The Mystery of Malachi Martin - Live Stream with Father Murr

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Komentáře • 353

  • @urbietorbicommunications
    @urbietorbicommunications  Před 5 měsíci +15

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    • @patri1689
      @patri1689 Před 5 měsíci +4

      If you listened his interview with Art Bell and others, Malachi Martin never said he left his priesthood rather he requested, and granted, to leave the Jesuits. His situation was unique but according to him he was a priest under special authority. Indeed, that part was a bit confusing. However, here fr. Murr claims at 33:00 Malachi Martin left the priesthood and later returned to active ministry. And yet Malachi Martin himself said he celebrated Mass and performed many many exorcisms. I understand his ministry could be have been private but that doesn't do justice the claim made by Fr. Murr since according to Fr. Malachi he never left his priesthood but rather only the order he belonged.
      In the meantime, since Fr. Murr knew Fr. Malachi Martin, more on him would be a good idea. There are so many subject matter to be discussed in light of what's happening in the Church and the world, at large.
      Thank you for all your work. God bless and keep up the good work!!

    • @patri1689
      @patri1689 Před 5 měsíci +2

      Just finished the interview. But what's intriguing is that Dr. Moynihan asked a very significant question and neither returned to it nor let fr. Murr deny it or affirm it. That question is about fr. Malachi's supposedly affair. We still want to hear fr. Murr's response on this matter. Dr. Moynihan could also ask if it's true that Fr. Malachi was living in New York with a woman? If so in what capacity???
      I hope there's part two.
      Pax et Bonum.

    • @eoinmcg88
      @eoinmcg88 Před 5 měsíci +1

      To counter the calumny against Bishop Martin, in his own words - czcams.com/video/3Qf7khkDXSI/video.html

  • @brendanculleton6368
    @brendanculleton6368 Před 5 měsíci +106

    Fr Malachi Martin brought me to the Traditional Latin Mass 3 years ago after finding him on the Internet and changed my Catholic life for the better. Defender of the Faith Father Malachi Martin pray for us 🙏

    • @sunny2shoes
      @sunny2shoes Před 5 měsíci +5

      Amen.Latin Mass is key to upholding our True faith and reverence.God Bless you!

    • @eoinmcg88
      @eoinmcg88 Před 5 měsíci +1

      To counter the calumny against Bishop Martin, in his own words - czcams.com/video/3Qf7khkDXSI/video.html

    • @Featherfinder
      @Featherfinder Před 5 měsíci

      @@eoinmcg88 Bishop Martin? I never heard that Fr. Martin was a bishop. (?)

    • @eoinmcg88
      @eoinmcg88 Před 5 měsíci +1

      @@Featherfinder yes, his friend explains in this interview - czcams.com/video/TXPzqg9y6tA/video.html

  • @light-yi2me
    @light-yi2me Před 5 měsíci +24

    Malachi Martin had masters and PHDs not just one, spoke 5 different languages and not only he was an extremely intelligent man , but prolific author who wrote like a prophet , completely understood the politics of his time and could predict the future of the church related to mankind’s destiny. He was an exorcist since in Cairo as an archeologist. He was trained in Rome and appointed as an official exorcist at the age of 30. He was a consultant to two popes in Vatican, had been given the sealed letter of Fatima to read and always maintained his influence in Vatican cause he wanted to know what’s happening with the future of his church. I’m not a Catholic , however I can recognize nobility, genius and originality in a man. God bless his soul 🙏🏻❤️

  • @sketchartist1964
    @sketchartist1964 Před 5 měsíci +35

    I credit Fr M. Martin for making me a much better informed Catholic. I believe he was a true and devout son of the Church. May he rest in the eternal peace of Christ. Fr Martin pray for us!

    • @scorptarget
      @scorptarget Před 5 měsíci +1

      Same. Malachi, Pray For Us! God Bless my friend….Let us pray for the soon Triumph of The Immaculate Heart of Mary! 🙏🏽📿

  • @marilynkho6891
    @marilynkho6891 Před 5 měsíci +122

    Father Martin never gave up his priesthood. He kept his vows of chastity
    In order to make a living he gave up his vow of poverty. Also his vow of obedience as he didn’t trust the bishops at the time.
    God bless Father Martin.

    • @rodneyrickard3763
      @rodneyrickard3763 Před 5 měsíci +20

      Fr. Malachi Martin always celebrated the Tridentine Latin Mass!!!! He ALWAYS had priestly faculties from a Cardinal delegated by Pope's Paul VI and John Paul II for private Mass. He always had priestly faculties!!!!

    • @suzanneguiho4882
      @suzanneguiho4882 Před 5 měsíci +7

      @@rodneyrickard3763 In other words he never was dispensed from his vow of obedience. He answered directly to the Pope through the Cardinal. However, he was then under a Bishop in a diocese who gave him permission to do exorcism! How many times in his various interviews he mentioned that he would never do an exorcism without the authority of the Catholic Church…which implies being mandated by a Bishop in a diocese to do to which he submitted to by obedience. It seems that we don’t know the same Father Malachi Martin or that Father Malachi Martin was a liar!!! Thank you Rodney helping to settle this element. There is a lot of mystery surrounding his role in the activities that he was asked to do for the Church, namely in the USSR, which are shrouded with mystery. One thing for sure when he took a vow to secrecy he kept it!

    • @suzanneguiho4882
      @suzanneguiho4882 Před 5 měsíci +9

      @constance875 About five years ago the radio programs where he was guess were on YT. There were many. I listen to all of them and more than once. On those programs he was asked questions about himself. Many times about if he was still a priest. That is where I got it from the horses mouth.

    • @velia52
      @velia52 Před 5 měsíci +3

      Loved Fr. Martin, learned so much from his interviews with Art Bell.

    • @PaeataClark
      @PaeataClark Před 5 měsíci

      Correct.he spoke about this.

  • @maggiesace389
    @maggiesace389 Před 5 měsíci +120

    I also read Malachis book, The Jesuits, back when I didnt even know about the downfall of the Order of the Society of Jesus! As a HUGE fan of St. Ignatius of Loyola, I was SO disappointed in the Order St. Ignatius had founded! Fr Murr is spot on re: the evil in "liberation theology"!! And, all roads lead back to Freemasonry!

