Moloch, Baal and Ashtoreth - The Rise, Fall and Rise again of the Pagan Gods Catholic Unscripted 2024-10-18 | Please support us at catholicunscripted.comkeywordsCatholicism, Oracle of Delphi, gender roles, Trinity, love, community, Our Lady, spirituality, power dynamics, cultural identity, Catholic Church, faith, education, renewal, identity, leadership, media influence, history, Gnosticism, moral authoritysummaryIn this conversation, the speakers engage with various questions posed by retreatants, exploring themes of spirituality, gender roles, the nature of God, and the importance of community. They discuss the Oracle of Delphi and its implications for understanding ancient spirituality, delve into the distinctions between the feminine and masculine, and examine the concept of the Trinity as a model for love and community. The conversation also touches on the relationship between power and love, the role of Our Lady in the Trinity, and reflections on the cultural identities of Catholicism in Ireland and England. In this conversation, Katherine Bennett discusses the challenges and opportunities facing the Catholic Church today. She emphasizes the importance of faithfulness amidst crises, the role of the laity in calling leaders to be more authentically Catholic, and the need for a strong Catholic identity in education. Bennett also addresses the impact of media on the Church's image and the necessity for courageous leadership to uphold Catholic values in a secular world. The conversation highlights the historical context of faith in Europe and the ongoing battle against ideologies that threaten the Church's teachings.takeawaysThe Oracle of Delphi represented a center of occultist wisdom, not good influence.Understanding gender roles is essential for grasping the nature of humanity.The Trinity exemplifies love, community, and the journey towards God.Power dynamics often reflect a struggle in the absence of God.Our Lady's role is crucial in understanding femininity within the Trinity.Humanity reflects the divine nature of God through community and relationships.Cultural identity plays a significant role in the expression of faith.The Catholic faith offers solutions to contemporary societal issues.The importance of teaching and leadership within the Church is paramount.Feminism has created a paradox in understanding femininity and masculinity. We must focus on where the growth and fruit are in the Church.The future of the Church may be smaller but stronger.Laity have a responsibility to hold leaders accountable.Ireland has faced unique challenges due to scandals.COVID has opened people's eyes to the need for faith.The abandonment of Catholicism leads to self-harm in society.Media plays a significant role in shaping perceptions of the Church.Catholic education must prioritize the goal of sanctity.Catholic schools need a clear understanding of their purpose.Strong leadership is essential for the renewal of faith in education.titlesReflecting the Divine: Humanity's RolePower vs. Love: A Theological Perspective The Vital Role of Catholic EducationAddressing Scandals: A Path to HealingSound Bites"This was not a center of good pneumatic influence.""We believe it because it's true.""God is so simple that we miss it.""Christ has already won the battle.""The church in the future might be smaller but stronger.""It's up to the laity to call our leaders to be Catholic."Chapters00:00Introduction to the Retreat and Questions02:57Exploring the Oracle of Delphi and Ancient Spirituality05:52The Feminine and Masculine: Understanding Gender Roles08:47The Trinity: Love, Community, and Theosis12:04The Relationship Between Power and Love14:49The Role of Our Lady in the Trinity18:10Humanity's Reflection of the Divine20:50The Importance of Community and Relationships24:07Cultural Reflections: Ireland and England's Catholic Identity43:00Faithful in the Face of Challenges46:52The Impact of History on Faith49:18Catholic Identity in Europe51:54Media Influence and the Church's Image55:30The Role of Catholic Education59:05The Importance of Catholic Identity in Schools01:04:03The Purpose of Catholic Education01:10:36The Need for Strong Leadership in Catholic Schools01:15:28The Future of Catholicism in a Secular World01:20:11The Call for Courageous Leadership01:22:56The Nature of Evil and Truth
White shaming and Diversity Hires are no way to combat Racism. Catholic Unscripted 2024-10-18 | Please support us at catholicunscripted.comkeywordsCatholic Unscripted, racism, Wear Red Day, anti-racism, theology, cultural critique, personal anecdotes, societal issuessummaryIn this episode of Catholic Unscripted, Katherine Bennett discusses the initiative Wear Red Day, which aims to combat racism through symbolic gestures. She critiques the effectiveness of such initiatives, arguing that they oversimplify complex issues and fail to address the root causes of racism. Through personal anecdotes and theological reflections, Bennett emphasizes the need for a deeper understanding of love and humanity, rooted in a Christocentric theology, rather than superficial actions.takeawaysWear Red Day is a symbolic gesture against racism.Superficial anti-racism initiatives fail to address deeper issues.Personal anecdotes highlight the absurdities of modern anti-racism efforts.A Christocentric theology offers a true antidote to hatred.Racism is a complex issue that requires thoughtful dialogue.The current approach to anti-racism may lead to more division.Education should focus on recognizing the face of Christ in others.Gimmicks like Wear Red Day mask the real problems in society.Discrimination based on competency is necessary in the workforce.Cultural critiques are essential for understanding societal issues.titlesThe Flaws of Wear Red DayRethinking Anti-Racism InitiativesSound Bites"White shaming and diversity hires are no ways to fight racism.""Mushy brained morons will become our future leaders.""You can't discriminate against somebody who's black."Chapters00:00Introduction to Catholic Unscripted01:52The Concept of Wear Red Day03:51Critique of Modern Anti-Racism Initiatives07:35The Role of Christocentric Theology in Addressing Racism
Liberal Bishop cancels Catholic priest for preaching the Gospel Catholic Unscripted 2024-10-14 | Please support us through a membership scheme or by making a donation at catholicunscripted.comGavin Ashenden, Katherine Bennett and Mark Lambert talk with Fr Sean Sheehy, an Irish priest who was cancelled by the Bishop of Kerry last year when he delivered a homily about sin, repentance and the joy of forgiveness. You can read more about it here insidethevatican.com/magazine/people/top-ten-people/top-ten-2022-fr-sean-sheehyWe discuss truth, courage, fear, virtue and ask why there are so few prepared to speak up in the decadent culture. Fr Sean also shares his experiences in Medjugorje.
