00:01:49.500I made a video saying, I'm leaving the Protestant church, here is why.
00:01:52.580There is a very fair amount of modern-day denominational Christians saying,
00:01:56.480yeah, but that was just that one church, try another one of the same denomination.
00:02:00.540I've been going to the same denomination as you for five years and had a completely different experience.
00:02:04.720And it's like, why does that not bother y'all?
00:02:06.540You are not only admitting that you know, but you are defending the fact
00:02:09.820There are potentially millions of other Christians going to the same denominational church as you,
00:02:14.420yet are having completely different experiences and realistically being taught completely different interpretations of the Bible,
00:02:21.140all based on the pastor's own personal interpretation.
00:02:24.120It's like at that point, you can't call it the truth anymore.
00:02:26.820And in that same comment section, you see Protestants arguing with Catholics, Methodists arguing with Catholics,
00:02:31.120all modern day denominations arguing with Catholics.
00:02:33.700But not only that, you see Protestants arguing with other Protestants.
00:02:37.260You see Methodists arguing with other Methodists.0.63
00:02:39.960The only ones not arguing with each other are the Catholics.
00:02:43.180And it's because all modern-day denominations, realistically, there's like a 90% chance the pastor is teaching you their own personal interpretation of Scripture.
00:02:51.460And personal interpretation is not truth.
00:02:53.700The truth is universal. That's why it's called the truth.
00:02:56.040So because of that, the church teaching the truth needs to remain universal.
00:02:59.940And if your church, down the street from another church that is the same denomination, are not teaching the same thing,
00:05:07.460when they're hearing sort of influencers pushing the latest thing.0.96
00:05:11.660Christianity does appear to be the latest thing.
00:05:14.800That's, I think, the running theme that ties the articles,
00:05:18.160the developments, the stories that we're going to go through tonight,
00:05:20.480I think is the fact that Generation Z especially is calling out0.52
00:05:27.120for actual red meat Christianity and all they're being fobbed off with.
00:05:32.460is the modernism and syncretism especially in the catholic church that the bishops have been
00:05:39.700pushing out for the last 65 years and if they've done their best to stamp out the faith in the last
00:05:47.82065 years they're going to certainly continue that now with this revival that's taking place
00:05:56.240This is something we've been highlighting every Wednesday. Frank, Jenny, good evening to you both.
00:06:05.180Let's talk about this first important story.
00:06:10.460It's an indication, a document that's come out, I think, of the two study groups to do with the synodal process,
00:06:19.780which is this big thing in the Catholic Church.
00:06:22.800It's been taking place under the direction of the late Unlamented Pope Francis, supposedly to give greater voice, I think, collegiality amongst the bishops and voice to the laity in the running of the church.
00:06:38.660just like the the second vatican council itself though it seems to be simply a front for the
00:06:45.920for the opportunity of people who hate the catholic faith to implement innovations never
00:06:53.660seen before in the 2000 history of the church on the church under the name under the under the
00:07:00.020banner under the veneer of listening to where the faithful are um that said frank walker and i this
00:07:06.880I particularly want your reading on this story. I think that's exactly the case with this new
00:07:13.280document that's coming out on choosing bishops. It's really what the revolutionary movement
00:07:21.440in the church, the modernist movement in the church that isn't Catholic, is trying to use
00:07:27.040for the nomination of new bishops, which generationally, as we have seen, fundamentally
00:07:34.720is capable of moving the church because out of the bishops you get the cardinals and out of the
00:07:39.680cardinals you get the the pope that said frank walker there is parts of this document which
00:07:51.280i very much like to see and even if the modernists who are pushing this don't have
00:07:57.600have the war room agenda at heart. There's no reason why the faithful can't hijack this
00:08:05.220back from the hijackers, basically. And that is, as I think we've both said, the faithful
00:08:15.420really need to take the running of the church out of the hands of the modernists who've
00:08:21.200been driving the church into the ground to set it on the correct path. What happens after0.90
00:08:26.560But that, whether we move back to this sort of medieval model of the laity supinely bowing down to the episcopacy, to the bishops, I don't know.
