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00:06:58.720this is more than just a conference. It's your invitation from heaven to make a pilgrimage of
00:07:04.500reparation for the attempt to strip our mother of her titles. We will honor her as co-redemptrix0.97
00:07:11.760and mediatrix of all graces in the very place she came to warn us, to warn our generation.
00:07:18.260The time of fulfillment is upon us. Let's show her that there are still some of her children who
00:07:25.600love and venerate her. Let's answer our lady's call together. Seats are limited, so reserve now.
00:07:36.480Because boy, talk about making an issue of it, raising it as an issue. He did that in spades.
00:07:45.240So there's the extremist. It's mind-blowing that the current day Vatican is the opposite of what
00:07:52.500it was well exactly it it makes sense if you if you understand that when uh sarah was in charge
00:08:00.020we had a valid pope uh and now we get the complete opposite i'll let the viewers draw the conclusion
00:08:07.940in fact he was so the complete opposite i remember so well because francis did get in while sarah was
00:08:15.440still there briefly before he removed him. And he was so sad because do you remember that day that
00:08:23.480Sirah put out a plea to all priests, not even in his capacity as the head of the dicastery, but
00:08:30.460as just one of the bishops, one of the successors of the apostles, asking that mass be celebrated
00:08:38.000ad orientem, that the faithful receive kneeling and on the tongue. And he did that asking that
00:08:43.920it be done. I believe it was for Lent or something or by Lent or something like that. And it was
00:08:50.780immediately censured by Francis the very next day. That was like lightning fast. At Vatican,
00:08:58.200they always say, oh, it works in centuries. Wow. When they want something done, they get it done.
00:09:02.980And it was so sad to see that. But you're right. It was the opposite of where the concern was
00:09:10.740under Benedict. It sort of flipped completely on its head. And apparently that is increasing
00:09:17.600in that flipped direction under Leo. The extremists are his predecessor in that office.
00:09:23.280Okay. Let's name some other extremists. Oh yeah. That uppity nun from India. What was her name
00:09:30.900again? Oh yeah. St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta. We have two witnesses, two separate priestly
00:09:38.800witnesses that Mother Teresa said, let's get the exact quote here, Father John Perricone
00:09:44.200from New York, New Jersey, said that when asked what was the worst evil she had witnessed
00:09:56.580in her lifetime, Mother Teresa responded, communion in the hand, adding, what dishonor
00:10:06.220to our blessed Savior. Now, think about this, John Henry. This is a woman who has seen people
00:10:12.460dying in the street, people that are literally filled with, you know, corpses with maggots and
00:10:18.640horrible things, children starving. But the worst evil she's ever seen in her lifetime
00:10:26.140is communion in the hand. That would make it beyond abortion because she was also railing
00:10:33.300against abortion. But she's asked, what's the greatest evil you've ever seen? Doesn't say
00:10:37.880abortion. She says communion in the hand. And we have a second witness to this. The priest who
00:10:43.580originally was quoted to this effect was over 30 years ago, Father George Rutler of the Archdiocese
00:10:51.380of New York. I've had lay people also testify to this. So to quote Al Gore, it's an inconvenient
00:10:57.960truths that for a lot of people might seem way too extreme but let me tell you i remember because
00:11:06.860it stuck in my head so clearly when i was told this by bishop athanasius schneider who you know
00:11:12.020one of the most heroic bishops alive today he told me in an interview in fact we'll just play
00:11:16.880this clip because it's so powerful he too is of the opinion that it is the greatest scandal in
00:11:24.560the church and he means greatest and like mother theresa who saw the horrors of the abject poverty
00:11:32.880and the total disregard for humanity with regard to abortion bishop schneider has seen the abuse
00:11:39.440scandals in the church but he yet says this is the gravest evil watch this all should receive
00:11:46.220communion in the tongue and kneeling kneeling for those who can kneel physically of course
00:11:52.280But it should be because the current situation with the communion in hand is the deepest wound in the church.
00:11:59.960I say this with all my conviction because such a horrible treatment of the holiest of holies of our Lord in the little host during communion, it is unprecedented.
00:12:15.360Such a mass desecretions which are going on.
00:12:20.480Of course, many of the people do not eat consciously, but de facto, materially, so many fragments fall down and are trampled.
00:12:32.400And then, evermore, of course, the Holy Ghosts are stolen.
00:12:38.860So, and also the entire image is such a minimalism of veneration, such a minimum to give to this moment which should be the maximum of reverence, of all, of security, of attention.
00:13:04.140It is the divinity of our Lord, hidden.
00:13:08.460And the Holy Communion is treated such a banal, everyday manner, like to take common food.
00:13:17.640So it's not out of the question that the holiest of people are now being seen as extremists by the Vatican, but please continue.
