Matt Walsh is waking up? 😎
Ted Cruz makes a Freudian slip? 😳
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Have you ever wondered what happened after the Book of Acts closes? The story of Christianity's explosive growth through the ancient world might be the most thrilling chapter in Church history you've never fully explored.
Joshua Charles, founder of Eternal Christendom, takes us on a captivating journey through the grand narrative of salvation history, revealing how Greek philosophy, Roman order, and Hebrew revelation converged at the perfect moment for Christ's arrival. This isn't just ancient history—it's the story we're still living today.
Discover how the early Church Fathers understood prophecy unfolding before their eyes as pagan temples fell and Christian altars rose across the empire. Learn why St. Thomas Aquinas identified "obedience to the Roman Church" as the mysterious restrainer mentioned in Scripture, and why this matters for our current moment.
The conversation ventures into fascinating territory as Joshua addresses the recurring biblical motif of older and younger brothers—from ...
Christ is risen! The glorious transformation we've been preparing for through forty days of Lenten sacrifice has arrived, but what happens to our spiritual journey now?
This meditation explores the profound significance of Eastertide—not merely as the end of Lenten disciplines but as the beginning of a new way of living. From the triumphant moment when "light has triumphed over darkness," we are called to understand that Easter isn't about abandoning our spiritual progress, but redirecting it toward a fuller expression of our life in Christ.
As St. Paul reminds us, being "risen with Christ" means elevating our desires toward heaven while detaching from mere earthly satisfactions. For newly baptized Catholics, this season marks their first days in the faith, while for all believers, it offers a time to balance joyful celebration with continued spiritual growth. The Easter octave specifically highlights this transition as we learn to live out the new life received in baptism.
The meditation offers ...
Have you ever wondered what happened after the Book of Acts closes? The story of Christianity's explosive growth through the ancient world might be the most thrilling chapter in Church history you've never fully explored.
Joshua Charles, founder of Eternal Christendom, takes us on a captivating journey through the grand narrative of salvation history, revealing how Greek philosophy, Roman order, and Hebrew revelation converged at the perfect moment for Christ's arrival. This isn't just ancient history—it's the story we're still living today.
Discover how the early Church Fathers understood prophecy unfolding before their eyes as pagan temples fell and Christian altars rose across the empire. Learn why St. Thomas Aquinas identified "obedience to the Roman Church" as the mysterious restrainer mentioned in Scripture, and why this matters for our current moment.
The conversation ventures into fascinating territory as Joshua addresses the recurring biblical motif of older and younger brothers—from ...
When evangelical leader Charlie Kirk declared "the antidote to feminism is our Lady," Catholics across social media took notice. His surprising admission that "we as Protestants and Evangelicals under-venerate Mary" has sparked intense conversation about whether the prominent conservative commentator might be on a path toward Rome.
The statement represents a significant theological shift for Kirk, who went on to praise Mary as "a phenomenal example and a counter to so much of the toxicity of feminism in the modern era." While careful not to overstate what's happening, we examine this moment through a Catholic lens, exploring how devotion to Mary has historically led many Protestant thinkers toward Catholic teaching. Reports that Kirk has been attending weekday Mass with his wife add an intriguing dimension to the discussion.
We also revisit Michael Knowles' earlier conversation with Kirk about Catholicism, analyzing the challenges of interfaith dialogue when trying to balance ...
Episode 2: A Dip, a Trip, and a Sip
Anthony and Rob are killing time in the NYC harbor, polishing up Anthony’s boat with AB donations and enjoying a rare calm afternoon. While tinkering with a stubborn electrical fix, Anthony trips over a loose cable, sending a spectacular jolt through the boat……straight into reality itself. In a flash of sparks and bad luck, a portal opens and dumps both men into a prehistoric world that makes “rough day on the water” feel like an understatement.
Stranded among colossal creatures like Koi and impossible landscapes, Anthony remains gleefully curious while Rob stays skeptical, armed, and increasingly unimpressed. Their situation takes a stranger turn when they encounter a mysterious white monster drink—ancient, intelligent, and oddly discerning. Rather than attacking, the drink tests them, revealing that it is a living key tied to the long-sealed Gates of Agartha.
By surviving its trials (mostly through Anthony’s reckless optimism and Rob’s ...
Minority births make up the majority in the US for the first time, new study finds | abc7.com https://share.google/SbbxWb1F9h5H8IH7v
What will happen when white Americans no longer make up an absolute majority of the working age population?
Way too many people celebrating the move made by the SSPX right now. All I see are impatient people, snapping under pressure, taking matters into their own hands.
I remember Ignatius of Antioch:
"See that you all follow the bishop, even as Jesus Christ does the Father, and the presbytery as you would the apostles; and reverence the deacons, as being the institution of God. Let no man do anything connected with the Church without the bishop."
I get it, we live in confusing times, but the Saints already showed us how OBEDIENCE is what pleases God the most, and through that obedience, He does miracles. We knew these times would come.
The path we must walk is indeed narrow.
Imo, the FSSP has the right idea.