00:08:40.100And because this will be a long generational change, I probably won't be around over the next 50 to 100 years.
00:08:47.820But I think the taking the levers of control of the church in the hands of the faithful is absolutely essential.
00:08:54.520and there's parts of this document i think that that leads into that agenda if the faithful are
00:09:00.240prepared to move in exactly the same way basically that um that the membership the activists have
00:09:06.980taken control of the gop of the last 10 years to a large extent there's still work to be done
00:09:13.440obviously is is is the war impossible no that tunes into the show especially the morning show
00:09:19.480every day there's still much work to be done but that is very much what has happened in the gop
00:09:24.260The activist, the MAGA movement, has taken over control of the Republican Party.0.66
00:09:30.840And I suggest something in the institutional Catholic Church would be just as necessary and healthy were it to take place.
00:09:39.280Tell us, Frank, what's the document and some of the things that it highlights?
00:09:45.680Well, it's the most recent Synod document that's been released.
00:09:49.840And I thought, well, go take a look at it directly.
00:09:53.560you know it's huge and full of blather but what it really does is like you're saying i think
00:09:58.080you see the hope in this but i think you're maybe a few steps ahead because they're kind of
00:10:03.200democratizing the process um you know just on on those two wonderful speeches that you had there
00:10:09.300at the beginning i talked to a priest this weekend it said in our diocese the most it ever had was
00:10:14.360400 new catechumens this year this year they had 1100 and something like 38 and they had to divide
00:10:21.520The bishop usually brings them together. He had to divide it into three different churches.
00:10:25.780I mean, that was amazing. I've been sort of like, you know, hedging and about the all these new stats and comparing them.
00:10:31.840But I mean, just in my local parish, that's quite a reality.
00:10:35.020And to see these young people. So if you put together this democratic process that they're putting together here and change it around.
00:10:42.120But I don't think that's what they have in mind. I don't think that's what these Sinatars have in mind for the process.1.00
00:10:46.860They want to, you know, as many Catholics will tell you, democratic processes can be hijacked by, you know, people sort of behind the scenes.1.00
00:10:56.060And that's really kind of what they have in mind.0.68
00:10:58.480The Synod documents are very blatherous.0.90
00:11:01.960So I'm going to give you a couple.1.00
00:11:03.100You have to pour through and find the quotes, a couple that are meaningful here.
00:11:07.740Discernment lies at the heart of selecting a bishop, a motif in line with the wider Synod emphasis on listening and participation.
00:11:13.940So what they're doing, this is really sort of a many-pronged attack on the rights of the bishop.
00:11:20.480A bishop has the right to help decide who his successor is, to have a set of priests in his diocese that are after his own liking, and to protect as an apostle to defend the faith.
00:11:32.360And this article here at this great site, Advaticum, I think is what this is, that really kind of addresses both those things, not just in making bishops, but also there's parts in this document about gay sex, where they're using this democratic process to apply it to not only how does a bishop make new bishops, but how do they address doctrinal questions.
00:11:58.360and the synod process is just corrosive um they want to annuncio is to adopt a synodal and
00:12:04.660missionary profile annuncio helps to select new bishops they want to have a presbyterial council
00:12:09.680and a diocesan pastoral council and submit to the bishop a sealed envelope with the names of priests
00:12:15.200that they would like so they're involving all of these people powerful people in the parish
00:12:19.820lay people people of the local community donors and things to submit names that's how they have
00:12:25.940done in china in the past you submit a few names and then the pope will look at a couple of them
00:12:31.200pick out one or the pope will submit a couple names and they'll pick now it's just they pick
00:12:34.800whatever one they want really but this is a tried and true old method um they're also going to
00:12:41.500include general chapters in the finance council lay council representatives of consecrated peoples
00:12:47.000young people and the poor the poor have to be involved frank um you mentioned china let's let's
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00:14:04.860frank walker you mentioned china in here the um and this is why i think actually uh it's one of
00:14:11.800the reasons i think the um the vatican um is opening itself up in a runnable way uh because
00:14:20.560they are the hijackers here they have the modernists who have the catholic church in
00:14:25.300their hands the institutional catholic church not the mystical body of jesus christ the
00:14:29.840institutional church the hijackers have hijacked the institutional church 65 years ago and i think
00:14:35.800this document here offers a way for the faithful to hijack the church back.