00:13:25.320It was extremists that brought about communion in the hand in the first place. This is well documented. Over the years, Father Nicholas Gruner, for example, spoke to this. Michael Voris and Church Militant spoke about this.
00:13:45.160And there are books that were written then and books that are being written now. The late great Jesuit, Father John Harden, said, quote, whatever you can do to stop communion in the hand will be blessed by God, unquote.
00:14:03.640We have the testimony of Father Matthias Gaudron, who in his book, The Catechism of the Crisis in the Church, explains that communion in the hand was first introduced without any authorization by progressive groups in Holland, in France, in Germany.
00:14:27.820The modernists like to claim that the early church practiced this.
00:14:31.800We should do that because that's going to be one of the first objections. It always is because they always say, oh, wait, wait, wait. In the early church, we know that they did indeed have communion on the hand. How do you respond? As a church historian, you're probably best placed to do that.
00:14:46.760Let me give you some quotes from the early church. Maybe that will help in that direction. Let's see here. Here is Pope Leo the Great, doctor of the church, writing in the 400s.
00:15:04.720And he says, one receives in the mouth what one believes by faith.
00:15:51.680certain scholars have questioned the authenticity of it and said that perhaps the saint's successor
00:15:58.560was the one who was responsible for his odd statement about communion in the hand being okay
00:16:03.900but even he he was only alive in the 300s so you're talking 200 years after this was out from
00:16:15.460The Pope, Pope Saint Sixtus I. We should all memorize that one. Pope Saint Sixtus I, 115, barring communion in the hand. That's unreal.
00:16:26.580Just a few years after the martyrdom of Saint Ignatius of Antioch, who warned to flee from those that don't recognize the presence of Christ in the Eucharist, giving an emphasis to what Saint Paul himself had said.
00:16:40.360But here's another early quote from a church father, the church father, Origen, who writes, and he lived between 185 and 232.
00:17:21.500Unquote. Second century, early third century.
00:17:25.940And this is why when after Coppola VI did his survey, it was with great reluctance that he decided to let the bishop conferences know that only in those territories of the world where the abuse was already happening,
00:17:52.360he would give permission for it if certain guidelines were followed.
00:18:01.280So that should have, John Henry, that should have limited it to maybe a handful of countries,
00:18:07.040Holland, France, Germany, Belgium, perhaps.
00:18:12.740It had to be an already existing abuse in order for the permission to be given for communion in the hand to go on.
00:18:21.340But he laid down, even in that case, he laid down certain requirements.
00:18:26.400So I can go through the document with you if you want.
00:18:28.980So it says here, the Pope grants that throughout the territory of your conference,
00:18:35.620each bishop may, according to his prudent judgment and conscience,
00:18:40.520authorize in his diocese the introduction of the new right for giving communion.
00:18:44.960The condition is the complete avoidance of any cause for the faithful to be shocked and any danger of irreverence towards the Eucharist.
00:18:59.940John Henry, on the face of it, that should outlaw communion in the hand everywhere in the church because that principle has obviously been violated.
00:19:10.200And we've got the documentation going back to the 1970s on this.
00:19:13.840That's the main condition. And then there are certain guidelines. And this speaks to the roach
00:19:20.760problem that we have here. The new manner of giving communion must not be imposed in a way
00:19:27.860that would exclude the traditional practice legally. The very condition of allowing communion
00:19:36.280in the hand to rebellious parts of the church is that it's not imposed in such a way that would
00:19:42.960exclude the traditional practice of kneeling and receiving on the tongue. It's a matter of
00:19:47.600particular seriousness that in places where the new practice is lawfully permitted, every one of
00:19:54.100the faithful have the option of receiving communion on the tongue, and even when other persons are
00:19:59.640receiving communion in the hand. Now, John Henry, I can tell you from personal experience that they
00:20:05.820introduced this in America, and I'll tell you the trick that the dark nefarious Bernadine used to
00:20:12.200to get it to ram it through. But I was a little kid. I was about to receive Holy Communion for
00:20:17.580the first time in 1978. It had been approved in 1977. And they did not respect this rubric
00:20:25.560that says that giving some people the option of receiving in the hand, you still have to respect
00:20:32.620the people that are going to receive on the tongue. All the kids in my class and myself
00:20:37.760were taught to receive it in the hand.
00:20:40.120There was no such thing as receiving it on the tongue.
00:20:43.400And John, you know what my parents did?
00:21:56.640And here's the quote from him from his book. It becomes our duty to abolish from the churches with all purity of doctrine, whatever forms of adoration of bread they wish to have employed by the antichrists and preserved in the hearts of the simpler kind of people.
00:22:19.520He goes on to say he rejects communion on the tongue as promoting, and I quote, false honor and wicked arrogance of priests.