    • @ceciliamagunda5903
      @ceciliamagunda5903 Před 5 měsíci

      It looks like they were bought with a lot of money by those who wanted to destroy the church and the Jesuits fell for it what a pity

    • @themoderncatholicwarrior7216
      @themoderncatholicwarrior7216 Před 5 měsíci +12

      Can I get your honest opinion? I was given a copy of Malachi Martin’s book Windswept House around 2001 by an sspx priest. While reading it, I could see a shadow man in the corner of the room that would disappear when I looked at it directly. It got worse and I could feel the presence of the devil in a back room. It was at a petrol station that I was working at. It got so bad and scary that I had to stop and it all stopped. I thought at the time that this confirmed Malachi Martin. This same thing happened a few years later to a friend’s GF when she was reading books about Hinduism and how to interpret dreams. Skipping ahead, I came across Fr. Amorth’s book and he said this happens as a warning when you read evil books. But why did it happen to me with Malachi Martin?

    • @susand3668
      @susand3668 Před 5 měsíci

      Dear@@themoderncatholicwarrior7216 , sometimes, there are areas we are curious about, but it is not good for our spiritual lives to get caught up in those areas. It does sound like you were being warned.
      I was a friend of Malachi Martin 20 years before "Windswept House." It's a novel. I think it is really okay that you don't read it!!

    • @user-ot5mi1uc1d
      @user-ot5mi1uc1d Před 5 měsíci +18

      I remember beautiful, holy Jesuit priests who never let you leave the church without challenging or educating you. Then things changed overnight and we got fluffy bunny religion. No cross, no spiritual battles, just hugs for everyone because we're all going to heaven 😅

    • @themoderncatholicwarrior7216
      @themoderncatholicwarrior7216 Před 5 měsíci +2

      @@user-ot5mi1uc1d the time period you are speaking about is when the most abuse by priest occurred. Things were not out front but behind closed doors. As of the 1970s, after Vatican 2, cases got less and less. But do you remember the time period when the church hierarchy abandoned the church and one performed a black mass? That is found in the gospels.

  • @1907jdee
    @1907jdee Před 5 měsíci +20

    Fr Malachi Martin was a priest and prophet for our time. Many priests disliked the truths he told and the Jesuits tried to ruin him.

    • @adrianjohnson7920
      @adrianjohnson7920 Před 5 měsíci +2

      And yet his predictions are terrifyingly and increasingly accurate. The mark of a prophet is that his prophecies are proven true.

  • @soulscry8697
    @soulscry8697 Před 5 měsíci +42

    Fr. Malachi Martin (may he rest in peace...imho is a saint), was key in my returning to the RCC in 2017 after I listened to all the 12 hours of interviews between him and Art Bell. Topic: Possession and Exorcism. I read most of his books during these interview sessions over a few weeks and began to immerse myself in all things "Catholic"...was raised in traditional Latin mass in 50's/early 60's, Catholic school with Carmelite nuns were our teachers, I became horrified as a 13 year old in 1969 when "the Vat II changes occurred." I would never set foot in a RCC until 2017, AFTER reading 'Windswept House.' That did it for me. A devout friend led me to a FSSP apostolate nearby. I made it to the 12:15 low mass. Sat at the back and wept. I was HOME! Spoke to the priest afterwards. Made the appt. Now lead a sacramental life. May God reward that holy priest, Fr. Malachy Martin, exorcist, ex-Jesuit. He was brilliant and he got his message out loud and clear. Many scoffed at him, but he was right over the target. It was an infiltration. Just like the infiltration in our American government. Deep church. Deep state.

    • @PaeataClark
      @PaeataClark Před 5 měsíci +1

      Thank you.

    • @snuggiebear01
      @snuggiebear01 Před 5 měsíci +2

      Wow, your story is compelling!
      I knew nothing of Catholicism though I was baptized a Catholic in ‘65 then went to Catholic schools in the 70s but there was no catechesis. Nothing was taught. I went to the Traditional Latin Mass in 2015 and I was home. I heard that Father Martin felt it best to describe the infiltration of the church through fictional novels, such as ‘Windswept House’ and it was his purpose through fiction to lead people to that truth and in many ways despite that truth lead them back to the Catholic Church, so it seems like it it worked and you came back.
      He was an amazing man with an incredible talent.

    • @patc1309
      @patc1309 Před 5 měsíci +2

      I hope you listened to his interviews with Bernard Janzen

    • @soulscry8697
      @soulscry8697 Před 5 měsíci +1

      @@patc1309 Aren't the interviews with Bernard Janzen similar to Coast to Coast radio with Art Bell? How do they differ? I listened to the entire 12 hours of Fr. MM with Art Bell over a two week period in 2017...after that I read his books and returned with great haste to the TRADITIONAL RCC 15 minutes from me at the time.

    • @fairyspunfibers9098
      @fairyspunfibers9098 Před 5 měsíci +1

      @soulscry8697
      Well, Jantzen is a Catholic, so the interviews are vastly more in depth. 😊

  • @louisepacheco5390
    @louisepacheco5390 Před 5 měsíci +24

    I am just now getting into Malachi Martin and am fascinated and impressed in light of what is occurring today

  • @eugene2596
    @eugene2596 Před 5 měsíci +39

    We laymen are greatly assisted by both of you by these conversations. Thank you so much Fr. Murr and Mr. Moynihan

  • @carolhugenberg7478
    @carolhugenberg7478 Před 5 měsíci +21

    Fr. Arrupe seems to have had PTSD from the Japanese bomb, and wanted to prevent this from every happening, and thought liberation theology could save mankind, not realizing only Jesus could save mankind.

    • @fairyspunfibers9098
      @fairyspunfibers9098 Před 5 měsíci

      Correction: not _remembering_ that only Jesus could save! I imagine Fr. Arrupe did have PTSD. Prayer helps greatly with PTSD. I should know.

  • @patriciaa.5571
    @patriciaa.5571 Před 5 měsíci +10

    Father Martin said in interviews that he was always a priest, he was just released from the Jesuit order, but he was still a priest.

    • @maciejnajlepszy
      @maciejnajlepszy Před 11 dny

      He's the only priest without the priestly clothes that is approven in the traditional community. If he was the priest all the time, why he wasn't wearing appropriate clothes? I can't get past that fact.

  • @mmac3311
    @mmac3311 Před 5 měsíci +60

    Art Bell was the most popular talk show host in the world. 180 million listeners. His #1 most popular guest was Malachi Martin. Malachi was above all else, kind, could explain complicated theological issues with ease and simplicity. My favorite book was “The Keys of this Blood “ His story about the Freemasons in Europe and Pope Leo 13 and his vision of Satan asking God for a 100 years to destroy the Church was amazing. God, in His mercy gave us two Polish saintly popes for the beginning of the twentieth century and the end of the twentieth century-bookends to protect the Church for the 100 years-THAT was amazing information told in such a way that only a master storyteller can tell. It explains so much!