00:14:44.980You're quite right, however, to, you mentioned China, right?0.99
00:14:49.940I can't help but think the most notorious, perhaps,
00:14:57.200Episcopal consecrations that are viewed on the horizon
00:15:01.640are set to take place in about a month's time in the first week
00:15:05.500of june in the sspx the lefebvreists um and i sort of think reading this document ticking these
00:15:14.620things off to in my head um i don't see how what the sspx is doing here on its in a local democratized
00:15:23.740sense uh consulting amongst themselves uh goes against this document and you mentioned china
00:15:30.820China's the big reveal here, because this secret Vatican Beijing CCP document, the text of which has never been made public because it's so scandalous to Catholics, effectively gives the CCP the right to pick bishops.
00:15:51.120And all I'm saying is, if it's okay for CCP generals to basically spend all day out in the field raising churches and raising cathedrals and then come back to their desk at the end of the hard day's work and nominate bishops for the Catholic Church, then surely it's okay for the Catholic laity to have exactly the same prerogative.0.54
00:16:16.520That's my point here, and I'm never going to be dissuaded off that point.
00:16:40.740It would be an effective way to take it back0.85
00:16:43.840And maybe eventually bring back the hierarchical
00:16:47.780You know, the structure of the church was really undermined when you started having these popes in the last two popes have been not Catholic.
00:16:54.240What are we supposed to do now? The whole thing falls apart.
00:16:57.020And so to give voice to actual Catholics, men like you just put up there, young, these young, if these young people are joining the church, they're going to find a church that isn't really what they're looking for.0.72
00:17:08.340Maybe they'll be inspired to join these.
00:17:11.020You know, they they're going to have diocesan committees that consult with the nuncio and they're going to have the Vatican review their procedure.
00:17:19.100So it's more like a company. It's more like a corporation.
00:17:21.800So there's going to be a lot of ways for them to undermine the voice of the people that actually there.0.59
00:17:26.540And then here in this document also talks about theological discernment, where they say begin a people's lived experience to serve as a starting point for lived experience of gay people.
00:17:37.660Well, they have – you know, they want to balance – I forget, there's a quote in here somewhere about a gay person that says that –
00:17:44.080I've got it. I've got it, Frank. I've got it. I've got it. I've got the quote.
00:17:47.540I have the quote because you and I have basically underlined the same shocking elements of this.
00:17:55.080What it's talked about in this section on Catholics with homosexual tendencies, it emphasizes the importance of this report by the General Secretariat of the Synod for Bishops, emphasizes the importance of testimony, stating that lived experience should serve as, and I quote, the starting point for paths of ethical and theological discernment.
00:18:23.080discernment frank walker let me put this hypothesis to you right i actually i'm actually
00:18:28.040open to the mind to the argument that this document was written under the direction of
00:18:33.560the holy spirit um because and here's why no no no here's why it's a serious thing right
00:18:41.240here's why because i'm reading this document i think whoever wrote this was talking in tongues
00:18:47.960And what I mean by that is that it's absolute senseless gobbledygook. What on earth does this mean that the lived experience should serve as the starting point for paths of ethical and theological discernment?
00:19:03.960discernment i mean it's almost literally meaningless but to go to go to some of the
00:19:09.160other things that it calls for it wants a change of paradigm it says uh that that in it's in setting
00:19:16.660out the the qualities expected of of candidates for the episcopacy that is a priest to to be made
00:19:24.880bishops and put in charge of diocese it says um it looks for the qualities including the ability to
00:19:32.800And I quote, build communion, exchange, excuse me, engage in dialogue and demonstrate deep knowledge of local cultures.
00:19:42.620There's nothing to do with the gospel here.
00:19:45.940There's no profound immersion in the gospel of Jesus Christ, is there?