00:22:32.040And so it was done in order to get rid of belief in the real presence of the blessed sacrament.
00:22:38.000And this is what is being pushed right now, even by the Vatican itself.
00:22:43.700Again, it's been predicted. Our Lady of La Salette said that Rome would become the seat of Antichrist. And I can't think of anything more Antichrist, literally, than not being reverent toward our Lord where he's most vulnerable in the Eucharist.
00:23:02.140And just to add to your quote from Martin Busser, one of the founding fathers of the Reformation, this quote I'm going to give you from Martin Luther, we're just a few days away from Halloween, Reformation Day, when Luther attacked his 95 theses on the church door at Wittenberg and started the revolution.
00:23:21.860um we see what luther and these people have in common with roach and his companions having
00:23:29.220triumphed over the mass luther writes i think we have triumphed over the whole papacy
00:23:35.800for upon the mass as upon a rock is built the whole papacy with its monasteries its bishoprics
00:23:46.040its colleges, its altars, its ministers, its doctrines, and leans on it, the Mass, with its
00:23:54.680whole weight. And all these things must fall with the sacrilegious and abominable Mass.
00:24:02.200So Cardinal Seurat is right. Lucifer and his angels have been trying to take down
00:24:07.320the holy sacrifice of the Mass for centuries. And that's why we should be praying the St.
00:24:13.380Michael prayer to protect us against these demonic attacks. You have this allowance, which by the way
00:24:19.580was scandalous all by itself, of Paul VI to sort of give in to the modernist groups seeking to do
00:24:26.440what really the Anglicans, or at least the ones trying to undo belief in the true presence were
00:24:33.360trying to do. Nonetheless, he gave his sort of tacit permission with the provisos. You know,
00:24:39.920people might wonder, huh, who's right in this debate? Is it, you know, the popes of the past
00:24:46.680or is it now Francis Leo who started this kind of war against it? And you can see with communion
00:24:53.860on the tongue being forbidden in some dioceses where they're forbidding kneeling for holy
00:24:58.320communion. It's just craziness. But heaven has voted, hasn't it? Heaven has shown where it wants
00:25:04.980to sit with regard to this question. Tell us about that. Well, at Akita, Japan, over 50 years ago,
00:25:11.860the statue of Our Lady bled tears. And this was miraculous. Bishop Ito confirmed it.
00:25:23.100And the confessor to the spiritual director of Sister Sasagawa, he also confirmed it.
00:25:31.840She's crying because her son is being outraged.
00:25:36.800And let me pull up the quote I have from Our Lady of Akita,
00:25:42.440specifically about devotion and reparation.
00:25:47.580Prayer, penance, and courageous sacrifices can soften the father's anger.
00:25:53.720I desire this also from your community, that it love poverty, that it sanctify itself and pray in reparation for the ingratitude and the outrages of so many men.
00:26:09.800And the order that Sister belonged to, and she was a convert, they're dedicated to the Eucharist.
00:26:42.360Please receive this humble offering of myself.
00:26:45.260Use me as you will for the glory of the Father and the salvation of souls.
00:26:50.560Most Holy Mother of God, never let me be separated from your divine Son.
00:26:55.180Please defend and protect me as your special child.
00:26:59.620So that prayer was given to Sister Sasagawa.
00:27:02.660And she also warned that if mankind did not repent, that fire would fall from the sky
00:27:09.100and there'd be a great chastisement and, you know, the living would envy the dead.
00:27:14.780I mean, this is not this is not a joke. You have to treat our Lord properly. And, you know, if I could even go back to another apparition, which is not fully approved, but many of the faithful believe in it.
00:27:32.500And that's the apparition of Our Lady of Garabandal in Spain.
00:27:38.440Our Lady, she said her message of October 18th, 1961 has not been complied with.
00:28:08.160Less and less importance is being given to the Eucharist.
00:28:13.000You should turn the wrath of God away from yourselves by your efforts.
00:28:19.740If you ask for his forgiveness, with sincere hearts he will pardon you.
00:28:25.560I, your mother, through the intercession of St. Michael the Archangel, ask you to amend your lives.
00:28:34.660And you know what Our Lady of Garabandal and Our Lady of Akita have in common is Our Lady has expressed the fact that she is holding back the wrath of God.
00:28:43.940And recently, this same Vatican from Bergoglio and Prevost has cast doubt on any apparition that would use such language.
00:28:58.080Funny thing is then that, of course, would cast doubt on Fatima itself, but they didn't quite say that.
00:29:02.900Even before Our Lady appeared to the children of Fatima, in the summer of 1916, the angel of Portugal appeared to the children, and specifically, it was a Eucharistic reparation that occurred.
00:29:19.880After our lunch, we decided to go and pray in the grotto on the opposite side of the hill.