    • @errorsofmodernism7331
      @errorsofmodernism7331 Před 5 měsíci +2

      delusional

    • @mmac3311
      @mmac3311 Před 5 měsíci +14

      I certainly hope this wasn’t the last podcast on Malachi Martin. You barely touched on his life and death. Please, please continue the conversation. There has to be more. You never mentioned that he was a mystic. You never mentioned that he visited mental institutions to try to help those who were possessed and oppressed (he said 85% were). His knowledge of the secret of Fatima. There is so much more to his life. You barely touched on it!!

    • @paulfaigl8329
      @paulfaigl8329 Před 5 měsíci +1

      ​@@errorsofmodernism7331whom are you talking about? Please clarify by not throwing adverbs or adjectiva labels around. Apage Satanas 💥

    • @paulfaigl8329
      @paulfaigl8329 Před 5 měsíci +1

      ​@@mmac3311I agree. I hope they will take these themata up and expand on Fr. Malachi.

    • @user-wq3ty4uj1p
      @user-wq3ty4uj1p Před 5 měsíci

      @@paulfaigl8329what are you talking about

  • @laurenfur
    @laurenfur Před 5 měsíci +18

    Malachi Martin never left the priesthood. He explains that in detail in several interviews both with Bernard Janzen and Art Bell

  • @zalobo
    @zalobo Před 5 měsíci +15

    PRAY, PRAY, PRAY FOR THE CHURCH OF CHRIST !!!!

  • @Byzntinhart
    @Byzntinhart Před 5 měsíci +31

    I wish I could have heard this LIVE. Malachi discusses exactly what you and father Murr were trying to figure out about his priesthood. He has discussed that in interviews. He left the jesuit order but he did not leave the priesthood he was never laicised he only left the order and he did that because he needed to be released from his vows so that he could actually make a living Which he could not do under the vows of the Jesuit order. He could not go along With modern trajectory of the Jesuit order.

    • @lorih9182
      @lorih9182 Před 5 měsíci +7

      He was released from the obedience and poverty vows, not the chastity vow.

    • @janep7211
      @janep7211 Před 5 měsíci +7

      Listen to the Art Belle interviews. Wow!

    • @laurenfur
      @laurenfur Před 5 měsíci +8

      Yes it was frustrating to listen to. Malachi Martin took time in many interviews to explain the special dispensation he received from Pope Paul VI and explained he always remained a priest. He never left the priesthood. His friend Robert Marrow has explained this as well

    • @fairyspunfibers9098
      @fairyspunfibers9098 Před 5 měsíci +1

      @janep7211
      The interviews with Bernard Jantzen (a devout Catholic). MUCH more informative!

  • @paulfaigl8329
    @paulfaigl8329 Před 5 měsíci +20

    My two favorite personalities. Robert, faithful Catholic with inside 💠 knowledge of all Vatican crypts, and Fr. Murr, my favorite dismantler of lies and conspiracies ❤️

  • @user-od4rw2ft7s
    @user-od4rw2ft7s Před 5 měsíci +25

    Very powerful and so many who could have intervened did not God Bless Archbishop Lefevre

    • @sleepinglioness5754
      @sleepinglioness5754 Před 5 měsíci +3

      You're so right and so much information, details, names, etc. were never written down, so they took this valuable information with them!

    • @susand3668
      @susand3668 Před 5 měsíci

      Yes, we need to pray for Archbishop Lefebvre. For all his good intentions, he was disobedient and he died excommunicate, as far as we know.

    • @E.C.2
      @E.C.2 Před 5 měsíci

      God bless and love Archbishop Thuc.

    • @joycemackin9412
      @joycemackin9412 Před 5 měsíci +2

      And the SSPX

    • @fairyspunfibers9098
      @fairyspunfibers9098 Před 5 měsíci

      @susand3668
      You are misinformed, then. NO one can be excommunicated for "disobedience" to a technical discipline. NO.ONE. That is Canon Law! Excommunication is reserved for HERETICS and those who commit specific sins.
      Abp. Lefebvre did *not* die excommunicatio! He also LAWFULLY disobeyed sin! He ALSO had the *permission and assistance* of Pope Paul VI in setting up the SSPX in such a way that it could be rendered less vulnerable to interference by bad Popes! Apparently, Pp. Paul VI knew what was coming.
      There ya go.

  • @jameselliott4470
    @jameselliott4470 Před 5 měsíci +18

    I have great respect for Fr. Martin (Malachi, not James, of course). I found his books and talks very informative and edifying. RIP, Malachi.

  • @markthomas6436
    @markthomas6436 Před 5 měsíci +55

    I am greatly intrigued by all discussions involving Malichai Martin. He was certainly a pivotal figure in our time. Thank you for this! Please expand this effort to produce more discussions about Fr. Martin.

    • @paulfaigl8329
      @paulfaigl8329 Před 5 měsíci +10

      He was the most brilliant thinker. I would put him into the group of far ahead thinkers together with Fr. Reginald Knox. Brilliant priests. May God be merciful to their souls.😀

  • @flyingtigers3747
    @flyingtigers3747 Před 5 měsíci +11

    In 2004, Fr. Vincent O'Keefe SJ, former Vicar General of the Jesuits and past President of Fordham University, affirmed through the DC-based Father Tom Widner SJ, Secretary for Communications of the U.S. Jesuit Conference, that Malachi Martin was granted a dispensation, called a _rescript,_ by Pope Paul VI from his vows in the Jesuit order except for chastity. After publication of *"The Jesuits: The Society of Jesus and the Betrayal of the Roman Catholic Church"* (1988), the Jesuits spread rumors claiming Malachi Martin was defrocked and expelled from the Church. Martin denied this until his 1999 death. Father O'Keefe was the Vicar General of the Society in 1965, at the time of Father Malachi Martin's departure from Rome. *_The fact that the Jesuits confirmed Fr. Martin was a valid priest his ENTIRE LIFE and was not laicized was a radical change in Jesuit policy concerning Father Malachi Martin - they acknowledged his status as a valid, lifelong priest._* Why Father O'Keefe set the record straight on Malachi Martin five years after Martin's death in 1999 is unknown; he died at age 92 at the Jesuit infirmary at Fordham University.
    *DO YOUR DUE DILIGENCE NEXT TIME...*

    • @granmabern5283
      @granmabern5283 Před 5 měsíci +2

      Thankyou!

    • @adrianjohnson7920
      @adrianjohnson7920 Před 5 měsíci +1

      This is the truth, and I wish it was at the top of this collections of posts.