00:19:51.980There's no talk of conversion and the fruits of conversion, which you will see that in the cold open that we had before the show,
00:19:59.700these two new catholics spoke incredibly compelling about that's why i said i want these
00:20:07.580i want this show on these when we do these wednesday shows i'd like to put at the beginning
00:20:12.700and i'm active uh i do look at scout for these things on social media i do want to find young
00:20:18.22020 year old guys new to the faith they have more catholic sense than people who've been priests and
00:20:26.640bishops for 40 years right what does that tell you it just tells you that the holy spirit is
00:20:33.540working like you said they're working directly going around the church right into the hearts
00:20:38.840of the people because the you know god is going to eventually have his way this green shoots will
00:20:45.460grow because the church is a living thing it's amazing they say that bishops should they look at
00:20:50.700look at these kinds of doctrinal heresies as like opportunities and developments the words they use0.62
00:20:56.080are just terrible and they even actually have case studies with the type of people of gay people
00:21:00.700that they should listen to and they have a quote there where a gay man says my what i do is not a0.86
00:21:05.280sin and uh and i would i would choose this uh to be even if i weren't born that way i would choose
00:21:11.480that way so i'm not born that way but i would choose that way this is the type of person that's
00:21:16.160supposed to be a starting point for doctrine and they want to change canon law according to these
00:21:21.540synodal processes even like you know even at local levels it's incredible let me go back and
00:21:26.860let me go back to that let me go back to that because that is exactly what they say they say
00:21:31.540here that um that canon law needs to be um it needs to be subjected subjected i think i think
00:21:42.260i think is the word here that they asked for canon law to be subjected to um this this discernment
00:21:50.280process which is astonishing um yes astonishing thing for them to say
00:21:55.140the real sin was not my love but i could trust in his desire for my fulfilled life because the
00:22:03.580holy spirit god would always want me to be fulfilled this is the starting point of how
00:22:09.600they're supposed to they're supposed to look at theological questions i've got it i've got the
00:22:14.240quote i've got the quote that the subordination of canon law to inverted quotes the synodal spirit
00:22:22.260reverses the traditional order um well that's that's one way of putting it right the subordination
00:22:29.480of canon law to a synodal spirit um and of course the the quote you were talking about the the gay
00:22:36.480guy at the end from portugal um he says uh the real sin was not my love but my lack of trust
00:22:43.300in his God's desire for my fulfilled life.
00:22:47.960It describes a same-sex partner as a husband
00:22:50.620and rejects approaches centered on chastity.
00:22:54.780And the annex two here from the United States is more explicit.
00:22:59.080My sexuality isn't a perversion, disorder, or cross.
00:25:09.380Let's just say two quick things then, two quick points before we go to the ad break.
00:25:15.380First point, if you ask me, I actually think the priests of the diocese should be responsible for electing of their own number the bishop.
00:25:25.140That's what I would like to see, the priests of the diocese electing one of their own number for the role of the bishop.
00:25:36.960That wouldn't be a new thing, not at all.
00:25:41.300It would be going back to the way the early church did it.
00:25:45.480The Pope can, of course, ratify that and consent that and give his warrant or mandate to that.
00:25:51.920I also think, moving forward, the worldwide episcopacy needs to fight back against the Vatican in its ability to remove bishops on spurious ground.
00:26:05.020That is somewhat of a positivist novelty, and it's what's done it for Bishop Strickland.
00:26:11.620He should never have been removed, and he should never have been allowed to be removed.
00:26:16.440Rome never traditionally had that power. It's a new thing.
