I enjoy your discussions more and more. I love your style of discussion. I read a comment complaining about interrupting but it’s your show. The worst for that is Jordan Peterson and I love listening to him. Good men are worth listening to😊.
@@xoox-g2b btw take a chill pill captain keyboard, Roy is as humble as they come and I am not aware of anyone taking sides. Host needs to learn to be an effective interviewer that is all. No need to get defensive.
Roy is a very intelligent guy and has an instinctive and intellectually correct view on all of these issues. I take his opinions on these matters very seriously.
I have read Roy's book and have listened to several of his talks. They are very profound regarding the faith as THE ONLY way to God. The post Council talk of a 'previledge way....many paths,etc" are NONSENSE! Do the bishops have ears to hear and eyes to see?
The papal nuncio told Bp. Strickland there is no deposit of Faith. No one of you are willing to say what you mean for fear of reprisal, unlike Abp. Vigano. Franics is not a Christian let alone a Catholic.
Thank you Roy for pushing back and correcting Moynihan; he has a lot of Vatican 2 modernist heresy in his blood. I especially liked your astute comment about Muslims.
St. Gregory of Nyssa: He writes about the typological significance of the Old Testament events in his work The Life of Moses. He sees the column of fire as a symbol of Christ, who leads and enlightens His people - Not only a figurative symbol, it was God literally and tangibly we find in the OT leading the Hebrews-
Roy is a pragmatist. He is deeply intellectual and approaches faith in that way. His experiences speak to a pragmatist, just as others who have more emotional experiences are drawn to Christ through those who speak to their more “emotional” experience. There are many different types of individuals and speak to those who are drawn by what they have experienced.
"SIGNS OF THE AGE" I agree with Dr. Schoeman's answer to Dr. Moynihan's question (about 54 minutes into this video, which I have transcribed, further below). I was reminded that author Malachi Martin (himself at onetime ordained/operating as a Jesuit priest) saw similar 'signs of the age' of the Church near fifty years ago; and to which Dr. Schoeman now answers upon (to Dr. Moynihan) in the video. These 'signs' and their predictable-trajectory (a projectory as seen back in 1990, by Malachi Martin) of the ongoing-modernist papal-track seen along with many yet alive and who continue to observe such (first along with Martin and ongoing - since Martin's death), are addressed in Martin's 1990 book "The Keys of This Blood". From the book's Chapter 35, "The Triple Weakness", Martin states (an excerpt): "On the level of papacy and papal ministerial organization, we find elements that foment, protect and give free rein to the aberrant “spirit of Vatican II” rife on the parish and diocese levels. We find that two popes, Paul VI and John Paul II, did not exercise their supreme teaching privilege and authority in order to prevent the birth of the “spirit of Vatican II”; or, once it started to flourish, refused to take the bull by the horns in the one way they and only they could do. For quite a long time now, Roman Catholics have needed a statement issuing from the personal power and privilege of the Pope, from his ex cathedra infallibility, once and for all and without ambiguity telling all Catholics and all Christians and, for that matter, the entire world which of the two “Churches” is the orthodox one, which represents the Roman Catholic Church, the one and true Church vindicated by so many popes and so many martyrs and so many saints." (end Chapter 35 excerpt) Of course, "a statement issuing from the personal power and privilege of the Pope, from his ex cathedra infallibility, once and for all and without ambiguity telling all Catholics and all Christians and, for that matter, the entire world which of the two “Churches” is the orthodox one" has been avoided and clouded by Francis doing the near opposite, and instead doing what many know: as Dr. Schoeman stated, instead (Francis) 'the pope and the hierarchy of the Church officially taught against what had always until then had been Church teaching'. The excerpt transcription: @54:05 Dr. Moynihan: “What signs do you see that, restate again, why do you believe we are in the last age of the Church? I guess we could, we could also call that the last age of the world.” (ends at 54 min. and 21 seconds) Dr. Roy Schoeman begins his response (at 54 min. and 22 seconds): “I would say to those imaginary interlocutors, who say ‘well people thought this way in the French Revolution, too' - and stuff, which they did of course - I would say: 'Please show me a time in the past when the Church, when the pope and the hierarchy of the Church officially taught against what had always until then had been Church teaching'; and if you can convince me that the current relationship to dogma is not unprecedented, I will go back on what I say/said.” (ends at 54 min. and 56 seconds)
Thanks Dr. Moynihan! I think your spot on with the current state of the Church and the world. Sr. Lucia asks the question which she leaves to theologians to answer. "Why did Our Lady tell them 'The Rosary you will always have", and not the Mass?"