Gavin Ashenden, Lived Experience! Seeking a pain free death Catholic Unscripted 2024-10-08 | Please visit catholicunscripted.com and pick up a membership Links:catholicherald.co.uk/we-must-reject-secular-cultures-nihilism-and-its-terror-of-lifes-mysterious-alchemy-of-love-and-painkeywordsCatholic Church, synodality, lived experience, assisted suicide, Cardinal Nicholls, suffering, human dignity, morality, faith, spiritualitysummaryIn this episode of Catholic Unscripted, Katherine Bennett, Mark Lambert, and Gavin Ashenden discuss pressing issues within the Catholic Church, including the implications of the synod's promotion of lived experience, the upcoming legislation on assisted suicide in the UK, and the importance of suffering in the human experience. They reflect on Cardinal Nicholls' response to the assisted suicide bill and emphasize the need for a deeper understanding of suffering as a vital aspect of human dignity and faith.takeawaysThe synod's promotion of lived experience raises concerns about doctrinal integrity.Assisted suicide legislation poses ethical dilemmas regarding human dignity.Cardinal Nicholls' pastoral letter highlights the dangers of a right to die becoming a duty to die.Suffering can lead to spiritual growth and deeper human connections.The Church must communicate its teachings on sexuality more effectively.Lived experience should not overshadow objective truths of faith.The hypocrisy in synodal discussions often overlooks faithful experiences.Suffering is an essential part of the human experience that should not be avoided.The secular view of suffering often leads to a disposable mentality towards life.God's plan for suffering can lead to unexpected blessings and growth.Sound Bites"It's madness, more madness from the synod.""A right to die can become a duty to die.""We must reject secular cults and nihilism."Chapters00:00Prayer for Peace and Reflection on Current Events02:24Concerns Over Synodality and Lived Experience10:24Assisted Suicide Legislation and Cardinal Nicholls' Response19:00The Value of Suffering in Human Experience
Pope stacks conclave with progressive cardinals Catholic Unscripted 2024-10-06 | Please visit catholicunscripted.com to see how you can receive exclusive access to member blogs and videos keywordsCatholic Identity Conference, Pope Francis, new cardinals, assisted suicide, UK law, Catholic Church, euthanasia, traditional liturgy, faith, communitysummaryIn this episode of Catholic Unscripted, Katherine Bennett, Gavin Ashenden, and Mark Lambert discuss significant recent events in the Catholic Church, including Pope Francis' announcement of 21 new cardinals, the implications of a proposed assisted suicide bill in the UK, and their experiences at the Catholic Identity Conference in Pittsburgh. The conversation highlights the challenges facing the Church today, the importance of community and tradition, and the need for a deeper understanding of faith in contemporary society.takeawaysPope Francis has appointed 21 new cardinals, raising concerns about the future direction of the Church.The assisted suicide bill in the UK poses significant ethical challenges and risks expanding beyond its intended limits.The Catholic Identity Conference provided a sense of community and belonging among faithful Catholics.There is a growing divide within the Church, exacerbated by differing views on tradition and modernity.The speakers at the conference emphasized the importance of joy and humor in sharing the Catholic faith.The discussions highlighted the need for a robust defense of the sanctity of life in the face of societal changes.The experience of attending the conference was uplifting and reaffirmed the attendees' commitment to their faith.The speakers called for unity among Catholics, regardless of their liturgical preferences.The importance of understanding the historical context of current issues was emphasized throughout the conversation.The conference showcased a variety of perspectives and experiences within the Catholic community.titlesExploring Faith in a Changing WorldHumor and Joy in the Catholic ExperienceSound Bites"Pope Francis is stacking the Council of Cardinals.""This is the dictatorship of relativism.""Once you cross that Rubicon, that's it."Chapters00:00Introduction and Overview of the Catholic Identity Conference01:00Pope Francis and the New Cardinals11:56Assisted Suicide Legislation in the UK23:00Debriefing the Catholic Identity Conference39:55Conclusion and Future Events
Catholic Unscripted at the Catholic Identity Conference 2024 - Christ is King! Catholic Unscripted 2024-10-05 | Please visit catholicunscripted.com to support the work that we do. Thank you for your membership. In this video, Katherine Bennett, Gavin Ashenden and Mark Lambert share snippets of their talks at the Catholic Identity conference in Pittsburgh last week. To listen to all the amazing and inspiring speakers at the Catholic Identity Conference 2024, visit videos.catholicidentityconference.org to purchase a link.If you enjoyed what you heard, you may wish to pick up a link to our own upcoming conference in Ireland this week catholicunscripted.com/event-details-registration/special-video-content-saleand check out upcoming events on our homepage. Come back soon to hear Katherine, Gavin and Mark in conversation about their time at the conference. Thanks for watching.#catholicchurch #culture #totalitarianism #tyranny #feminism #death #suffering #jesuschrist
Bad Liturgy and Eucharistic Bears - What has been lost, and does it matter? Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-22 | Please visit catholicunscripted.com and make a one off donation or pick up a silver or gold membership package to receive daily news commentaries and access to member blog posts. keywordsCatholic Unscripted, Irish Times, Bishop Fonzie, Traditional Latin Mass, Novus Ordo, Papal Authority, Catholic Faith, Liturgy, Holiness, Faith FormationsummaryIn this episode of Catholic Unscripted, Katherine Bennett, Mark Lambert, and Gavin Ashenden discuss the recent controversy sparked by the Irish Times regarding their podcast and its association with Tommy Robinson. They explore the implications of this publicity, the role of Bishop Fonzie, and the impact of their work on the Catholic community. The conversation delves into the differences between the Traditional Latin Mass and the Novus Ordo, the importance of reverence in liturgy, and the challenges posed by bad liturgies. They also address the need for clarity in papal authority and the significance of holiness in the faith.takeawaysPublicity can be a double-edged sword.Criticism of Bishop phonsie reflects broader issues in the Church.Catholic Unscripted aims to address concerns within the faith.The Traditional Latin Mass offers a deeper experience of worship.Holiness in liturgy is essential for faith formation.The ambiguity of the papacy raises questions for many Catholics.Generational differences affect perceptions of the Mass.Bad liturgies can lead to a lack of faith among young people.The role of the priest is crucial in the celebration of the Mass.Catholics must seek out reverent liturgies to deepen their faith.titlesFinding Transcendence in the Mass ExperienceBishop Fonzie: A Beacon of Hope in the ChurchSound Bites"This is a different world.""We are concerned with the ambiguity of the papacy.""All publicity is not good publicity."Chapters00:00Introduction and Context of Controversy03:07Public Perception and Media Representation06:11The Role of Bishop Fonzie and the Church's Response08:57Impact of the Podcast on Faith and Conversion12:05The Tension Between Tradition and Modernity in the Church15:04Exploring the Latin Mass vs. Novus Ordo17:58The Importance of Reverence in Liturgy20:56The Challenge of Bad Liturgies24:00The Need for Holiness in the Church26:59Concluding Thoughts on Faith and Liturgy
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Why doesnt Pope Francis want to be Pope? Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-20 | Please visit catholicunscripted.com and make a one off donation or pick up a silver or gold membership package to receive daily news commentaries and access to member blog posts. keywordsPope Francis, Catholic Church, inter-religious dialogue, papal authority, religious pluralism, Christian experience, magisterium, martyrdom, theological implications, Pope's responsibilitiessummaryIn this conversation, Gavin discusses the evolving role of the papacy, particularly under Pope Francis, and critiques his approach to inter-religious dialogue. He emphasizes the importance of papal authority and the unique claims of Christianity, arguing against the relativistic tendencies in the Pope's statements. Gavin highlights the significance of the magisterium and the dangers of undermining the uniqueness of the Christian faith, especially in the context of martyrdom and the challenges faced by Christians today.takeawaysGavin expresses his initial admiration for the papal office and its significance.He critiques Pope Francis for pursuing a heterodox path in his teachings.The ambiguity in the Pope's remarks creates confusion among Catholics.Pope Francis' comments on inter-religious dialogue are seen as problematic.Gavin emphasizes the unique relationship Christians have with Jesus.He argues that the magisterium's consistent teachings are crucial for the Church.Religious pluralism, as suggested by the Pope, undermines the uniqueness of Christianity.The witness of martyrs is essential in a world that often opposes Christian beliefs.Gavin warns against the dangers of relativism in religious dialogue.He questions the Pope's commitment to his role and responsibilities.titlesRelativism and Its DangersConfusion in Papal TeachingsSound Bites"Is the Pope a Catholic?""Ambiguity is what we're getting.""Pope Francis is overriding the claims of different religious paths."Chapters00:00Introduction to Papal Authority and Personal Journey02:58Critique of Pope Francis' Remarks on Inter-Religious Dialogue05:55Theological Implications of Religious Pluralism09:11The Uniqueness of the Christian Experience12:06The Role of the Magisterium and Relativism14:55Martyrdom and the Meaning of Sacrifice18:00Confusion in Papal Teachings and Accountability21:05Conclusion: The Pope's Role and Responsibilities