00:26:20.040yes i know it's it's sort of a nazification of the church of this these lawless people in the
00:26:26.640vatican you know they don't really care what the church law is and they don't care about the rights
00:26:30.320of bishops and that's why they've come up with these synodal things the bishops have certain
00:26:34.040rights because they're apostles and they're catholics and because you're a faithful cat
00:26:38.660when you're a faithful catholic you have a freedom that comes with that that's that's
00:26:43.480being completely ignored in this process okay i've got a point to add i'll add it straight
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00:35:47.820And the first half of the article really covers all the ground that we cover regularly here,
00:35:52.760the increase in interest in Catholicism among young people and how that is counterbalanced
00:36:03.280by the exodus, mass exodus of the church, the collapse in numbers, the collapse in attendance,
00:36:11.160the collapse in baptisms, more broadly speaking. And he comes to the same conclusions that we do,
00:36:18.680essentially he also comes to the same conclusions that the two young men in the cold open come to
00:36:24.540and that is that um what people are looking for is a robust um ecclesiastical or scriptural i
00:36:35.820should say traditional catholicism that is based in belief and he contrasts that with a what he
00:36:43.740calls the suburban right version of catholicism right being rite um which is he calls therapeutic
00:36:51.700with boring um rituals um and this is exactly this this was this has tended to be my experience
00:36:59.260going to mass for family occasions here in ireland and in the united states um all throughout my life
00:37:06.940Even in Italy, they're sort of tepid, and they are a little bit vapid, actually.
00:37:14.900And you find yourself wondering, like, what is really, why am I here?
00:37:20.020Those two young men in the cold open were expressing something far deeper.
00:37:25.220The second man talked about the truth, and the truth being universal.
00:37:30.320the first man discussed how believing, how belief, when you come to your moment of belief
00:37:39.320in the story of Christ on the cross and the Bible as is presented, when you come to that
00:37:46.100moment of belief, you yourself are then burdened going forward, which is something then, so you
00:37:51.100have to carry that cross just as Jesus carried the cross. And that is a very difficult, very
00:37:56.560taxing, very trying, very lonely experience. It is not therapeutic. It is not about self-love and
00:38:03.160it's not about validation and it's not about self-worth, um, which is, which is exactly what
00:38:08.440those little bureaucratic changes being proposed in that article that you talked about with Frank
00:38:13.960is, is edging towards, right. They're trying to say, I mean, to, to say, to replace, um, or to,
00:38:21.260to equate lived experience with theological learning is an extraordinary thing to suggest.
00:38:34.140Those are, I'm sorry, was I wrong in thinking that theology was based in scripture and lived
00:38:39.640experience is based in whatever the hell you do on any given day? And those two things are not at
00:38:43.940all the same. So again, it's a bit like why you prune fruit trees. You cut off the dead weight
00:38:53.760branches so that the regrowth will be stronger and more robust and more long-lasting. And this
00:39:01.280is the process that is happening now. I would actually even quibble with, Ben, your description
00:39:05.620of the cultural Catholics leaving. I don't even think they are cultural Catholics. I think they
00:39:10.800are secularists and they see no value in it anymore because it doesn't present any value.
00:39:17.460One other thing that's really important to say that I think is driving these young people to
00:39:21.500make these sacrifices, these moral sacrifices, like that man said about what the man who looked
00:39:27.440a bit like Jesus was saying how difficult it was to carry around these beliefs because they
00:39:33.760represent heavy truths and responsibilities. I think one of the things driving people in
00:39:40.700this secular world where we have all material comforts, we have endless entertainment, we have
00:39:45.840endless options, it seems. But what happens is that when we live a normal life, just minding
00:39:51.340our business and thinking that things are still the way they used to be, and we run up against
00:39:56.400the kind of quiet cultural revolution that's happened, we don't realize until we're in the
00:40:02.880thick of it, in a battle with some woke bureaucrat teacher or family member or professor, that there
00:40:10.240is absolute they give you no quarter they will give you no quarter so it's a very much you're
00:40:16.200either with us or against us movement um and that has pushed a lot of people away um still the
00:40:22.840minority because it's very hard to go off and wander in the desert it's very hard to abandon
00:40:28.680you know everything you thought was normal your whole life and say no actually i think all of you
00:40:34.240are wrong and i'm going to do something of my own that my own conscience is telling me that's all
00:40:39.720people like that have always been in the minority. Um, but I think that sort of hearkening back to
00:40:44.720the early days, you know, of the earliest days of this faith, when these people were wandering
00:40:49.840around saying crazy things, like I am the son of God. Um, and everyone thought, Oh my God,
00:40:56.280you're insane. And we're going to crucify you. I mean, this is, it's very interesting to me,1.00
00:41:00.640the sort of narrative parallels. Um, and it's very moving as well. I think it's very moving.
