Catholic Experience Podcast

The Truth is God sometimes appears to take his time in answering our prayers, and sometimes he seems (seems!) to not answer them at all. Do you know why? Because God goes BIG, every time. He doesn't cut corners, he doesn't go cheap.

"Would you rather believe that Hell IS empty, or would you rather hope that sinners get what they deserve, including the ones you love the most?" On the question, "Is Hell Empty?" A segment from "Focus and Attention", an episode of my #podcast "The Catholic Experience" available now on iTunes, Spotify, iHeartRadio, TuneIn and on my website. Podcast Portal LNK.TO/CatholicExperience

Analyzing the Pope's statements on civil unions and same-sex couples. Also responding to Cardinal Dolan's message to "our Islamic brothers and sisters" and a reaction to a post on 𝕏 by Bishop Strickland regarding communion on the tongue. Get the podcast, https://lnk.to/CatholicExperience Full Description: Reacting to a video message by Cardinal Timothy Dolan addressing our“Islamic brothers and sisters” It’s a message of good intent, but terrible execution, and I explain why it errs to the left. Following that, I then explain why, in my opinion, a post by Bishop Joseph Strickland errs to the right in a message about communion on the tongue. Don’t worry, it’s not doctrinal error. As I explain in the episode, the Dolan video, and Strickland’s post err in attitude. Then I discuss the controversy sparked by a completely empty quote by Pope Francis about civil unions. (“it is right that these people who live the gift of love can have legal coverage like everyone else.”) It’s a quote that provides nothing but a bag of questions, and yet the Catholic social-sphere have used it as material to put words in the Holy Father’s mouth. I respond to that, and I explain his record on civil unions, what he has and hasn’t said, reaching back to his time as Archbishop of Buenos Aires to assess and analyze his record, and what he may have meant in that quote

The Pulse news segment, Priest and moral theologian Fr. Peter Dugandzic on the moral implications of IVF, especially in the political sphere. Then we analyze the dichotomy of two churches—the True Church, and the False Church. Full Description: Are you ready for a ride? This episode achieves the impossible, bringing you segment-by-segment, from something Fun, to something heavy, to something deep. goes from Fun, to heavy, to deep. News and nonsense pulled apart in the return of this fan-favorite news segment, "The Pulse" Moral Theologian Father Peter Dugandzic joins me to talk about President Biden's opposition to the Truth and the Church's teaching on IVF (In vitro fertilization). What is the Church's teaching, and why? And can we finally call Biden a heretic now? Then we analyze the dichotomy of two churches—the True Church, and the False Church. The problems aren't just modernists or Sedevacantists. Even within the borders of the proper Church there are good people in the "wrong church" Also, my experience and near-seduction into Sedevacantism as we look at a fake "Pope Michael" of a sedevacantist "Catholic" church.

My reaction to Cardinal Dolan's message to our "Islamic brothers and sisters". Minicast, first segment of Episode 25 of The #Catholic Experience #Podcast. #CatholicX Please (x10!) Like and Share it. #CatholicPodcast #CatholicChurch