Recorded Live Thursday 19th September 9:30pm Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-20 | Thanks for joining our exclusive live broadcast. Feel free to share your questions and interact with other participants in the chat.We discussed dissenting from Catholic teaching, RSE in schools, Catholic men and women, and responded to viewer questions and comments. Joins us again for another live show Katherine bennettMark lambert Gavin Ashenden
REPENT! Sins against Synodality, Creation and using Doctrine as Stones Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-17 | Please visit catholicunscripted.com and make a one off donation or pick up a membership package to receive daily news commentaries and access to member blog posts. keywordsPope Francis, Vatican II, Catholic Church, theology, synodality, euthanasia, human dignity, cultural issues, religious pluralism, faithful reactionssummaryIn this episode of Catholic Unscripted, Katherine Bennett and Mark Lambert discuss the complexities surrounding Pope Francis, Vatican II, and the reactions of the faithful. They explore the hermeneutic of continuity versus rupture, the implications of the upcoming penitential celebration, and the challenges posed by current cultural issues, including euthanasia. The conversation emphasizes the need for clarity in theological discussions and the importance of valuing human life in a society increasingly leaning towards a culture of death.takeawaysVatican II is often misunderstood as a break rather than a continuation.The faithful are experiencing confusion regarding Pope Francis's teachings.There is a significant need for dialogue and clarity in the Church.The upcoming penitential celebration raises questions about its true purpose.Critiques of synodality reflect deeper concerns about Church practices.Pope Francis's stance on plurality of religions is controversial.Political changes in the UK are impacting cultural issues significantly.Euthanasia laws pose a serious threat to the value of human life.The Church must focus on evangelization and the dignity of life.The faithful must cling to Christ and the Church amidst societal changes.titlesA Call to Action for the FaithfulPope Francis: A Controversial FigureSound Bites"Vatican II was not a breaking point.""We can only see it in the hermeneutic of continuity.""Pope Francis is a problem, but no worse than others."Chapters00:00Introduction to the Conversation03:10Understanding Vatican II and the Hermeneutic of Continuity05:48The Role of Pope Francis and Theological Perspectives08:54Confusion Among the Faithful: Reactions to Pope Francis11:58The Penitential Celebration and Its Implications14:52Critique of Synodality and Church Practices17:49Pope Francis and Plurality of Religions20:56Political Climate and Cultural Issues in the UK24:08Euthanasia and the Culture of Death27:00Living in a Culture of Death: A Call to Action
All paths lead to God - Pope Francis on why its not important to be Catholic Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-15 | To support our work and enable us to continue, please visit catholicunscripted.com/come-fund-us. Thank you.keywordsPope Francis, inter-religious dialogue, papal authority, Catholic Church, heresy, truth, miracles, liberal democracy, relativism, faithsummaryThe conversation delves into the controversial remarks made by Pope Francis regarding inter-religious dialogue, the backlash from various factions within the Catholic Church, and the implications of papal authority. The speakers discuss the confusion surrounding the Pope's statements, the historical context of papal infallibility, and the necessity of defending the office of the papacy against perceived heresies. They also explore the broader societal issues of relativism, the crisis of truth, and the ongoing miracles within the Church, concluding with a critique of the current political landscape and the challenges faced by Christians today.takeawaysPope Francis's remarks have sparked significant controversy.There is a division among Catholics regarding the Pope's authority.Criticism of the Pope can be a form of defending the papacy.Papal infallibility is often misunderstood.The current political climate is increasingly illiberal.Miracles continue to affirm the faith despite challenges.The Church's teachings remain unchanged despite papal statements.Relativism poses a significant challenge to truth in society.The role of the Pope is crucial in guiding the Church.Christians must navigate a complex landscape of beliefs and ideologies.titlesMiracles Amidst ControversyNavigating Relativism in SocietySound Bites"This is open heresy.""We are defending the office of the Pope.""Pope Francis is the Catholic John Lennon."Chapters00:00Pope Francis and Inter-Religious Remarks05:30The Backlash and Confusion Surrounding Papal Authority12:23Defending the Papacy: Criticism vs. Support17:06The Role of the Pope in Modern Times24:46The Crisis of Truth and Authority30:19Miracles and the Continuity of Faith38:10The Illiberal Democratic Landscape49:10The Challenge of Relativism in Society
Heterodox or apostate? Pope Francis deserts Jesus in Singapore Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-14 | Please support us at catholicunscripted.comkeywordsPope Francis, Catholic Church, spirituality, atheism, Buddhism, monotheism, good and evil, truth, faith, choicessummaryIn this conversation, Gavin critiques Pope Francis's recent statements to young people in Singapore, arguing that they reflect a relativistic and lazy approach to spirituality. He explores the implications of the Pope's message on the understanding of different religions, particularly focusing on atheism, Buddhism, and monotheism. Gavin emphasizes the importance of making moral choices and adhering to the truth, expressing concern over the infiltration of evil within the Catholic Church and the need for faithful leadership.takeawaysThe Pope's message reflects a relativistic view of spirituality.Atheism is often an emotional response rather than an intellectual one.Christianity offers a distinct approach to good and evil compared to other religions.The Pope's teachings may lead people away from making moral choices.Evil can infiltrate even the highest levels of the Church.Truth must take precedence over hierarchy and authority.The current cultural cycle may be nearing its end.Faithful successors to the apostles are needed in the Church.Spiritual chicanery can mislead the faithful.Clinging to the truth is essential in times of crisis.titlesThe Dangers of RelativismA Call to Spiritual IntegritySound Bites"The Pope has been saying exciting things.""What the Pope has done is offer a lazy view.""Atheism is an emotional response to the universe."Chapters00:00The Pope's Controversial Message10:25Spiritual Geography and Philosophy17:08The Call to Truth and Faithfulness
Paradigm Lost - how to defend your faith in the culture Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-12 | Please visit catholicunscripted.com/event-details-registration/special-video-content-sale to bookkeywordsCatholic, retreat, faith, community, spirituality, talks, personal experiences, Catholic Unscripted, Mark Lambert, Gavin Ashenden, Katherine BennettsummaryIn this episode of Catholic Unscripted, Katherine Bennett, Mark Lambert, and Gavin Ashenden discuss their upcoming retreat in Waterford, Ireland, scheduled for October 11-13. They share details about the event, including how to access the talks for those unable to attend in person. The speakers outline their individual contributions to the retreat, focusing on themes of faith, community, and personal experiences. The conversation emphasizes the importance of being physically present in faith gatherings and the unique connections that arise from shared experiences. They also touch on the challenges faced by Catholics today and the need for a strong community to support one another in their faith journeys.takeawaysThe retreat offers both in-person and online access to talks.Participants can engage in personal conversations that deepen their faith.Mark Lambert will discuss Vatican II and common objections to faith.Gavin Ashenden will address the return of paganism and its implications.Katherine Bennett will focus on human sexuality and its historical context.The speakers emphasize the importance of community in faith.The retreat aims to strengthen participants' confidence in their beliefs.Personal experiences shared during the retreat can be transformative.The event is designed to be both educational and spiritually enriching.Connections made at the retreat are seen as providential.titlesA Deep Dive into Catholic TeachingsNavigating Modern Challenges in FaithSound Bites"We have just today put a link on our website.""You can watch the talks then at any time.""There's something unique happens when we get together."Chapters00:00Introduction and Upcoming Retreat Details02:56Content and Structure of the Retreat06:08Speakers and Their Contributions09:04Themes of Faith and Community12:12Personal Experiences and Insights15:03Conclusion and Call to Action
Pope Francis tour of Indonesia - why did he avoid the sign of the cross? #christ #pope #funny Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-12 | Please visit youtube.com/channel/UC3knV0m8fI7gflWUjm77Sxw to see our videos in full and visit the website catholicunscripted.com to pick up a ticket to our series of upcoming talks.
