT I consider it no solution to absent myself from the local parish. As I recall it, we are called to love our neighbours, not to go and stick to people that share most of our opinions and make life thus easier for us.
A follower of the Orthodox Church of the Great City Of God,Antiochia, is glad to follow dialogue,and your Debates, and. Admire your calls for unity of the Church,in the name of our Lord, and Saviour Jesus Christ. My comment,goes to Pope Francis,,we heard your demands for our prayers,and you have them from the heart, since we believe that the yoke of many years is reaching a boiling point. You are asking for help,because you cannot do the miracle ,needed on your own...All Christian faithful,must stand by you to help you make the courageous decisions, including the self sacrifice. I ask Archbishop Vigano,to lead in this direction,and to unite the Church in the face of the dangers it face. The courage here,is not less than the one demanded from the Pope, But ,the juncture calls for leaving differences aside, and uniting In the face of the worldly powers,that terrorise the disciples of this age. The Ray of Hope I See coming,is that in the middle of this crisis that is threatening the existence of the church, there is a church that demonstrated that Bolshevik Trotsky Terror, and their Neo conservative team of modern times,are being defeated in their devilish enterprise. I see hope,when they closed the churches, I started my daily prayers In the open air, in front of the Cross that blessed pilgrims going to the Monastery by Boat. I was alone, three years ago،and the cross abandoned. Now many visit, Many Pray, Even Muslims show respect,despite The billions spent on flaming hate, and wars,and terror on the arc of conspiracy starting from Afghanistan ,Iran, Turkey, into Albania,Kosovo, and Serbia. With direct financing by Qatar, and Saudi petrodollars. These people are now realising,that they were being used, and abused By the devil himself.
Pope Francis stated otherwise: “Let’s think about those who have denied the faith, who are apostates, who are the persecutors of the Church, who have denied their baptism: Are these also at home?” The Pope responded: “Yes, these too. All of them. The blasphemers, all of them. We are brothers. This is the communion of saints. The communion of saints holds together the community of believers on earth and in heaven, and on earth: the saints, the sinners, all.”
@johnf2023 True Vigano is still our brother and has a relationship to the Church. Francis, in that same audience, said relationships change, however. Unless he repents, Vigano's relationship will end by him going to hell
@@matthewschmidt5069 I'm just trying to understand as a Catholic. What does he need to repent of? He appears to have the same Faith that he did when he was ordained a Catholic priest and before he witnessed much corruption and betrayal.
@@johnf2023 He was part of the corruption. There's a 400 page document addressing all of his mishandling with McCarrick and priests who were complaining about him. Vigano is outside the faith because he rejects Francis. Any Catholic who rejects Francis as Pope has automatically excommunicated themselves.
@@matthewschmidt5069 And just what are your thoughts, dear matthewschmidt5069, of a Supreme Pontiff who defies, denies, and REJECTS, the Sacred Tradition, the infallible doctrine, the infallible dogma, and the divinely inspired teaching of the Church that defined and governed the Church for the one thousand nine hundred and thirty two years before 1965? The Pope has no authority to reimagine, reinterpret, reinvent, and remake God as he chooses. For one thousand nine hundred and thirty two years, the Church held fast to God’s Word and revelation through declaring infallible doctrine and dogma and declaring infallible teaching through the Church’s magisterium. Since the aftermath of the Second Vatican Council, an ever increasing number of men in positions of authority, influence, and power in the Church have made quite clear that they believe that the infallible doctrine, dogma, and teaching of the Church before ‘the Council’ is open to reimagining, reinterpreting, and remaking. No servant is greater than his master. This is a truth that too many Catholics have too often ignored since 1963…to our great detriment. Your post is simply not serious. You excoriate Archbishop Viganò for his denial of the present pope’s authority. And yet, you not only write nothing about the present pope’s denial of Almighty God’s authority, you demand that Catholics accept and support it.
Thanks for another great video. Very informative. It's content adds to the increasing evidence that the Church has, indeed, been infiltrated by non-Catholic elements whose obvious aim is to either harm and/or destroy the Church or permanently knock it way off It's Divinely mandated course - neither of which possible aim could ever have a snowballs chance in Hell of succeeding as Christ promised us they could not.
Thank you both Dr. Moynihan and Maestro Aurelio Porfiri for such an excellent sharing of your knowledge of the Sacred traditional history of liturgy and music, of our Church upto the Second Vatican Council and the desacralization that followed by few modernists. God Bless you both.