Would have been a better interview if Dr Schoeman could have been allowed to speak a complete thought before being interrupted, especially with the questions and comments from those on-line. Don't really understand why we needed a translation "what you are saying here" - we could hear the guest just fine. Still, thank you for the opportunity to learn about Dr Schoeman's story.
The abomination of desolation refers to the desecration of the Temple by the Greeks in the Old Testament during the time of the Maccabees. During the new testament it refers to the desecration of the Mass by the Novus Ordo.
The problem is that we’re used to a different form of interviewing, like what John-Henry Westen does, which is that he asks questions, then removes himself and stays out of the way while his guest responds. Dr. Moynihan can’t let his guest be more important or more knowledgeable than he is; he has to insert himself all the time. As an audience we are not accustomed to this, and personally I find him a bit pedantic. I too want to hear the guest.
Roy is so deep, knowledgeable, and humble. Unfortunately, the interviewer did not get best out of the opportunity. Too much interrupting and he does this to just about every guest particularly the better ones. He gets nervous and starts name dropping and takes tons of time going on long bloviating monologues. I bet interviewer spoke way more than 50% of time. Also disrupts the guest direction of thought with unrelated tangents. Interviewer should do an interview of himself, make it a 3 hour special I suppose since he loves the sound of his own voice.
I enjoy your discussions more and more. I love your style of discussion. I read a comment complaining about interrupting but it’s your show. The worst for that is Jordan Peterson and I love listening to him. Good men are worth listening to😊.
It follows that he should have no guests, just interview himself. Let guest speak if you are going to invite others.
looks like the guest's posse is trolling. they guest himself is very disrespectful, imho, ergo his fans are likewise.
@@ognqski you new here?
@@xoox-g2b you mean planet earth?
@@xoox-g2b btw take a chill pill captain keyboard, Roy is as humble as they come and I am not aware of anyone taking sides. Host needs to learn to be an effective interviewer that is all. No need to get defensive.
“Getting a Catholic Pope” Priority Number 1…Thank you Roy!
Robert, stop interrupting.
Going to Roy’s site or books to find out what he has to say.
Roy is a very intelligent guy and has an instinctive and intellectually correct view on all of these issues. I take his opinions on these matters very seriously.
I have read Roy's book and have listened to several of his talks. They are very profound regarding the faith as THE ONLY way to God. The post Council talk of a 'previledge way....many paths,etc" are NONSENSE! Do the bishops have ears to hear and eyes to see?
An Illumination of Conscience.Amen.kris Ethiopia
The papal nuncio told Bp. Strickland there is no deposit of Faith. No one of you are willing to say what you mean for fear of reprisal, unlike Abp. Vigano. Franics is not a Christian let alone a Catholic.
Thank you Roy for pushing back and correcting Moynihan; he has a lot of Vatican 2 modernist heresy in his blood. I especially liked your astute comment about Muslims.
I enjoyed this podcast, and I sure wish I could go to the Holy Land. God bless you!
Me too!!!
Mary will bring the World to her Son.
St. Gregory of Nyssa: He writes about the typological significance of the Old Testament events in his work The Life of Moses. He sees the column of fire as a symbol of Christ, who leads and enlightens His people - Not only a figurative symbol, it was God literally and tangibly we find in the OT leading the Hebrews-
Yes, been following Roy for the past 20 years. Again and again, I am very encouraged in faith when I hear him speak. Thanks Roy.
Thank you both, enjoyed this talk very much
Roy is a pragmatist. He is deeply intellectual and approaches faith in that way. His experiences speak to a pragmatist, just as others who have more emotional experiences are drawn to Christ through those who speak to their more “emotional” experience. There are many different types of individuals and speak to those who are drawn by what they have experienced.
"SIGNS OF THE AGE" I agree with Dr. Schoeman's answer to Dr. Moynihan's question (about 54 minutes into this video, which I have transcribed, further below). I was reminded that author Malachi Martin (himself at onetime ordained/operating as a Jesuit priest) saw similar 'signs of the age' of the Church near fifty years ago; and to which Dr. Schoeman now answers upon (to Dr. Moynihan) in the video. These 'signs' and their predictable-trajectory (a projectory as seen back in 1990, by Malachi Martin) of the ongoing-modernist papal-track seen along with many yet alive and who continue to observe such (first along with Martin and ongoing - since Martin's death), are addressed in Martin's 1990 book "The Keys of This Blood".