Pope SHOCK in Jakarta! Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-08 | summaryThe hosts discuss an upcoming Catholic retreat in Ireland and the importance of Catholic faith in the cultural crisis. They also reflect on their experience at the March for Life and the need to combat the manipulation of language surrounding life issues. The hosts express concern over Pope Francis' recent trip to Indonesia, particularly his signing of a declaration on ecumenism and his blessing without invoking the Trinity. They emphasize the importance of telling the truth and the need to address the misunderstandings of Christianity and world religions.keywordsCatholic Unscripted, retreat, Catholic faith, cultural crisis, March for Life, manipulation of language, Pope Francis, Indonesia, ecumenism, blessing, truth, Christianity, world religionstakeawaysThe hosts promote an upcoming Catholic retreat in Ireland as an opportunity to strengthen faith and address the cultural crisis.They highlight the importance of speaking out against the manipulation of language surrounding life issues and the need to defend life.The hosts express concern over Pope Francis' actions during his trip to Indonesia, particularly his signing of an ecumenical declaration and his blessing without invoking the Trinity.They emphasize the importance of telling the truth and addressing misunderstandings of Christianity and world religions.titlesPope Francis' Actions in Indonesia Raise ConcernsCombatting the Manipulation of Language Surrounding lifeSound Bites"The Catholic faith is the antidote to the cultural crisis.""A blessing valid for all religions."Chapters00:00Introduction and Catholic Unscripted Retreat09:48Addressing the Manipulation of Language Surrounding life issues22:20Pope Francis' Controversial Statements on Ecumenism26:58The Importance of Telling the Truth in the Catholic Faith
Gavin Ashenden interrogated - Freedom of Speech, the KGB and Catholic Unscripted Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-08 | Support catholicunscripted.com/come-fund-us in the fight for freedom of conscience, while you still can. summaryThis conversation discusses the persecution of Christians in totalitarian states, particularly focusing on the experiences of Alexander Ogurodnikov in the Soviet Union. The host shares his own encounter with the KGB and the importance of the Catholic Church in presenting Jesus in a way that can save us. The conversation highlights the spiritual conflict between Christ and the totalitarian state, and the dangers of cultural Marxism and the erosion of freedom of speech and thought. The host emphasizes the power of prayer and the need to exercise our responsibilities and freedoms as Christians.keywordspersecution, Christians, totalitarian state, Soviet Union, KGB, Catholic Church, Jesus, cultural Marxism, freedom of speech, freedom of thought, prayertakeawaysThe conversation sheds light on the persecution faced by Christians in totalitarian states, with a focus on the experiences of Alexander Ogurodnikov in the Soviet Union.It highlights the importance of the Catholic Church in presenting Jesus in a way that can save us.The conversation warns about the dangers of cultural Marxism and the erosion of freedom of speech and thought.The power of prayer is emphasized, along with the need to exercise our responsibilities and freedoms as Christians.titlesThe Role of the Catholic Church in Saving UsPersecution of Christians in Totalitarian StatesSound Bites"This is a spiritual conflict between Christ and Antichrist, between Jesus and the totalitarian state that wants to get rid of the idea of God, make God unacceptable, ultimately illegal.""Behind equality of outcome lies state force, and behind state force always lie the Gulags.""I understood that if God was showing that to me, sorry, I understood that God was showing that to me. Who am I to be shown this, I asked God. And then I understood that I was seeing the extent of God's love."Chapters00:00Introduction and Background01:23Spiritual Conflict: Christ vs. Totalitarian State03:08Dangers of Cultural Marxism and Erosion of Freedom11:29The Power of Prayer and God's Love19:56Uncertain Future and the Catacombs
Catholic Unscripted is live at the March for Life UK 2024 Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-07 | Join Katherine Bennett as she reports for Catholic Unscripted from the March for Life in London where she is joined by Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, Fr Calvin Robinson and many more as they take a stand for the most vulnerable and act as a voice for the voiceless.
Analysing the Irish Catholic Collapse with Robert Nugent Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-06 | Please support us at catholicunscripted.com/come-fund-usFind Robert here youtube.com/c/decrevideterminedtobecatholic/aboutsummaryIn this conversation, Mark Lambert and Robert Nugent discuss the state of the Catholic faith in Ireland. They analyze a video by Franciscan friar Father Casey Cole, who talks about the destruction and rebuilding of the faith in Ireland. They highlight the need for a personal relationship with Christ and a deeper understanding of the faith. They also discuss the role of bishops and the importance of unity and dialogue in renewing the faith. They touch on the decline of religious vocations and the need for strong families and faith formation. They emphasize the power of the Gospel and the importance of living and spreading the faith. The conversation explores the importance of priests and religious having a deep union with God in order to effectively carry out their mission. It references the writings of St. Teresa of Avila and St. Teresa of Calcutta to illustrate the concept of complete union with God. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced by the Church in Ireland, including the abuse scandals and the decline of faith. It emphasizes the need for authentic leadership, formation of the heart, and a return to the Gospel message.keywordsCatholic faith, Ireland, destruction, rebuilding, personal relationship with Christ, understanding the faith, bishops, unity, dialogue, renewing the faith, decline of vocations, strong families, faith formation, power of the Gospel, living the faith, priests, religious, union with God, St. Teresa of Avila, St. Teresa of Calcutta, faith, Church in Ireland, abuse scandals, leadership, formation, GospeltakeawaysThe Catholic faith in Ireland has experienced a decline, but there are green shoots of faith and a need for rebuilding.A personal relationship with Christ and a deeper understanding of the faith are crucial for the renewal of the Catholic faith.Bishops play a significant role in leading and guiding the faithful, and it is important to support and engage with them.Strong families and effective faith formation are essential for passing on the faith to future generations.Living and spreading the Gospel message is a key mission for all Catholics. Priests and religious must have a deep union with God in order to effectively carry out their mission.The concept of complete union with God is illustrated through the lives of St. Teresa of Avila and St. Teresa of Calcutta.The Church in Ireland has faced challenges such as abuse scandals and a decline in faith.Authentic leadership, formation of the heart, and a return to the Gospel message are needed to renew the faith.titlesLiving and Spreading the Gospel MessageThe Role of Bishops in Renewing the Faith Challenges Faced by the Church in IrelandThe Need for Authentic Leadership and FormationSound Bites"The Catholic faith in Ireland has experienced a decline, but there are green shoots of faith and a need for rebuilding.""A personal relationship with Christ and a deeper understanding of the faith are crucial for the renewal of the Catholic faith.""Bishops play a significant role in leading and guiding the faithful, and it is important to support and engage with them.""If you don't have union with God, know, theosis, defecation.""She was Christ crucified. She was so united to Christ, she didn't feel him. She was him.""It all comes down to faith formation."Chapters00:00Introduction and Background03:22The Destruction and Rebuilding of the Catholic Faith in Ireland10:02The Importance of Understanding and Knowing the Faith19:19The Lack of Singing in Irish Masses25:29The Role of Bishops and the Laity in Living and Spreading the Faith43:27The Importance of Union with God44:49The Spiritual Journey of Saints48:23Challenges Faced by the Church in Ireland56:58The Need for Authentic Leadership and Formation
Why be Pro Life? #prolifegeneration #jesuschrist #catholicchurch Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-05 | visit youtube.com/channel/UC3knV0m8fI7gflWUjm77Sxw Please support us to continue the work that we do. Like, share subscribe and visit catholicunscripted.com/come-fund-us
The most important thing you can do this weekend Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-05 | Please support us at catholicunscripted.com/come-fund-us to ensure that we can continue to do this workLinks:spuc.org.ukmarchforlife.co.uk/2024-event-pagesummaryJohn Deighan, CEO of the Society for the Protection of the Unborn (SPUC), discusses the importance of the March for Life in London and the challenges faced by the pro-life movement. He emphasizes the need for public witness and the creation of a new creative minority to counter the culture of death. Deighan also highlights the suppression of truth and reason in society, the influence of the media, and the importance of leadership and unity within the pro-life movement. He calls for a revival of values and natural law to build a better society. The conversation explores the importance of the family unit and its role in building a healthy civil and political society. It discusses the need to challenge the dominant minority who enforce their values on society and the importance of valuing and supporting families. The conversation also touches on the issues of contraception, abortion, and IVF, highlighting the need for education and formation on these topics. The role of leadership, both within the Church and among laypeople, is emphasized as crucial in promoting a pro-life culture.keywordsMarch for Life, pro-life movement, public witness, culture of death, suppression of truth, reason, media influence, leadership, unity, values, natural law, better society, family, civil society, political society, dominant minority, values, contraception, abortion, IVF, leadership, pro-lifetakeawaysThe March for Life in London is an important act of public witness to show opposition to the massacre of the unborn and to let others know that there are people who are rebelling against it.The pro-life movement faces challenges in a society that is increasingly guided by emotions and manipulated by the media. It is important to find ways to disseminate the truth and engage in reasoned debate.The current culture promotes relativism and suppresses natural law and values. The pro-life movement needs to work together to counter this and build a new creative minority that can shape the values of society.There is a need for leadership and unity within the pro-life movement to effectively counter the culture of death and promote a