    • @fairyspunfibers9098
      @fairyspunfibers9098 Před 5 měsíci

      @flyingtigers3747
      I suspect Fr. O'Keefe's conscience pricked him...as it should have! He certainly - and unjustly - tried to destroy Fr. Malachi! May God have mercy on O'Keefe's soul! 🙏🙏🙏

  • @IreneTanedo-md9ux
    @IreneTanedo-md9ux Před 5 měsíci +16

    Excellent podcast Father Murr and Dr. Moynihan..Really appreciate all your tireless efforts in keeping us up to date regarding our Catholic Church
    God bless both of you abundantly ❤

  • @user-rh8qt4cs4p
    @user-rh8qt4cs4p Před 5 měsíci +10

    I used to listen to Father Malachi Martin on the radio. That person served as advisor to 2 Popes maybe 3. He knew the 3rd secret of The Lady of Fatima.

  • @lnelsoncpa
    @lnelsoncpa Před 5 měsíci +18

    I heard several interviews of Fr Martin with Bernard Janzen. Fr Martin stated he asked Pope Paul VI to be released from the Jesuits and to be secularized (not laicized). He was granted both. He maintained his vow of chastity but was released from his vow of poverty so that he could earn a living. He stated he continued to say daily Mass (traditional).

  • @lorih9182
    @lorih9182 Před 5 měsíci +12

    Fr Martin always said his books were "faction," some fiction written in, but he said 98 or 99% was true. The fiction part was names he changed, and a few side stories of fictitious characters for interest. There IS a woman who gave testimony that she WAS the girl in that black mass and confirmed it happened. He also claimed he was never laicized. After reading Windswept House, I'm convinced that Fr Martin is in part (of an amalgamated character), the young priest who is behind the Iron Curtain post-war.

    • @marystanley7373
      @marystanley7373 Před 5 měsíci +4

      @lorih9182
      James Mitchner did the same thing. Kept historical facts and changed names. His books were always published under the genre of "fiction" but I've learned more about factual history in his books than I ever did in History classes. He had the largest empire of academic researchers of any author who has ever sat at a typewriter. He used hundreds of grad students to do his research! 👍

    • @harvestingnow1571
      @harvestingnow1571 Před 5 měsíci +2

      @@marystanley7373I’ve only read Hawaii from Michener and loved it!! 📕🙋🏻‍♀️

    • @prarieborn6458
      @prarieborn6458 Před 5 měsíci +2

      i read The Source in the 1970’s. i just loved it and i learned so much about Israel.

  • @sleepinglioness5754
    @sleepinglioness5754 Před 5 měsíci +8

    Martin was probably trying to get back in because he knew nothing could be done from the outside. The camel had pushed him out. He seems to be one of the few whistleblowers...trying to tell all in his own way.
    Very good point 'they wanted to bring Heaven down to earth' (19:57 video). Saul Alinsky and his social justice agenda came to mind in this discussion.
    Excellent, excellent discussion. Thank you.
    Blessings to you both on your retreat and throughout this Blessed Lent.

  • @jamescromer550
    @jamescromer550 Před 5 měsíci +3

    Father Malachi (Mal-a-kee) Martin never stopped being a priest. He was not happy with the changes introduced by Vatican II and wanted to step back, but not stop being a priest. He was released from his vow of poverty in order to earn a living, and was always assigned to a Bisphop that he had to answer to. He was still a priest but not assigned to a particular parish for "regular" duty. The world is a lesser place without that great man of God.

  • @seamusweber8298
    @seamusweber8298 Před 5 měsíci +7

    Thank you for this podcast edition. I fully concur with Father Murr's statements about the characteristcs and marks of the traditional Jesuit : intellectually gifted men, men who can stand alone and function independently if required. I have two relatives who were Jesuit priests. Both men were siblings. Their father was employed in the Guinness brewery in Dublin, and both of his sons joined the Jesuit Order and were ordained as priests. One of these men went on to become the Provincial Head of the Australian Jesuit province. He ended up leaving the order and he married an ex-nun. The other man remained a priest. Both men were highly educated men and were ordained in the late 1940's and early/mid 1950's, but both men were also highly involved in working for "social equality". Thanks for this edition, fascinating and informative as always

  • @MF-rp9ox
    @MF-rp9ox Před 5 měsíci +8

    I’ve listened to practically every interview available of Fr. Martin and in almost every one he describes how he was granted dispensation to be released from the Jesuit order and not be incardinated. He said he kept his vows except for poverty because he used his writing to earn a living.and worked in the media and writing. If you knew him that well, why don’t you know this?

    • @fairyspunfibers9098
      @fairyspunfibers9098 Před 5 měsíci +1

      @MF-rp9ox
      A priest does not need to be incardinated UNLESS he is to be attached to a diocese or another Order. He was NEVER defrocked or laicized! Always a priest! An unincardinated priest still retains his priestly faculties and, if given permission by a Bishop, can also perform exorcisms, incardinated or not. He can also say private Masses, can give Extreme Unction, and hear Confessions, at the very least, in emergencies.

  • @Mutasis_Mutandis
    @Mutasis_Mutandis Před 5 měsíci +12

    Love MM’s books. Have also always been fascinated with him. A brilliant man. Used to have some tapes of his interviews.

  • @Vespasion1
    @Vespasion1 Před 5 měsíci +4

    I learned so much from this but learning about our church is made so easy by listening to anything Moynihan has to say in videos or in print. By reading Inside the Vatican for years, I got the Catholic education that i never got in Catholic schools. This subject on my favorite priest of all time was so interesting and eye opening. Martin was the greatest man that was perfectly right to tell us all the truth we need to know. Easy to understand and subjects that we are able to retain all the way up until our death.

  • @aleksandrablaszczyk5971
    @aleksandrablaszczyk5971 Před 5 měsíci +5

    God Bless this great conversation. 🙏❤️

  • @triumphofihm525
    @triumphofihm525 Před 5 měsíci +6

    🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 for the purification of the Church

  • @patriciamcdonald2199
    @patriciamcdonald2199 Před 5 měsíci +8

    Robert, my first attempt to listen ended in turning you off, I thought you were obnoxious toward Fr Murr. Trying again, hoping I was wrong.

  • @whitewolf1298
    @whitewolf1298 Před 5 měsíci +3

    20:54
    The key concept to Christian revolution and Christian Justice is "My Kingdom is not of this World". Revolution to build a "workers' paradise" is outside the bounds of the Christian Spirit, moreover, this is impossible. But "revolution" to right real and ongoing wrongs, and restore the primacy of the family and the hearth, is totally in keeping with the Christian Spirit.

  • @MrCrouchback
    @MrCrouchback Před 5 měsíci +6

    I've heard it that Malachi Martin was dispensed from his Jesuit vows, but remained a priest.... only saying.