From the book's Chapter 35, "The Triple Weakness", Martin states (an excerpt): "On the level of papacy and papal ministerial organization, we find elements that foment, protect and give free rein to the aberrant “spirit of Vatican II” rife on the parish and diocese levels. We find that two popes, Paul VI and John Paul II, did not exercise their supreme teaching privilege and authority in order to prevent the birth of the “spirit of Vatican II”; or, once it started to flourish, refused to take the bull by the horns in the one way they and only they could do. For quite a long time now, Roman Catholics have needed a statement issuing from the personal power and privilege of the Pope, from his ex cathedra infallibility, once and for all and without ambiguity telling all Catholics and all Christians and, for that matter, the entire world which of the two “Churches” is the orthodox one, which represents the Roman Catholic Church, the one and true Church vindicated by so many popes and so many martyrs and so many saints." (end Chapter 35 excerpt)
Of course, "a statement issuing from the personal power and privilege of the Pope, from his ex cathedra infallibility, once and for all and without ambiguity telling all Catholics and all Christians and, for that matter, the entire world which of the two “Churches” is the orthodox one" has been avoided and clouded by Francis doing the near opposite, and instead doing what many know: as Dr. Schoeman stated, instead (Francis) 'the pope and the hierarchy of the Church officially taught against what had always until then had been Church teaching'.
The excerpt transcription:
@54:05 Dr. Moynihan: “What signs do you see that, restate again, why do you believe we are in the last age of the Church? I guess we could, we could also call that the last age of the world.” (ends at 54 min. and 21 seconds)
Dr. Roy Schoeman begins his response (at 54 min. and 22 seconds): “I would say to those imaginary interlocutors, who say ‘well people thought this way in the French Revolution, too' - and stuff, which they did of course - I would say: 'Please show me a time in the past when the Church, when the pope and the hierarchy of the Church officially taught against what had always until then had been Church teaching'; and if you can convince me that the current relationship to dogma is not unprecedented, I will go back on what I say/said.” (ends at 54 min. and 56 seconds)
Very interesting discussion. Pleased to hear Dietrich von Hildebrand mentioned, a great thinker who would have much to say about the current crisis.
Thanks Dr. Moynihan! I think your spot on with the current state of the Church and the world. Sr. Lucia asks the question which she leaves to theologians to answer. "Why did Our Lady tell them 'The Rosary you will always have", and not the Mass?"
05:10 --- I wish he would not interrupt.
Would have been a better interview if Dr Schoeman could have been allowed to speak a complete thought before being interrupted, especially with the questions and comments from those on-line. Don't really understand why we needed a translation "what you are saying here" - we could hear the guest just fine. Still, thank you for the opportunity to learn about Dr Schoeman's story.
I’ve tuned in late… only 30 minutes in at this point… and have to say I am so disappointed that Dr. Schoeman’s story is constantly interrupted!
Agree. 👍🏽
The abomination of desolation refers to the desecration of the Temple by the Greeks in the Old Testament during the time of the Maccabees. During the new testament it refers to the desecration of the Mass by the Novus Ordo.
Mr Moynihan, please stop interrupting the guest. We don’t need your interpretation, your feelings.
It’s his show!! 😬
@@harvestingnow1571 Yes!!! These people are SO RUDE!
That's why it's hard to watch his show, unfortunately.
The problem is that we’re used to a different form of interviewing, like what John-Henry Westen does, which is that he asks questions, then removes himself and stays out of the way while his guest responds. Dr. Moynihan can’t let his guest be more important or more knowledgeable than he is; he has to insert himself all the time. As an audience we are not accustomed to this, and personally I find him a bit pedantic. I too want to hear the guest.
Disagree. He doesn't so much have interviews. They are conversations. I love the interaction. He seems very humble to me.
With all due respect Dr. Moynihan, your vocalization of the texted comments unnecessarily interrupts the flow of conversation. God Bless.
Thank you for stating this in a very respect way. I feel exactly the same way. God bless.
Roy is so deep, knowledgeable, and humble. Unfortunately, the interviewer did not get best out of the opportunity. Too much interrupting and he does this to just about every guest particularly the better ones. He gets nervous and starts name dropping and takes tons of time going on long bloviating monologues. I bet interviewer spoke way more than 50% of time. Also disrupts the guest direction of thought with unrelated tangents. Interviewer should do an interview of himself, make it a 3 hour special I suppose since he loves the sound of his own voice.
Love you Robert, but Please Please let the man talk, for crying out loud stop putting words in his mouth.
"the man" couldn't have said it better himself.
Dr Moynihan, I really enjoy your channel but PLEASE stop speaking over your guests. It’s a basic interviewing skill that you must work on. God bless.
Dr Maloney stop speaking so much
Since you don't know his name, you've clearly come here as a paid shill to disrupt.
@@lorih9182interviewer does interrupt way too much.