culture that values every human life.The pro-life movement can offer healing to those who have been hurt and provide an environment in which people can flourish. The family unit is the building block of society and plays a crucial role in nurturing virtues and creating a healthy civil and political society.There is a need to challenge the dominant minority who enforce their values on society and to promote a culture that values and supports families.Education and formation are essential in addressing issues such as contraception, abortion, and IVF and promoting a pro-life culture.Leadership, both within the Church and among laypeople, is crucial in advocating for the protection of life and promoting a culture of life.titlesThe Suppression of Truth and Reason in SocietyReviving Values and Natural Law for a Better Society Addressing Issues of Contraception, Abortion, and IVFThe Role of Leadership in Promoting a Culture of LifeSound Bites"The massacre of the unborn cannot go on without some people in society rebelling against it.""The trick, what we're, when I was chatting with the CBRUK Christian hacking, a really, really good guy, when I was chatting with Christian, I was saying the trouble with our efforts to teach the truth is, the system just now that we're living in, it's sort of like antibodies. They see us coming and they circle around us and they make sure that no one hears it.""We're living in this era, as you very well know, we're living in an era where people don't want to reason. We have the capacity now to manipulate people's emotions at every level, every soap opera, every movie, and the materials they're getting in schools even.""A family where a mother and father love each other and they're open to life and they love their children, that's the building blocks.""You do not have a healthy independent civil society that holds political society to account.""Abortion of course, is part of that. You wanna have sex, you wanna have casual sex without consequences, your contraception fails, use abortion as an afterthought contraception, get rid of the baby."Chapters00:00Introduction and the March for Life in London01:54The Importance of Public Witness and Rebellion Against the Massacre of the Unborn06:05The Suppression of Truth and Reason in Society08:54The Influence of Media and the Need for Leadership in the Pro-Life Movement15:29Reviving Values and Natural Law for a Better Society25:44The Importance of the Family26:37Challenging the Dominant Minority27:36The Collapse of Civil Society29:26Addressing Issues of Contraception, Abortion, and IVF35:19
RESIST the State - The crisis of FREEDOM is at root a crisis of TRUTH Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-04 | summaryThe conversation explores the topic of finding alternatives to violence in promoting free speech and freedom of conscience. Gavin Ashenden shares a dream he had, inspired by G.K. Chesterton's writings, which suggests using war memorials as a place of protest and resistance. He proposes gathering at war memorials to play the last post, sing hymns, and read poetry as a symbol of resistance against the totalitarian state. This idea is seen as a hopeful and non-violent solution to address the issues of civil disorder and government clampdowns.The conversation explores the importance of freedom of conscience, religion, and speech. It references Pope John Paul II's fight against communism and emphasizes the crisis of freedom as a crisis of truth. The discussion highlights various instances where individuals are being coerced to go against their conscience, such as exclusion zones around abortion clinics and the use of transgender terms. The conversation suggests nonviolent resistance through acts like gathering at war memorials, singing hymns, and quoting poetry. It concludes with a call to protect hard-fought freedoms.keywordsfreedom of conscience, freedom of religion, freedom of speech, Pope John Paul II, communism, crisis of truth, coercion, exclusion zones, transgender terms, nonviolent resistance, war memorials, hymns, poetry, hard-fought freedomstakeawaysFreedom of conscience, religion, and speech are essential rights that should be protected.The crisis of freedom is rooted in a crisis of truth.Individuals are being coerced to go against their conscience in various situations.Nonviolent resistance can be a powerful way to protect freedoms.Gathering at war memorials, singing hymns, and quoting poetry can be acts of resistance.Protecting hard-fought freedoms requires collective action.titlesCoercion and the Denial of ConscienceNonviolent Resistance and Acts of ResistanceSound Bites"We're talking about freedom of conscience. We're talking about freedom of religion. We're talking about freedom of speech. And these freedoms are absolutely essential.""We see this with the exclusion zones around abortion clinics. We see this with people being pushed out of jobs for not complying with things that go against their conscience.""This is totalitarian, it's the dictatorship of relativism. We're being told you have to go along with this and it goes against our conscience."Chapters00:00The Importance of Freedom of Conscience, Religion, and Speech01:09Pope John Paul II's Fight Against Communism and the Crisis of Freedom01:34Coercion and the Denial of Conscience02:19Nonviolent Resistance and Acts of Resistance03:00Protecting Hard-Fought Freedoms Through Collective Actionkeywordsviolence, free speech, freedom of conscience, protest, resistance, war memorials, G.K. Chesterton, last post, hymns, poetry, totalitarian statetakeawaysViolence undermines the moral high ground and should not be used as a means of protest.Using war memorials as a place of protest and resistance can be a powerful symbol against the totalitarian state.Gathering at war memorials to play the last post, sing hymns, and read poetry can be a non-violent way to express dissent and cherish national values.This idea can be embraced by people of different faiths and beliefs as a means of resisting government overreach and promoting freedom of speech.titlesUsing War Memorials as a Symbol of ResistanceGathering at War Memorials: A Non-Violent ProtestSound Bites"Violence means that you lose the moral high ground straight away.""The war memorial was the place for protest, of resistance.""Sing hymns, read poetry, resist the state."Chapters00:00Introduction: Promoting Free Speech and Freedom of Conscience00:43Gavin's Dream: Inspired by G.K. Chesterton03:09Predicting Authoritarianism and Civil Disorder04:35Learning from Violence and Two-Tier Policing05:31Resistance to the State and Loss of Freedom06:29Using War Memorials as a Place of Protest07:54Singing Hymns and Reading Poetry as Acts of Resistance09:50Gathering at War Memorials: A Patriotic Resistance Movement11:07Conclusion: Hopeful and Non-Violent SolutionsAI show notes are experimental. Did you find them useful?
Bishop John Arnolds Pastoral Letter reveals SHOCKING agenda Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-03 | Please visit our website to support us catholicunscripted.comLINKS:dioceseofsalford.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/Pastoral-Letter-26-1.pdfmarklambert.blogspot.com/2022/12/bishop-john-arnold-nasty-little-bully.htmlyoutube.com/watch?v=LovOiS8302U&t=22ssummaryIn this conversation, Katherine Bennett, Mark Lambert and Gavin Ashenden discuss a pastoral letter from Bishop John Arnold of Salford. They provide background information on Bishop Arnold and criticize his leadership and management of the diocese. They highlight his limited intellectual ability and lack of love for Christ and the faith. They also discuss the financial struggles and declining vocations in the diocese. The conversation touches on the importance of humility, wisdom, and a relationship with Christ in the leadership of bishops. They analyze the content of the pastoral letter, criticizing its oversimplification of complex issues and lack of understanding of the gospel and the kingdom of heaven. The conversation revolves around the critique of a pastoral letter written by Bishop John Arnold of Salford. The hosts express their disappointment with the letter, stating that it lacks analysis, offers no solutions, and promotes a left-wing agenda. They argue that the bishop should be addressing the complexity of social issues and providing a balanced perspective. They also discuss the crisis of leadership in the Church and the need for bishops to uphold Catholic principles. The conversation touches on topics such as climate change, communism, the role of the laity, and the importance of the Gospel message.keywordsBishop John Arnold, Salford diocese, pastoral letter, leadership, management, financial struggles, declining vocations, humility, wisdom, relationship with Christ, gospel, oversimplification, pastoral letter, critique, analysis, solutions, left-wing agenda, complexity, social issues, crisis of leadership, Catholic principles, climate change, communism, laity, Gospel messagetakeawaysBishop John Arnold is criticized for his limited intellectual ability and lack of love for Christ and the faith.The Salford diocese is facing financial struggles and declining vocations.Humility and wisdom are important qualities for bishops, and a relationship with Christ is essential for effective leadership.The pastoral letter from Bishop Arnold is criticized for its oversimplification of complex issues and lack of understanding of the gospel and the kingdom of heaven. The hosts express disappointment with Bishop John Arnold's pastoral letter, stating that it lacks analysis and offers no solutions.They argue that bishops should address the complexity of social issues and provide a balanced perspective.The conversation highlights the crisis of leadership in the Church and the need for bishops to uphold Catholic principles.Topics such as climate change, communism, the role of the laity, and the importance of the Gospel message are discussed.titlesCritiquing Bishop John Arnold's Leadership and ManagementAnalyzing the Oversimplification in Bishop Arnold's Pastoral Letter The Crisis of Leadership in the ChurchThe Need for Analysis and Balanced PerspectivesSound Bites"He's got a reputation for being a bit of a bully.""It's so obvious that it's problematic.""He's failing the diocesan, you know, the people in the diocese. He's failing the faithful. He's failing his priests and the bishops' conference are failing everyone.""We're disgruntled with John Arnold. We're gruntled with the gospel.""We're all a bit gruntled, Marcy gruntled."Chapters00:00Introduction and Background of Bishop John Arnold09:41Critiquing Bishop John Arnold's Leadership and Management13:14The Financial Struggles and Declining Vocations in the Salford Diocese18:10The Importance of Humility, Wisdom, and a Relationship with Christ in Bishop Leadership26:26Analyzing the Oversimplification in Bishop Arnold's Pastoral Letter28:25Critique of Bishop John Arnold's Pastoral Letter29:16The Need for Analysis and Balanced Perspectives30:18The Crisis of Leadership in the Church32:43Addressing Social Issues from a Catholic Perspective
What is TRUTH? The question of our time Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-02 | visit catholicunscripted.com and become a member today.