  • @David-Once
    @David-Once Před 5 měsíci +3

    I always made sure I stayed up to hear him on Coast to Coast with Art Bell.
    I discovered him by reading "Hostage to the Devil", without knowing who he was. Whether you believe in possession or not, that is one of the most terrifying books, due to the psychological aspect. No pea soup, no head spinning. Pure demonic terror.
    The Devil invites people to sin regularly. All day, every day. He seeks permanent residence through sublety. We accept through weakness. Pride,
    Greed, Wrath, Lust, Envy, Gluttony, and Sloth. The seven deadly sins. Human nature. The easy choices.

  • @suzanneguiho4882
    @suzanneguiho4882 Před 5 měsíci +10

    Malachi said over and over that he was not laicized but secularized. My uncle was a secular priest meaning he did not belong to a religious orderwho make 3 vows. but was under a Bishop in a diocese, made no vow except that of chastity and obedience but not that of poverty…?? This he corrected many times on the different programs where he was invited…???🤷‍♀️

  • @whitewolf1298
    @whitewolf1298 Před 5 měsíci +3

    8:34
    You men do realize that Cardinal Bea was one of the most obnoxiously liberal prelates even under Pius XII. It is said that he was largely responsible for that most reprehensible encyclical: Divino afflante Spiritu, which revolutionized exegesis, to put it mildly.

  • @minapan3892
    @minapan3892 Před 5 měsíci +9

    I wish Fr. Murr could have been given more time to speak.

  • @stevebohlin7245
    @stevebohlin7245 Před 5 měsíci +14

    I think the claim that he was laicized was circulated by the SJ who declared him no longer a priest as a condition for releasd from vows. JPII clarified the matter and he was able to have faculties formalized in the Adiocese of NYC.

  • @paulareger9195
    @paulareger9195 Před 2 měsíci +2

    Hi, I am very happy I found someone who knew Father Martin, I have to contact Father Murr and tell him what Father Martin did for me 2 weeks after his passing!
    I never had the chance to tell Art Bell, because I did not know if he would believe my story.....Anyway, I will try and find an email for Father Murr.....❤❤❤❤

  • @7oneofseven
    @7oneofseven Před 5 měsíci +17

    The Church is in a crisis of poor catechesis and the pope is clearly not exempt. I pray for the souls of those responsible, and the souls of those starved of truth. I know we are called to be joyful bearers of light, but the devastation is very heartbreaking 💔

    • @chriskozik2573
      @chriskozik2573 Před 5 měsíci

      @7oneofseven... Sadly, it's much worse than you say: the crisis is of APOSTASY, as Fr. Murr directly stated… and explicit heresy.
      💡 Deceiver pope francis personally & officially taught >DeFide defined, condemned heresy on the Eucharist that Trent directly specified.< In »Desiderio Desideravi« virtually word-for-word francis states to be correct and of the Faith >exactly what Trent directly-and Infallibly-condemned.< There's Not any gray here: it's direct, in-your-face denial and rejection not merely of an article of Faith, but of THE Most Central core of the Faith which concerns the Holy Eucharist and its reception.
      💡And that's Not even touching on francis's publicly stated blasphemous heresy against the Immaculate Conception of Mary, a whole other subject.
      These are just two among others of what pope francis and his agents, aka apostate bishops, support.
      💡💡And none of that even touches the IMMORAL teachings of pope francis, eg. about "cohabitating couples" being in a marriage and >having "the grace [of the Sacrament] of marriage."(!)<
      The approved apparitions of Fatima and Akita warned of dire times. 💫St. Francis of Assisi solemnly warned about a pope who would be "a destroyer." And Ven. Archbp. Sheen decades ago explained that a bad man does personal sin but an evil man causes or leads others to sin.
      Sacred Heart of Jesus have mercy on us.
      💫 Padre Pio said the Rosary is "the weapon!" So… many more we need to pray.

    • @sleepinglioness5754
      @sleepinglioness5754 Před 5 měsíci +5

      If this helps, when you are praying the Rosary, contemplate and meditate on the first three prayers Faith, Hope and Charity. Spend extra time on each one individually and I think you'll start getting answers for strength and foresight/clarity. Ask Our Blessed Mother questions, discuss your concerns and she'll guide you. Sometimes I'll pray the entire Rosary relating either Faith, Hope or Charity with that daily Mystery.
      One thing about our wonderful Mother is, she always knows how to console us when we're hurting❤‍🩹

  • @berniepeng
    @berniepeng Před 5 měsíci +7

    What your missing, is that the little 11 year old girl, who was ritually abused has made a statement, of her recollection of the event, which she notarized, under a assumed name, to protect her identity. Also, Church Militant claims to have been sent documents from the Church in the US where this occurred, sent by someone within the Church, who had access.

    • @brianjanes1614
      @brianjanes1614 Před 5 měsíci +5

      Fr. Murr stated that what happened in the U.S. was true! That’s where the horrendous “actions”if I can even call it that took place.😫 He doesn’t see the “Citadel” event happening in the Pauline chapel. Doesn’t mean it didn’t take place somewhere else perhaps on a smaller scale.

    • @markthomas6436
      @markthomas6436 Před 5 měsíci

      Was not Cdl. Bernardin the perp in the South Carolina black Mass?

    • @fairyspunfibers9098
      @fairyspunfibers9098 Před 5 měsíci

      @brianjanes1614
      Correct. It could easily have taken place in another church (probably a basement crypt) in Rome proper, rather than within the walls of the Vatican.

  • @patri1689
    @patri1689 Před 5 měsíci +5

    Now this is the subject matter I want to hear.

  • @tolkienlewis6887
    @tolkienlewis6887 Před 5 měsíci +2

    Having read Windswept House house and niow reading The Jesuits i find myself very grateful to Malachi Martin .

  • @JorgeGonzalez-kd8zh
    @JorgeGonzalez-kd8zh Před 5 měsíci +5

    Thank you both gentlemen.

  • @lorih9182
    @lorih9182 Před 5 měsíci +4

    I was in church, so I missed the live. Maybe next time. Gtsy both again. I always look forward to your podcasts.

  • @dennismcmahonfilms
    @dennismcmahonfilms Před 5 měsíci +4

    George C. Scott playing Patton explains the triumph processions: "...all glory is fleeting..."

  • @michellestansberry9101
    @michellestansberry9101 Před 5 měsíci +4

    There is a reason Jesus chose simple men

  • @horizon-one
    @horizon-one Před 3 měsíci +1

    Fr Malachi Martin's mind and intelligence was higher and far ahead of most people. Unfortunately the slow and fleshly minded can never really grasp Fr Martin and will misinterpret him because their perception and intellect is weak. Such people are the ones who've made all sorts of false accusations against him. It appears Fr Martin wanted to get out and write books to alert the Catholic world due to what he was privy to yet could not openly and freely disclose.

