Have you ever wondered what the Passion of Our Lord would sound like if the accounts of all four Evangelists were combined into one master narrative? Well, now you can find out—because that's exactly what we have for you in this video.

During Holy Week, we hear the Passion of Our Lord chanted on Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and throughout the week. Where possible, it’s divided between three deacons: one narrates, one takes the words of Our Lord, and the third speaks for everyone else.

What you’re going to hear in this video is like that—but also unlike it...

Father Henry James Coleridge was one of the forgotten greats of 19th-century English Catholicism, and in one of his books, he takes the four Passion narratives and arranges them into a single, continuous account—removing repetition where possible, but preserving the distinctive voice of each Evangelist.

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Following Francis’ statements on Friday 13 September 2024 – “All religions are a path to reach God” – we’ve drawn together our coverage of the Conciliar-Synodal Church’s most brazen departure from the Catholic faith yet into one bumper podcast.

In this episode…

* Analysis of the Francis statement

* Fr Henry Sebastian Bowden on how the saints treated heresy

* Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre on whether we should pay attention to Vatican scandals, or should LARP as a romantic ideal of an ignorant medieval peasant.

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Resources Mentioned:

Francis: 'All religions are a path to reach God'

'Anathematise those who teach new doctrines' – St Robert Bellarmine

Mr Bean counting sheep

How the saints treated heresy and heretics, compared with the world – Fr Henry Sebastian Bowden

'Medieval peasants didn't know the pope's name, why should we care?' +Lefebvre answers

+Lefebvre: 'Any sensible man must ask' if a heretic is still pope, can discuss with others

Image: Wiki Commons CC. Francis with the non-Catholic (‘Oriental Orthodox,’ both heretics and schismatic) Armenian Patriarch, Karekin II.

These are the facts: The period following Vatican II was marked by massive apostasy from the Church, a collapse in vocations and defection of very many priests, nuns and religious, an almost-total breakdown of the passing on of the faith and enforcement on the part of the hierarchy, and extensive changes in the week-to-week experience of practising Catholics across the Latin rite.

This is based on the below:

This is a first episode of a podcast / voiceover version of one of our articles. Following the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump, the issues here are as relevant as ever.

See the original article here:

https://www.wmreview.org/p/private-revelations-theology-and-the-crisis