Just a pinch of incense - Vatican uses BCE/CE in place of BC/AD Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-02 | summaryIn this conversation, Katherine Bennett and Gavin Ashenden discuss various topics, including the importance of skin care (this is from AI generated notes, but we have to leave it in, because it's too good not to :)), the need for financial support for their work, and the recent decision by the Vatican to replace the terms BC and AD with BCE in official documentation. They express their disappointment with the Vatican's decision and emphasize the significance of Jesus in history and the Christian faith. They also discuss the role of the laity in holding the Church accountable and the dangers of compromising truth for the sake of cultural relevance.keywordsskin care, financial support, Vatican, BC, AD, BCE, Jesus, truth, compromise, cultural relevancetakeawaysSkin care is important, but it's also important to prioritize the content and quality of the work being done.Financial support from memberships and donations is crucial for sustaining and expanding the work being done.The decision by the Vatican to replace BC and AD with BCE in official documentation is disappointing and compromises the Christian understanding of time and history.Jesus is the central figure in history and the Christian faith, and his presence should not be erased or compromised.The laity has a role in holding the Church accountable and speaking out against decisions that go against the teachings of Jesus.Compromising truth for the sake of cultural relevance is dangerous and undermines the integrity of the Church.titlesThe Vatican's Decision to Replace BC and ADThe Importance of Skin Care and Financial SupportSound Bites"Probably you deserve congratulations for looking after your skin properly.""The church has always numbered years, either BC before Christ or Anno Domini in the year of our Lord to represent the era of the church.""The idea that the Vatican would want to suck Jesus out of the literary, historic, philosophical, conceptual space only indicates that they have lost the plot of what we're dealing with."Chapters00:00Introduction and Catching Up03:47The Vatican's Compromise: Replacing BC and AD with BCE10:15The Importance of Jesus in Shaping Human History19:21The Role of the Laity in Holding the Vatican Accountable23:12Meeting People Where They Are Without Compromising the Faith26:13Conclusion and Farewell
Uniting the clans at the Catholic Identity Conference Catholic Unscripted 2024-09-01 | Please visit catholicunscripted.comsummaryIn this episode of Catholic Unscripted, the hosts discuss their recent holidays and upcoming events. They talk about their trips to Malta and France, as well as their plans for the Catholic Identity Conference in Pittsburgh and a retreat in Ireland. They also mention the response from Bishop John Arnold to the tensions in the UK and the importance of truth in the Catholic Church. The hosts express their gratitude for the support they have received and their commitment to being witnesses to the truth.keywordsCatholic Unscripted, holidays, Malta, France, Catholic Identity Conference, retreat, Bishop John Arnold, truth, witnesstakeawaysThe hosts discuss their recent holidays in Malta and France.They mention their upcoming events, including the Catholic Identity Conference in Pittsburgh and a retreat in Ireland.They highlight the response from Bishop John Arnold to the tensions in the UK.The hosts emphasize the importance of truth in the Catholic Church and being witnesses to it.titlesHolidays in Malta and FranceThe Importance of Truth in the Catholic ChurchSound Bites"Only the Catholic Church has the power to save our civilization.""If truth wins, we win. And if truth... ah, but truth can't lose.""There is no answer but the Catholic Church, which is the antidote to the chaos we find ourselves in."Chapters00:00Introduction and Holiday Updates03:00Adventures in Malta and France07:04The Power of the Catholic Church09:51Upcoming Events: Retreat and Conference14:08Examining Bishop John Arnold's Response15:58The Importance of Truth and the Role of the Catholic Church17:26Conclusion
Pride, Prejudice and Humility - A different vision of marriage Catholic Unscripted 2024-08-28 | Please share, subscribe and donatesummaryIn this conversation, Gavin discusses the challenging passage in Paul's letter to the Ephesians where he instructs wives to submit to their husbands. Gavin explores the concept of living in the flesh versus living in the spirit, and how popular culture often runs counter to the spiritual vision of marriage. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the roles of the masculine and feminine in a Christian marriage and the need for mutual submission and sacrificial love. Gavin also addresses the distortions of sexuality and gender in secular culture and the significance of marriage as a reflection of Christ and the Church.keywordsmarriage, submission, masculinity, femininity, living in the spirit, rebellion, abuse of power, secular culture, transgenderism, same-sex attraction, Christian marriage, forgiveness, interdependencetakeawaysMarriage is a spiritual journey that requires living in the spirit rather than the flesh.The roles of the masculine and feminine in a Christian marriage are different and complementary.Mutual submission and sacrificial love are essential in a Christian marriage.Secular distortions of sexuality and gender sever the roots of our sexual experience.Marriage is a reflection of the relationship between Christ and the Church.Forgiveness and constant humility are crucial in a marriage.Marriage offers the opportunity for healing and a more generous capacity for forgiveness.titlesMutual Submission and Sacrificial LoveThe Counter-Cultural Vision of MarriageSound Bites"Scripture can be difficult when read in the flesh.""Love is the reflex of love, the response of love.""Relate to your spouse as if you were relating to Jesus."Chapters00:00Living in the Flesh vs Living in the Spirit04:24The Roles of Masculinity and Femininity06:52Mutual Submission and Sacrificial Love07:52Secular Distortions of Sexuality and Gender09:49Marriage as a Reflection of Christ and the Church12:51The Importance of Forgiveness and Humility
Appeasing not leading: Has anyone seen the Catholic Bishops? Catholic Unscripted 2024-08-15 | Please visit catholicunscripted.com to support our work. We rely entirely on your support to keep going. links:telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/08/09/sir-tony-sewell-keir-starmer-riots-angela-rayner-blmtelegraph.co.uk/news/2024/08/11/our-country-must-take-pride-in-itselftheguardian.com/commentisfree/article/2024/aug/11/hate-violence-uk-far-right-groups-christianIn this video Mark Lambert explores the recent civil unrest in the UK and the response from Christian leaders, particularly focusing on how language has been used to shape the narrative. Drawing on the insights of philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein, he discusses how those in power often control the language to influence public perception, as seen in the way terms like "far-right" and "terrorist" are used. We then shift to the Christian response, highlighting a lack of meaningful engagement from Catholic bishops and critiquing Archbishop Justin Welby's approach, which some see as aligning too closely with progressive ideologies rather than addressing the core issues. The video emphasizes the need for Christian leaders to preach the Gospel and engage more deeply with the concerns of their communities, rather than relying on political rhetoric. Finally, the discussion broadens to examine the challenges of multiculturalism in the UK, the rise of identity politics, and the role of Islam in this context. The video calls for a return to strong Christian values as the foundation for societal cohesion, urging viewers to stay rooted in their faith and support leaders who uphold these principles.Mark Lambert examines the lack of robust response to the civil breakdown in the UK. He explains how language is used to control and how the established Church is deeply commited to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion policies. Mark includes a video of Christopher Hitchens warning us that weak ecumenicals would sell us out, and asking people to act before it is too late. Mark refers to articles by Tony Sewell, Michael Nazir-Ali and Tony Sewell which are linked above. Mark criticises the Catholic UK Bishops for failing to speak out in any meaningful way about how the Catholic Church is the only place that we find real unity in diversity. #protests #anglican #catholic #islam #hitchens