  • @dorisfrontdesk9329
    @dorisfrontdesk9329 Před 5 měsíci +8

    His name was pronounced Malachi (mal-el-KEY). Malachi Martin was released of his vows of poverty and obedience (not chastity). Malachi came to NY and for a time drove a cab. Also, he performed exorcisms. He was a most remarkable man. There is much you left out. He continued a relationship with John Paul II..... and you should inform yourself and find out how far he went as far as titles go. Fascinating man.

  • @PaeataClark
    @PaeataClark Před 5 měsíci +11

    MALICHI HAD NO TIME FOR POPE John23,who rubbished Fatima. MALICHI loved Fatima.
    He was a close friend of Padre Pio.
    The Art Bell tapes are rich with material about him.
    To much bias, even my.
    But Padre Pio endorsed him and was a friend.They had meals in new york

    • @fairyspunfibers9098
      @fairyspunfibers9098 Před 5 měsíci +1

      @PaeataClark
      Fr. Malachi Martin's interviews with Bernard Jantzen (a devout Catholic) are better. More in depth and less "sensational". Art Bell was definitely a sensationalist.

  • @blueyedmule
    @blueyedmule Před 5 měsíci +2

    About 20 years ago I asked Fr. Pacwa about Fr. M. Martin, he claimed to know of no proof he had even been ordained. That and some other things slowed my move to Tradition by about the same amount of time. I still love and respect Fr. Pacwa.

    • @patri1689
      @patri1689 Před 5 měsíci +6

      That CANNOT be true. No way.

    • @janep7211
      @janep7211 Před 5 měsíci +6

      He was an important figure in Rome and an exorcist. Listen to Art Bell interviews.

    • @adrianjohnson7920
      @adrianjohnson7920 Před 5 měsíci +3

      @@janep7211 Art Bell was not a Catholic. His interviews by Catholic Bernard Janzen are far more focused in depth on Catholic Understanding of dogma and prophecy. -- he is not having, as in Bell's interviews, to explain everything for non-Catholics.

    • @faithcross8109
      @faithcross8109 Před 5 měsíci +4

      Father Mitch is NOT an authority on many things.

    • @fairyspunfibers9098
      @fairyspunfibers9098 Před 5 měsíci +1

      @blueyedmule
      Fr. Pacwa was a bit of a Modernist, back then. Fr. Malachi wasn't.

  • @christianunity9253
    @christianunity9253 Před 5 měsíci +11

    Thank you gentlemen for this.

  • @llamuth1919
    @llamuth1919 Před 5 měsíci

    This is about the fifth or sixth time I have listened to this program and I am still fascinated and learning from it. I love you and ask God to bless you both always and abundantly. Please continue to enlighten us all about our Church and pray for us that God reveals to us what we need to do in our daily lives so that we don’t lose our most precious faith. We pray for God’s loving and just guidance. Most sincerely, l l 54:42 lamuth. 😇🙏🏻

  • @speedygonzales9993
    @speedygonzales9993 Před 5 měsíci +4

    Good grief !!! Incredible story .... Shocking ! And, yes, APOSTASY !

    • @PaeataClark
      @PaeataClark Před 5 měsíci +1

      No.i saw all the tapes of Art Bells tapes. 100s of them.i am 77 years.

    • @PaeataClark
      @PaeataClark Před 5 měsíci +1

      Gosh. Help it was two Vows, but he retained one. Usually I know..

    • @speedygonzales9993
      @speedygonzales9993 Před 5 měsíci

      @@PaeataClark Fr. Murr & Dr. Monihan gave us snippets of info about M. Martin. I just connected the dots as they say, & I got just about the almost full jigsaw picture! Incredible!

    • @beccagee5905
      @beccagee5905 Před 3 měsíci

      ​@@PaeataClarkHe retained the vow of chastity.

  • @maggiesace389
    @maggiesace389 Před 5 měsíci +5

    Happy VaLENTine's Day, Gentleman!!! ❤❤❤ Ive recieved Ashes on my forehead but always disappoints me when my thick hair quickly disappears the SIGN on my forehead that Im Catholic and I belong to the Triune God!!!!!

  • @theshaddocks5605
    @theshaddocks5605 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Thank you. Enlightening program.

  • @msirilla
    @msirilla Před 5 měsíci

    Thank you for saying out loud what some of us have known for years.

  • @user-es9tj4xw5t
    @user-es9tj4xw5t Před 4 měsíci +1

    The issues depicted in ‘Wind Swept House’ have been validated elsewhere. They also, IMO, have been repeatedly validated by the current condition of the Vatican and the faith in general.

  • @katarinateburcia3046
    @katarinateburcia3046 Před 5 měsíci +2

    I have to somewhat disagree with Fr. Murr's take on Malachi Martin. Through countless interviews, especially with Art Bell, I truly believe Fr. Martin was not only a visionary, but saw too many things while working behind the scenes in Vatican II that disturbed him. Though Fr. Murr may have known Fr. Martin in his later life, one does not truly know the workings of the other intimately. I believe Malachi Martin when he said he wrote his books incognito of the real persons involved, but that the events were true. His book "Hostage to the Devil" is so frightening and realistic that I was only able to read the first two chapters before recalling my own experience with the powers of the spiritual war being raged. My respect, however, goes out to Fr. Murr for his take and opinion on Fr. Malachi Martin. Prayers will continue to be said for the church and it's clergy.

  • @PaeataClark
    @PaeataClark Před 3 měsíci

    Only would miss this because I am in New Zealand! God Bless.

  • @laurenfur
    @laurenfur Před 5 měsíci +3

    Everything you need to know about Robert Blair Kaiser you can see in his interview in “Hostage to the Devil.” The man appeared to have been possessed. Listen to the part of the interview where he discusses his belief (or lack of belief) in the devil

  • @acfatemi
    @acfatemi Před 5 měsíci +9

    I’d like to hear a continuation of this discussion 😉

  • @Belladicta
    @Belladicta Před 5 měsíci +1

    He NEVER LEFT THE PRIESTHOOD. Fr Malachi Martin explained that MANY times. Maybe you should have interviewed someone who actually knew him. Not occasionally ran into him

  • @whitewolf1298
    @whitewolf1298 Před 5 měsíci +2

    57:14
    This is a dialog of the deaf. If you want to talk about Vatican II, instead of talking about steamy conspiracies at dinner parties, just talk about the utter heresy in the documents themselves.

  • @joycemackin9412
    @joycemackin9412 Před 5 měsíci +2

    Sir you say get it the truth well how can we get to the truth when father Malachi Martin is not here to defend himself

  • @natalie19774
    @natalie19774 Před 5 měsíci

    Enjoyed listening…Looking forward to the follow up interview

  • @MysteryMan2U
    @MysteryMan2U Před 5 měsíci

    Brilliant talk!

