The long-running program "What Catholics Believe" is now in podcast format! Listen to the priests of the Traditional Roman Catholic Society and Congregation of St. Pius V teach and discuss the disasters of Vatican Council II, the errors of the Novus Ordo, and the traditional teachings of the Catholic faith. Fortify your Catholic faith with the truth. You can also find these episodes on our YouTube... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality |
Why the exclamation "Alleluia!"? Should women workout in public? Catholic teaching about the possibility of "theistic" evolution. Plenary indulgences and vocal prayers for "intentions of the Sovereign Pontiff." The story of the "Credo" knight: Bishop... more
The AI of Satan: Artificial Intelligence at the service of good or in the grip of evil. How the devil "apes" God by mimicking omnipresence, omniscience, and omnipotence. The use of brain cells of aborted children in computers? Seventeen leading schol... more
Canon Law as secondary object of infallibility. Is there evidence of early Christians attending Mass as we know it? Is it ever permitted to administer/receive doubtfully valid sacraments? From non-traditional priest? From schismatics? Asking non-Cath... more
Summer retreats and camps. Rome website. Indulgences, penances require praying aloud? Benefits of alms giving. Prayers of a soul in mortal sin? Did Constantine begin the Roman Catholic Church? Fr Sanborn, Bishop Mendez and the 1990 ordinations. Fr Ri... more
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They silenced everyone that questioned it.
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If you justify the hate and violence committed on Jan 6th on behalf of a man who encourages hatred and sin and has never repented from publically bragging about violating the 7th Commandment you are an agent of Satan not God
Father Jenkin’s theology is impeccable, concise and truly inspirational. I enjoy these programs tremendously and recommend them to any serious minded Catholic attempting to understand the chaotic state of the Church today. Clear thinking and telling it as it is make these broadcasts most invaluable. Servus Christi,
He speaks such truth. He HAS the faith. He understands the faith and tradition. He preaches on how we are to be saved. NOT on how to “be nice” as the post-conciliar church does (imho- reduced to an NGO at this point ). If there is any doubt at this point about who has supernatural faith and who doesn’t - just compare Fr. Jenkins Easter Sunday homily with that of Bergoglio (highlighted by a plea for basic living wage). The Novus Ordo leadership doesn’t live or lead with an eternal view. They espo... more
Apple Podcasts | #197 | Austria/Religion & Spirituality |
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