A salute to fathers and how true fatherhood and manhood is one united the Christ the King

Perspectives on Pentecost and references of Old Latin Rite liturgical features



Articles Referenced in the Podcast:

Dr. Peter Kwasniewski

https://onepeterfive.com/the-p...

Father John Zuhlsdorf

https://onepeterfive.com/diebu...

Commentary on this undervalued feast day

Ascension Traditions by Matthew Plese

https://onepeterfive.com/forgo...

Article: Explanation of the Nature of the Roman Soldier

The People’s Catholic does not necessarily endorse all the comments of the articles presented on this web site, but this one historical point is worth noting.


https://www.str.org/w/was-jesu...:~:text=The%20soldiers%20who%20crucified%20Jesus,passed%20from%20life%20into%20death.

Attn: This podcast would serve you greatly if you had access to a Septuagint online or physical copy

Commentary on a chapter from Gary Michuta’s book The Case for the Deuterocanon

My take on the new pope and a brief background.

We are so blessed by the power of the Rosary and the Blessed Mother asking us to meditate on the mysteries. There are two characters there that are discussed as frequently: Simeon and Anna. What do they represent in the Incarnation and Redemption of Christ ?

In the passing of Pope Francis and with the start of the conclave to elect a new pope, there might be questions from people wondering why does the Catholic Church do this ? Is it biblical ? Learn or perhaps in some cases remember why it’s important through this podcast.

Recommend resources:

Jesus, Peter, & the Keys: A Scriptural Handbook on the Papacy by Scott Butler, Norman Dahlgren, and Rev. Mr. David Hess

(This one includes scripture but also Protestant commentary backing the Catholic position)

Keys Over the Christian World by Scott Butler and John Collorafi

(Documents from 33 AD to 800 AD from Latin, Greek, Chaldean, Syriac, Armenian, Coptic, and Ethiopian)

Let us pray for the reposal of his soul

On Holy Saturday 30 years ago I was initiated into Holy Mother Church. Gloria in excelsis Deo !