Anglican Archbishop Woke Welby abandons his people in favour of the left and Islam Catholic Unscripted 2024-08-13 | Please visit catholicunscripted.comsummaryThe conversation revolves around the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, and his recent public statements. The host criticizes Welby's stance on Israel and Palestine, accusing him of being one-sided and lacking understanding of the Israeli position. The host also criticizes Welby's characterization of the far right as unchristian, arguing that the left is more anti-Christian. The conversation touches on topics such as the collapse of civilization, the role of the police in spreading disinformation, and the importance of spiritual discernment. The host calls for bishops and clergy to speak out in defense of Christian culture and freedom of speech.keywordsArchbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, Israel, Palestine, far right, left, collapse of civilization, police, disinformation, spiritual discernment, Christian culture, freedom of speechtakeawaysThe host criticizes the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, for his one-sided stance on Israel and Palestine and his characterization of the far right as unchristian.The conversation highlights the collapse of civilization and the role of the police in spreading disinformation.The host emphasizes the importance of spiritual discernment and calls for bishops and clergy to speak out in defense of Christian culture and freedom of speech.There is a need for truthful and insightful voices across the Christian spectrum to articulate the Christian Catholic vision.titlesThe Importance of Spiritual DiscernmentCalling for Bishops and Clergy to Speak OutSound Bites"The Archbishop's inflammatory diagnosis that anything to do with the far right is unchristian and no Christian should be involved with them at all.""No sense that the two-state solution is blocked by an Islamic determination to destroy Israel at all costs.""We appear to be right on the edge of a civilizational collapse."Chapters00:00Critiquing Justin Welby's Stance on Israel and Palestine03:50The Collapse of Civilization and the Role of the Police10:29The Importance of Spiritual Discernment15:25Calling for Bishops and Clergy to Speak Out
ARCHBISHOP Welby SLAMS concerned CHRISTIANS - calls them RACIST Catholic Unscripted 2024-08-12 | #please_subscribe and visit catholicunscripted.comWe include clips from the 1966 film "A Man for All Seasons" in this video - we worth watching the full film.summaryThe conversation discusses the recent riots and protests in the UK and the commentary surrounding them. The hosts critique an article by Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and discuss the need for a more balanced and prudential approach to issues such as immigration. They also express concern about the lack of strong voices from Catholic bishops in addressing these issues. The conversation ends with a mention of an upcoming retreat featuring Bishop Phonsie.keywords#riots,# protests, commentary, #JustinWelby, #ArchbishopofCanterbury, #immigration, balanced approach, #catholicchurch bishops, retreat, Bishop PhonsietakeawaysThe recent riots and protests in the UK have sparked commentary and discussion.Justin Welby's article in The Guardian is criticized for its one-sided and imprudent approach.There is a need for a more balanced and nuanced approach to issues such as immigration.The lack of strong voices from Catholic bishops in addressing these issues is concerning.An upcoming retreat featuring Bishop Fonzi is mentioned.titlesUpcoming Retreat with Bishop FonziThe Need for a Balanced Approach to ImmigrationSound Bites"The commentary on the riots and protests makes uncomfortable reading.""A re-Christianization of society would be a solution.""Some liberal theologians create faulty comparisons that are not in harmony with the important distinction between intrinsic and prudential issues."Chapters00:00Introduction and Overview00:39Unrest in the UK and Commentary05:28The Seamless Garment Approach and Nuanced Thinking on Immigration13:25The Silence of Catholic Bishops14:38The Potential for Civil War and Erosion of Christian Culture19:05Conclusion and Farewell
Transfiguration: Discovering the only Trans experience that really works Catholic Unscripted 2024-08-11 | Please visit catholicunscripted.comJoin Gavin Ashenden as he reflects on the Transfiguration as the only 'trans' experience that really works.
Masculine and Feminine #skywalkers #feminine #masculinity #christianculture #gender #sexuality Catholic Unscripted 2024-08-11 | Visit @catholicunscripted In this conversation, Katherine Bennett reflects on a Netflix documentary that explores love, femininity, and masculinity. She discusses the loss of understanding of femininity in the modern world and the need to recognize it as a cosmic principle. Bennett emphasizes the importance of looking beyond the surface and understanding the deeper meaning behind masculine and feminine qualities. She criticizes the confusion around sex and gender in today's culture and the negative impact of feminism on the true value of womanhood. The documentary she discusses portrays the discovery of femininity and the interdependence between masculinity and femininity.keywordsNetflix documentary, love, femininity, masculinity, cosmic principles, understanding reality, confusion, feminism, true value of womanhood, interdependencetakeawaysFemininity and masculinity are cosmic principles that extend to all reality.The modern world has lost the understanding of femininity as something beyond biological womanhood.Feminism has redefined womanhood outside of its given characteristics and stripped away its true value.The interdependence between masculinity and femininity is essential for reaching one's full potential.Recognizing and embracing the cosmic principles of femininity and masculinity can lead to a deeper understanding of reality.titlesThe Confusion Around Sex and Gender in Today's CultureThe Interdependence Between Masculinity and FemininitySound Bites"A woman is strong in her own way, our strength is in our femininity.""Masculine is visible and feminine is hidden. Masculine projects outwards and feminine receives inwards.""Feminism does not recognize femininity because it seeks to redefine woman outside of her given characteristics."Chapters00:00Introduction and Reflections on a Netflix Documentary01:04The Loss of Understanding of Femininity in the Modern World07:04The Negative Impact of Feminism on the True Value of Womanhood12:18The Interdependence Between Masculinity and Femininity15:41Embracing the Cosmic Principles of Femininity and Masculinity
What Netflix SKYWALKERS: A LOVE STORY reveals Catholic Unscripted 2024-08-09 | Please visit catholicunscripted.com and become a member today!Summary:In this conversation, Katherine Bennett reflects on a Netflix documentary that explores love, femininity, and masculinity. She discusses the loss of understanding of femininity in the modern world and the need to recognize it as a cosmic principle. Bennett emphasizes the importance of looking beyond the surface and understanding the deeper meaning behind masculine and feminine qualities. She criticizes the confusion around sex and gender in today's culture and the negative impact of feminism on the true value of womanhood. The documentary she discusses portrays the discovery of femininity and the interdependence between masculinity and femininity.keywordsNetflix documentary, love, femininity, masculinity, cosmic principles, understanding reality, confusion, feminism, true value of womanhood, interdependencetakeawaysFemininity and masculinity are cosmic principles that extend to all reality.The modern world has lost the understanding of femininity as something beyond biological womanhood.Feminism has redefined womanhood outside of its given characteristics and stripped away its true value.The interdependence between masculinity and femininity is essential for reaching one's full potential.Recognizing and embracing the cosmic principles of femininity and masculinity can lead to a deeper understanding of reality.titlesThe Confusion Around Sex and Gender in Today's CultureThe Interdependence Between Masculinity and FemininitySound Bites"A woman is strong in her own way, our strength is in our femininity.""Masculine is visible and feminine is hidden. Masculine projects outwards and feminine receives inwards.""Feminism does not recognize femininity because it seeks to redefine woman outside of her given characteristics."Chapters00:00Introduction and Reflections on a Netflix Documentary01:04The Loss of Understanding of Femininity in the Modern World07:04#podcast #skywalker #skywalkers The Negative Impact of Feminism on the True Value of Womanhood12:18The Interdependence Between Masculinity and Femininity15:41Embracing the Cosmic Principles of Femininity and Masculinity
What is the role of the police force in the UK? #police #justice #culture #faircop #prison #1984 Catholic Unscripted 2024-08-09 | @catholicunscripted talk with Harry Miller about the police.