  • @Pine_eagle_1985
    @Pine_eagle_1985 Před 5 měsíci +9

    This is a ‘must see’ interview. Share it!

  • @ground752
    @ground752 Před 5 měsíci +2

    “ Sons of Cardinal Bea “ there is a story there, and the “ vast overestimation of the strength of catholic practice “

  • @mercster
    @mercster Před 5 měsíci +1

    Thanks for the talk... when you host a stream like this, you need the host (or someone you have chosen) to make sure chat doesn't go off the rails and ruin the experience for others. Some nutter named Wesley Curry II, who appears to be mentally ill, came in spamming comments in all caps, disrupting the stream and blathering nonsense. Just a tip for the future. 👍

    • @mercster
      @mercster Před 5 měsíci

      In case you aren't computer or Internet "savvy"... I mean to say, you can silence those who are disruptive. They can still watch the stream, but may no longer be a plague on the people assembled to watch and comment on it in real-time.

  • @BBL_Fam
    @BBL_Fam Před 4 měsíci +2

    Dr. Moynihan, this was a fascinating interview. It would be appreciated in the future if you could please give Fr. Murr more time to talk and talk less over him.
    As a student who graduated from a Jesuit college in the 1990s, I can relate to some of what you both discussed. To add, the “social Justice” movement overtook any semblance of Christianity in our school by the time I was a student. The first week of school I was introduced to gay pride month, where condoms were available on every residence hall door for students. It was known some of the priests were gay. Some did live in the student residence halls for access to students outside “office hours”, which was a neat way to develop a more personal relationship with the priests.
    The lay faculty my school hired was always very liberal, hired to proclaim social Justice works in all of us, and he was effective. I have memories of a retreat he accompanied us on where the leader sang in a circle of fire and prayed for China’s Mao! I was young and naive about Communism then, but knew something was off. Didn’t know enough to speak out against that. This same former campus minister espouses outright Marxist and Communist ideals openly in his social media pages, so this all makes sense. And our Jesuit administration was aware of all of this and supported it. Since graduating, I never once supported our alumni association. Made some good friends there, but I am probably the only one I know who has remained a practicing Catholic of our large friend group. This is also true for friends I had in other years: those who remained Catholic are of a very liberal bent…supporting ideals such as abortion and openly espousing anti-Semitic platitudes such as “from the land to the sea”.
    Our Jesuits were known to possess an enviable liquor room at their retreat house, where students would sometimes plunder when invited there for retreats.

  • @lea11362
    @lea11362 Před 4 dny

    Oh my goodness! I cannot listen to the interviewer any more!!!!!
    I don’t mind Fr Murr speaking because he is interesting, but Robert talks more than I can handle!

  • @zoo22u
    @zoo22u Před 5 měsíci

    Stupendous!

  • @privatecitizen8909
    @privatecitizen8909 Před 5 měsíci +1

    What is diabolical is Martin’s role as a double agent assisting the Rabbis and the AJC. No wonder his books were so twisted, his behavior was highly manipulative. Please read E. Michael Jones’, The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit and have this same discussion with him. He is way ahead on this subject. Nostra Aetate is the key to why the Church is in the position of subordinating the Gospels and making the Jews dominant today. Start there and then revisit Martin’s fears about the coming storm. He helped to make that happen! Jones is the premier scholar on all of this.

  • @jeremiahabbott5277
    @jeremiahabbott5277 Před 5 měsíci

    I so enjoyed this. I first heard of Malachi Martin on Coast To Coast AM with Art Bell. But since then I have been fascinated with the life of Father Martin and I’m learning something new all of the time about him. It was very interesting to hear about the history of The Jesuits even before getting into the real Topic of Father Martin. Thank You very much for sharing this.
    So is The Windswept House a work of Fiction or Non-Fiction? Obviously it’s a work of Fiction no matter what it is claimed to be. So what I’m understanding is his Fictional Work was a way for him to try to get across that there was something very diabolically wrong with the church and this was a way for him to do that without coming out and saying it outright.
    Isn’t it so strange how everything always comes back to money? It’s amazing how a person with enough money, or a group of people with enough money, or even a government with the right amount of money can cause so much change. And it’s not good change it’s change that is plain out nothing more than doing what needs done to change what has always been taught and even change the scripture into something that it’s not. And the sad part is that it’s happening and I think that it’s came to the point of saying you can take this amount of money and you can do us a favor and you have the power to persuade this or that. But if you don’t take this money and you don’t agree with it, then who knows how many people we can get to say this or that and you will be the next person going down for it.

  • @Tyler.i.81
    @Tyler.i.81 Před 5 měsíci

    The way a dog sits by his master’s table, nice and friendly, valiant and good, will not permit any strange fellow to come near, from pure wickedness, hatred, and is envious, so that he alone will have his place: Such little dogs are the Suiten, [they] know how to ingratiate themselves nicely, all gentle and friendly, as long as they are being acquainted with people in highest positions in the land.

  • @barjonah9466
    @barjonah9466 Před 5 měsíci +9

    Incredible times. Where is the true Church of Christ? Bergoglio is teaching false doctrines and attacking traditional and orthodox Christians while blessing sodomites…a sin that cries out to heaven. Where does a Catholic find peace and clarity in these horrible circumstances?

    • @nativevirginian8344
      @nativevirginian8344 Před 5 měsíci +1

      Orthodox Christianity. There is no one between us and Christ, he is Lord of the World. Not the pope. The only way to God is through Christ, not the pope. Christ is the center, not a pope.

    • @fairyspunfibers9098
      @fairyspunfibers9098 Před 5 měsíci

      @nativevirginian8344
      No Catholic has EVER claimed a Pope to be "the center" for Pete's sake! A Pope has 2 basic functions: 1) Teach and GUARD/DEFEND the Faith as it has always been taught, and 2) Be the Servant of his Bishops, to uphold them in the Faith. THAT'S IT! What we are seeing is an anti-pope, a very bad man!
      Orthodox are heretics!

    • @fairyspunfibers9098
      @fairyspunfibers9098 Před 5 měsíci

      @barjonah9466
      The Bride of Christ is where She always is: in the Faithful who cling to ALL Dogma and Doctrine. You will find Her Dogmas and Doctrine still being taught and followed in the Traditional Orders: SSPX, FSSP, ICKSP, CMRI... Find one. Go there.