00:41:06.400And whilst I think there's a lot of dark days ahead for the church and for everyone, really, who's caught up in the cultural revolution, I see this article in particular and those young men that you showcased at the beginning to be an extremely positive and reassuring sign.
00:41:30.140um i'll add now um because you are active on x we'll give your social media in a few moments
00:41:40.400at the end of the show um folks if you see in the algorithm if the algorithm presents to you
00:41:48.040something we should have on the show send it through to jenny because she is there she's the
00:41:52.340expert at picking the the best ones i am on x but i don't even think i have my dms activated
00:41:58.440send them through to jenny reach out to jenny um because she normally picks the ones for the show
00:42:03.780and thank you jenny by the way for introducing that that that tradition that we have on the
00:42:09.620now to start off with with with the jennyx uh witness they're very very powerful by the way
00:42:17.580catholic or or or evangelical or protestant it what if you think it's sincere and authentic
00:42:24.220and truthful um send it through to jenny um i'll say this in response to what you said it can be
00:42:31.540lonely right it can be a lonely experience to to go against the stream and it's one of the
00:42:39.000unexpected blessings of social media jenny is it not um that actually you can see other people
00:42:49.800perhaps of your same age or same background saying what you thought you might have only
00:42:57.060you might be sat there in the church by yourself thinking you know i don't really agree with any
00:43:01.620of this but it just it just must be me because i'm clearly the only one you know who doesn't
00:43:06.560agree with and then you go on to social media and if the algorithm tunes it well for you
00:43:10.680you'll realize not only are you not the only one there are so many other people all basically sort
00:43:16.420of awakening saying you know i thought i was the only one who thought this um and now i'm not and
00:43:23.200it's another as i say a very unexpected blessing of social media because we know about the filth
00:43:28.400and the poison and the soul destroying uh stuff that the vile stuff that's out there and it is
00:43:35.140out there um but there's the other side to the seesaw right the other the other side that there
00:43:42.080is unexpectedly um a great virtue that social media is providing and that's putting everyone
00:43:48.720in in touch with one another because that that helps to diminish the sense of loneliness and
00:43:54.600isolation and build a sense of community um we're gonna sadly we've only got a few short minutes
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00:46:35.200final frank walker sometimes you see a story and you think to yourself
00:46:44.660No, this can't be. But it is. This is when hashtag not my Pope turns into a parody of himself.
00:46:57.120For the sedate folk down in West Virginia, the Pope has appointed a new bishop who is, as the Guardian says, laconically, a former undocumented immigrant.
00:47:13.160folks this is an invader who was by his own telling as a kid smuggled in the back trunk of
00:47:23.280a car across the border into the united states and got in on his third attempt um and now
00:47:30.660pope leo whom trad inc is trying to tell you to give just give leo a chance look because he wears
00:47:39.100that he wore the vestment on the loja, right?
00:47:41.420He had the mozzette to give the guy a chance.
00:47:46.780This guy is a radical pro-invasion advocate.
00:47:51.940Frank Walker, just in the final three minutes,
00:49:02.260He's like a banana republic, liberation theology communist
00:49:06.080And he's not the only one. I mean, I know they've done one. They're doing them all over the country.0.67
00:49:10.980People from Latin America have come here. Uncle Ted, priests that have become bishops.
00:49:15.760And West Virginia is not the place for him. So he's getting so much pushback from actual conservatives and Christians.
00:49:25.220He said he came with a backpack with one suit of clothes in it, but it was full of dreams because you launch yourself with confidence in God when you're a legal alien.
00:49:34.200And he's full of this kind of propaganda.
00:49:37.700And I'm noticing in the press, people are fighting back very hard.
00:49:43.860And it really dovetails with all these stories about now every day,
00:49:47.440Leo is attacking Trump and it's back and forth, back and forth.
00:49:50.040And people can see that this is a political operation.
00:49:53.820And all this does is bring enemies to the church.
00:49:56.860In fact, in West Virginia, where they're putting this guy now,0.51
00:49:59.000The evangelicals are already advertising