Married Priests, Masonic Cleansings, And Merciful Justice

On this episode of What Catholics Believe, Tom and Fr. Jenkins answer email questions:  • Was the First Vatican Council officially closed? If not, what are the ramifications?  • Why are priests not allowed to marry in the Roman Rite? Were they ever allowed to marry in the past?  • Is there a cleansing to get rid of Masonic influence in a family?  • What do you think of Climate Change Sunday?  • Is the phrase, “hate the sin,  not the sinner” Protestant or Catholic saying?  • And lastly, Fr. Jenkins explains ‘Why Mercy is nothing without Justice’. 

Is Viganò’s life in danger?

This episode of What Catholics Believe opens with a discussion between Tom and Fr. Jenkins about Abp. Viganò: — Why is the story fading? — Why isn’t anyone reporting that Viganò is in hiding because he fears for his life? — Where is the media in all of this?  The show then proceeds to Fr. Jenkins answering questions from the email inbox: — What is the future of the Roman Catholic Church?  — What are the differences between the Novus Ordo Missae and the Traditional Latin Mass? — Why is communion given under only one species in the Traditional Latin Mass when the Novus Ordo, Orthodox, Protestants, et al. give both?

Liberalism Is a Sin • Part I

Fr. Jenkins discusses Fr. Felix Sarda y Salvany’s book, ‘Liberalism Is a Sin’ and how it is applicable to the world of today. Includes a short background on the times in which Fr. Sarda y Salvany wrote his work.  Fr. Jenkins says of this book, “every Catholic should read this book,” as it explains what is, “happening in the world and the Catholic church today.”