Two-tier Policing and Thought Crime - When the police went after The Wrong Man - Harry Miller Catholic Unscripted 2024-08-08 | Please visit catholicunscripted.com Links:faircop.org.ukbbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lincolnshire-59727118thecritic.co.uk/author/harry-millerSummaryHarry Miller, founder of We Are Fair Cop, shares his experience of being targeted by the police for a non-crime hate incident due to his tweets about trans activism. He discusses the perversion of truth and the erosion of freedom of speech in the name of political correctness. The conversation explores the impact of critical theory and the false anthropology that has infected our culture. The need to resist this tyranny and stand up for our freedoms is emphasised. The conversation explores the importance of speaking the truth and standing up for what is right in the face of oppressive ideologies. It emphasises the need for Christians to be courageous and not be afraid to face the consequences of truth-telling. The guests discuss the dangers of the left's false religion and the increasing criminalisation of those who think differently. They also touch on the role of the church in speaking up and the need for prayer and holiness in these challenging times.keywordsHarry Miller, We Are Fair Cop, police, non-crime hate incident, freedom of speech, critical theory, false anthropology, tyranny, truth, courage, oppression, false religion, criminalization, church, prayer, holinesstakeawaysThe police's use of non-crime hate incidents to target individuals for expressing their views is a perversion of justice and an infringement on freedom of speech.The perversion of truth and the erosion of critical thinking have led to the rise of critical theory and the suppression of dissenting opinions.There is a false anthropology that portrays individuals as victims and perpetuates division rather than unity.It is important for Christians to resist this tyranny and stand up for their beliefs, recognizing the fingerprints of the enemy in the perversion of truth.The need to manage tribalism and antagonism in society rather than trying to eradicate it is crucial for maintaining a healthy democracy. Speaking the truth and standing up for what is right is essential, even if it comes with consequences.The left's ideology is a false religion that demonizes those who disagree with it.The church has a responsibility to speak the truth and stand against oppressive ideologies.Prayer and striving for holiness are important in navigating these challenging times.titlesCritical Theory and the Erosion of TruthFalse Anthropology: Victimhood and Division The Power of Speaking the TruthThe Role of the Church in Speaking UpSound Bites"I had committed a non-crime hate incident and furthermore this non-crime hate incident didn't need any evidence of hate it just needed somebody to perceive that my actions had been hateful.""There is no definition of racism. Racism, there just isn't, there's no scientific definition of racism.""We have a completely false anthropology about who we are as people. And until we can grapple with the fact that we're fallen creatures, all of us, whatever our race, we're all sinners.""This idea of equality as sameness is part of the problem.""If people can't hear this and think now, if not before, is the time to really, really speak up.""Those that leapt from the water, you're not fighting. Those of you that put your hands in the water and cupped the water, you're the ones who were fighting."Chapters00:00Introduction and Background of Harry Miller11:16The Rise of Non-Crime Hate Incidents19:13The Lack of Definition in Racism25:04False Anthropology and the Fallen Nature of Humanity33:19The Impact of Critical Theory37:40The Denouncement and Criminalization of Critics39:05The Power of Speaking the Truth48:35The Dangers of the Left's False Religion57:46The Role of the Church in Speaking Up01:06:41Prayer and Holiness in Challenging Times
Interior Freedom in times of fear, chaos and confusion Catholic Unscripted 2024-08-08 | Please visit catholicunscripted.com to support ussummaryIn this episode of Catholic Unscripted, Katherine Bennett discusses the concept of interior freedom and its importance in times of chaos and confusion. She shares insights from the book 'Interior Freedom' by Jacques Philippe, highlighting the misconception that freedom is dependent on external circumstances. Bennett emphasizes that true freedom comes from within, through love, faith, and hope. She also references the stories of Saint Augustine, Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, and Etty Hillesum to illustrate the transformative power of interior freedom. Bennett concludes by encouraging listeners to trust in God and find peace within themselves.keywordsinterior freedom, chaos, confusion, hope, faith, love, trust in God, Saint Augustine, Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, Etty HillesumtakeawaysTrue freedom is not dependent on external circumstances but comes from within.Love, faith, and hope are essential for experiencing interior freedom.Interior freedom allows individuals to find peace and happiness even in difficult situations.Trusting in God and believing in His wisdom can help navigate through chaos and confusion.titlesThe Power of Interior FreedomTrusting in God for True FreedomSound Bites"Our freedom is limited by our circumstances.""The desire for freedom often leads to a desperate attempt to overcome limitations.""Our lack of freedom stems from a lack of love."
Will Pope Francis be declared anathema? #podcast #catholism #catholicfaith #taylormarshall Catholic Unscripted 2024-08-07 | from @catholicunscripted please visit www.catholicunscripted.com to pick up a membership and support our work. Thank you.
Surviving the Crisis in the Church with Dr Taylor Marshall Catholic Unscripted 2024-08-06 | Please visit www.catholicunscripted.com and pick up membership today. summaryIn this conversation, Dr. Taylor Marshall discusses his experience as a Catholic podcaster and the growth of Catholic content online. He talks about the importance of providing orthodox and truthful content in a time of crisis in the Church. The conversation also touches on the political landscape in the US and UK, and the challenges faced by orthodox Catholics in navigating the political sphere. The need for prudence and making good decisions is emphasized, as well as the importance of being vocal and resisting the progressive agenda that threatens Christianity.keywordsCatholic podcasting, online content, orthodoxy, crisis in the Church, political landscape, orthodox Catholics, prudence, good decisions, vocal resistance, progressive agendatakeawaysCatholic podcasting and online content have grown in popularity as people seek orthodox and truthful information in a time of crisis in the Church.The political landscape in the US and UK poses challenges for orthodox Catholics, who must navigate the sphere while remaining true to their beliefs.Prudence and making good decisions are crucial in these times, as individuals must prioritize their faith and family in the face of political and societal turmoil.It is important for orthodox Catholics to be vocal and resist the progressive agenda that threatens Christianity, while also being prudent and wise in their actions.titlesBeing Vocal and Resisting the Progressive AgendaThe Rise of Catholic Podcasting and Online ContentSound Bites"People are looking for truth and in the crisis in our church right now, people are looking for something that's going to feed them.""The big majority in the middle are sort of just looking around and trying to figure out what's going on.""We've tasted the corruption, the detritus, all the heresies that are trying to make their way into the Catholic Church."Chapters00:00The Rise of Catholic Podcasting and Online Content08:59Challenges Faced by Orthodox Catholics in the Political Landscape26:17The Importance of Prudence and Discernment in Navigating These TimesThe conversation also explores the impact of leftism, the loss of femininity, and the need for a Catholic transformation of heart and mind. It emphasizes the importance of catechesis, prayer, and living a true Catholic life. The discussion also touches on discerning the best podcasts to listen to as a Catholic and the potential for good to come out of the Francis pontificate.keywordsleftism, femininity, Catholic transformation, catechesis, prayer, podcasts, Francis pontificatetakeawaysLeftism is a rationalistic, materialistic communitarianism that expresses itself culturally and economically.The loss of femininity and the sacredness of space contribute to the problems in society.Political solutions are difficult without a Catholic transformation of heart and mind.Catechesis, prayer, and living a true Catholic life are essential for growth in faith.Discerning podcasts that align with Orthodox traditional catechesis and piety is important.Good can come out of the Francis pontificate, and God always brings about good from evil.titlesFinding Good in the Francis PontificateDiscerning the Best Podcasts for CatholicsSound Bites"Leftism is a modified, a modulated form of leftism.""The chaos on our streets, the technological advancements, the progression, it's all do, see, watch. There's no recognition of the space and the sacred and the reverent that we've lost sight of.""The only solution is the restitution of the Catholic mind and heart."Chapters00:00The Impact of Leftism and the Loss of Femininity01:42The Need for a Catholic Transformation of Heart and Mind07:45The Role of Podcasts in Reaching People and Providing Catechesis09:32The Importance of Personal Holiness and Living as True Disciples12:23Leaving Catholicism for Orthodoxy: Grass is Not Always Greener17:42Finding Good in the Francis Pontificate