  • @TeresaAvila1
    @TeresaAvila1 Před 5 měsíci +1

    One can listen , on you tube ,to Art Bell hours of interviewing Fr martin

    • @adrianjohnson7920
      @adrianjohnson7920 Před 5 měsíci +1

      Art Bell was not a Catholic; for Catholics, the interviews by Canadian Catholic Bernard Janzen are far richer and deeper.

  • @jerryvearrier9441
    @jerryvearrier9441 Před 5 měsíci

    Malachi Martin knew things were wrong because he read the third Secret of Fatima. Which is revealed in the book: "The Last Warnings" by Jerald James The Secret of Fatima is revealed by Fr. Grunner of Fatima in this book.

  • @Meofcourse27
    @Meofcourse27 Před 5 měsíci +5

    When you have a guest, please allow the guest to speak more than yourself. Unfortunately, you have a very knowledgeable guest on Fr.Martin and one who personally knew him, but you do most of the talking.
    Sorry, but true.

  • @BryanKirch
    @BryanKirch Před 5 měsíci +2

    He made specific claims of a date range so that’s important to know it wasn’t fulfilled in the time period he stated

  • @lorettacordova6100
    @lorettacordova6100 Před 4 měsíci

    fascinating

  • @gerry30
    @gerry30 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Just to be clear, Leonardo Boff is described by Fr. Malachi Martin in the Jesuits as "Franciscan Liberation Theologian Leonardo Boff." page 58 Touchstone edition 1988. "Peruvian Jesuit Gustavo Gutierrez" is written in that form in virtually every citation. That could be a genuine mistake on the part of Fr. Martin or is more likely a proofreading error by the editors that went by uncaught.

  • @kdr3619
    @kdr3619 Před 15 dny

    Malachi kept his vow of chastity. It’s the vows of obedience and poverty that he was allowed to dispense with.
    He never had an affair (that we know of) nor was he ever married unlike the other Jesuit priests mentioned here.
    This might be one reason why he was permitted to take up Priesthood again.

  • @pattican700
    @pattican700 Před 5 měsíci +3

    why is it blocked people still show up ? in chat replay , Wesley Curry II keeps popping up even though I have blocked him... what kind of sorcery is that ?

    • @fairyspunfibers9098
      @fairyspunfibers9098 Před 5 měsíci +1

      @pattican700
      LOL No "sorcery". Just because YOU "blocked" or Reported him just means the comment or reply disappears -- for you only! -- until you refresh the page (basically closing, then coming back). Then, it's back (never went away). It takes the owner of the channel, or CZcams itself to actually DELETE the comment. You're not in control of that.

  • @jodifritz9456
    @jodifritz9456 Před 4 měsíci

    🙏🙏🙏

  • @whitewolf1298
    @whitewolf1298 Před 5 měsíci +1

    17:56
    Violence can be a part of Christian Action, so long as it is subordinate to Godly ideals and is applied toward arresting or thwarting violence against innocents by criminals. In the case where a superior fails to act, the duty of acting obliges his subordinates down to the lowest ranks, to act appropriately.

  • @davidtheexplorer605
    @davidtheexplorer605 Před 5 měsíci

    His calls into the coast to coast shows with Art Bell where very interesting .
    There are recording available

  • @mkduffy8804
    @mkduffy8804 Před 2 měsíci

    I clicked on this link your discussion of Malachi Martin because I have read some of his books and of course, I’m well familiar with the six part art bell interview series. But I got to tell you gentleman, it’s just amazing how myopic discussions of the Catholic Church are vis-à-vis the relationship to women And young boys. I’m talking about the pedophilia and sexual mishandling of young people placed in their trust that has been going on for decades and ignored by the church and the bishops and the arch bishops. The day I hear a discussion where priest the fact that the church is deeply wounded, that’s the day I’ll start to go back to church. If you’re wondering why the pews are empty, look no further than this discussion which intellectualized everything and glosses over the most glaring problems. It is 2024 hello

    • @Dienekes678
      @Dienekes678 Před 27 dny

      Erm, didn't you listen to those interviews properly?
      Have you not paid attention to the Marian apparitions?
      Satan has infiltrated the Catholic Church, right to the very top. What better way for Satan to try destroy the church than for his servants to abuse children & adolescents.

  • @TheGringoSalado
    @TheGringoSalado Před 5 měsíci +1

    It seems American greed and avarice and consequences (90% of opioids & majority of trafficked slaves are consumed in the USA) plays a huge role.
    Catholics adopting a Protestant prosperity gospel accelerates these problems.

  • @BeYeSeparate
    @BeYeSeparate Před 5 měsíci

    13:15 I really appreciate the section on _Liberation Theology / Marxist-"christianity"_ you guys. _"For they have sown the wind,"_ and today we are surely _"reap[ing] the whirlwind"_ (Hos 8:7). Martin airs this out a bit in 1978 on Buckley's "Firing Line" (Mission of the Pope, 18:47 - 19:49) saying that it's being taught at the universities and cautions that there is going to be trouble. And trouble there is, for sure. Lastly, does anyone know if, and where, Martin gets specifically into any of his paleography work and dealings with Card. Bea? Thanks, and Blessings!

  • @chrisekstrom4614
    @chrisekstrom4614 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Once Western Civilization lost the cast iron certainty of the Holy Roman Catholic Church it began our Downfall. You both lived through the Disaster. Now we are in the Downfall Era.

  • @veronicasantamaria5916
    @veronicasantamaria5916 Před 5 měsíci

    P. Carlos, ¿podría traducir estas conversaciones con el Dr. Moynihan, tan fundamentales en estos días? nos ayudan a comprender la Iglesia actual en manos del Sanedrín y Judas

  • @sports872
    @sports872 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Are any specific Martin books I should read first?
    Or any other by anyone else that I should read about the Church, Vatican, etc.

    • @fairyspunfibers9098
      @fairyspunfibers9098 Před 5 měsíci

      @sports872
      Dr. Anthony Stine, channel Return To Tradition, says read Vatican, first.

  • @2redboy1
    @2redboy1 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Excellent discussion, thank you!🙏🏻✝️❤️🇺🇸

  • @user-eu8ub9cm5t
    @user-eu8ub9cm5t Před 5 měsíci +1

    John McManus 2020 book The Deep Church Revealed The Enemy Within is almost completely ignored? Why?

  • @Climbing_Carmel_TODC
    @Climbing_Carmel_TODC Před 5 měsíci +1

    Is Aid to the Church in Need worthy of our donations these days? I thought they did lots of great work, now I'm not so sure.

    • @ruthmaryrose
      @ruthmaryrose Před 5 měsíci +3

      According to the Lepanto Institute Aid to the Church in Need is safe to donate to. The Lepanto Institute has a list of charities that are safe to donate to. In my opinion the Lepanto Institute is also very worthy of our donations. Check them out.