00:29:25.340As soon as we arrived there, we knelt down with our faces on the ground and began to repeat the angel's prayer.
00:29:32.940My God, I believe, I adore, I hope, and I love thee.
00:29:38.440I don't know how many times we had said this prayer
00:29:41.000when we saw an extraordinary light shining upon us.
00:29:45.040We rose to see what was happening and beheld the angel
00:29:52.860Drops of blood fell into the chalice from a host suspended above it.
00:29:57.860Leaving the chalice and the host suspended in the air, the angel prostrated himself beside the children and said the following prayer three times.
00:30:11.840Most Holy Trinity, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, I adore thee profoundly, and I offer thee the most precious body, blood, soul, and divinity of Jesus Christ.
00:30:27.860present in all of the tabernacles of the world,
00:30:31.820in reparation for the insults, sacrilegies, and indifference with which he is offended.
00:30:41.000And through the infinite merits of his most sacred heart and the immaculate heart of Mary,
00:30:46.500I beg of thee the conversion of poor sinners.
00:30:51.300Then rising, he gave the host to Lucia,0.95
00:30:54.200and the contents of the chalice to Jacinta and Francisco,
00:30:57.860to drink saying, take and drink the body and blood of Jesus Christ, who is horribly insulted
00:31:07.280by ungrateful men. Make reparation for their crimes and console thy God. Well, John Henry,
00:31:17.040you and I have a lot of reparation to make for what's going on.
00:31:21.160Yes, indeed. And I think many people understand the call to reparation. It came out very strongly
00:31:30.180in Fatima. It was make reparation for sins committed against the Immaculate Heart of Mary
00:31:34.660and our deity pointing us to make reparation for the sins committed against Jesus in the
00:31:39.140Blessed Sacrament. I want you to give us the details on how this ended up, this practice
00:31:43.080ended up in the United States and how it's so widespread. Because its origins in the United
00:31:48.240States are quite nefarious. And I think we need to know that and understand how this practice came
00:31:54.880about here in the USA. Well, Pope Paul VI, as we said, decided to make an exception to the law
00:32:01.380to give an indult, but there were conditions. First, the indult could not be given to a country
00:32:09.500in which communion in the hand was not an already established practice. Second, the bishops in
00:32:16.000countries where it was an established practice must approve of the practice of communion in the
00:32:22.120hand by a secret vote and with a two-thirds majority. And then beyond this, there were
00:32:30.160seven other regulations, some of which we went into before. Now, when it came to the United
00:32:36.720States of America, it was never the practice for communion in the hand to exist. So it shouldn't
00:32:45.980even have been, you know, an issue at that point. But we learn, and again, there are several sources
00:32:53.600on this, and the gist of it was that at the meeting of the bishops in 1977, when this came up,
00:33:04.520the Cardinal Bernadine, Cardinal Joseph Bernadine, was the conference chairman.
00:33:09.500Well, actually, somebody tried to stop it. Bishop Romeo Blanchett tried to stop the conference from
00:33:14.020pursuing communion in the hand immediately, he made a motion that they take a vote as to whether
00:33:19.140it was the prevailing custom already, which everybody knows it wasn't. Cardinal Bernadine,
00:33:24.820the conference chairman, explained that this motion could be overruled, which would prevent
00:33:29.200the bishops from voting on whether or not it was prevalent. The bishops overruled Bishop Blanchett
00:33:34.080and therefore passed over even considering the first necessary condition for communion in the
00:33:38.920But Bernadine apparently didn't stop there because he couldn't get, even with the people that were in power at that time, he couldn't get the two-thirds majority.
00:33:54.640So what he did was he had absent bishops vote. This is like an early rig the vote thing from almost 50 years ago.
00:34:08.220and uh by by getting people that were not at the secret meeting uh by counting the ballots as it
00:34:15.840were after the fact they were able to get the two-thirds majority that they needed in order to
00:34:21.620initiate this uh outrage um but that was par for the course for bernardine as we've said he's been
00:34:28.460implicated in in in downright demonic activity demonic sexual activity we should mention by
00:34:36.260witnesses that are still alive. Yeah. So just to know the origins of this practice should be
00:34:45.300enough to make us steer clear of it. But I think the key takeaway to realize that a pope said in
00:34:55.840116, when he was first pope, but he lived then. And in his short papacy, he says that it is
00:35:05.520forbidden to receive Holy Communion in the hand. He's so stunning, especially when the argument
00:35:11.140from the other side is, oh, they did in the early church, and the quote is a disputed quote
00:35:15.500from St. Cyril, who lived in the 300s. That's just stunning. I think we should take that home
00:35:22.760bank because that's the one that is really going to, I hope and I pray, prevail today
00:35:29.940since, you know, that's why it's so great to talk to a church historian, but Ed, I want