For 2,000 years, Catholic sources taught that Jews who rejected Christ are theological enemies of Christianity. This video documents Scripture, Church Fathers, Doctors, Councils & Popes on Jewish opposition to the Gospel.
https://t.co/1eLCxEvWmZ
Where did the Jews go after the Temple fell in 70 A.D.? The diaspora began before Titus. Catholic analysis: Luke 21:24, Eusebius, Augustine, Aquinas, why the Khazar theory can't explain Jewish-Christian enmity, and why the Fathers taught the dispersion was punishment for rejecting Christ.
https://t.co/F6sMsYniAO
Is the Traditional Latin Mass the solution though? I converted to Catholicism at a Latin Mass parish over 8 years ago, and I drank the whole jug of the "Lex orandi, lex credendi" Kool-Aid too. But then I starting seeing issues, and I will say this: Many so-called "trads" hold theological errors, including opposing the Adversus Judaeos Tradition that I fight so hard for. When I converted I believed the TLM was the solution, but now, years later, after seeing so many so-called "trads" oppose the Adversus Judaeos Tradition that I defend, I am not so sure anymore. Don't get me wrong... I think that the Latin Mass is great! But at the same time, I don't see it as the solution, since I know so many who attend it who are still in grave theological error. Holding steadfast to Tradition (with a capital "T") is the solution. Saying the Traditional Latin Mass is the solution to the problems, however, is a grave oversimplification.
Is the Traditional Latin Mass the solution though? I converted to Catholicism at a Latin Mass parish over 8 years ago, and I drank the whole jug of the "Lex orandi, lex credendi" Kool-Aid too. But then I starting seeing issues, and I will say this: Many so-called "trads" hold theological errors, including opposing the Adversus Judaeos Tradition that I fight so hard for. When I converted I believed the TLM was the solution, but now, years later, after seeing so many so-called "trads" oppose the Adversus Judaeos Tradition that I defend, I am not so sure anymore. Don't get me wrong... I think that the Latin Mass is great! But at the same time, I don't see it as the solution, since I know so many who attend it who are still in grave theological error. Holding steadfast to Tradition (with a capital "T") is the solution. Saying the Traditional Latin Mass is the solution to the problems, however, is a grave oversimplification.
I interview Dr. E. Michael Jones, where we discuss the Jewish curse, the endtime conversion of the Jews, the election results, the Israeli state, and what all this means to Catholics.
Full video here:
https://t.co/cAzx6ooFIa
The First International Noahide Congress just ended in Jerusalem. A rabbinical court for Gentiles, a charter, a pledge to the Oral Law, and Rabbi Cherki's published teaching on the worship of Christ. What happened, what didn't, and the Catholic reply.
Full video here on YouTube:
https://t.co/GLsr6hVKps
I think that's a bit much. It's like how Augustine Virgil keeps going after Fr. Mawdsley... I respect both Dr. EMJ and Fr. Mawdsley. Nobody is right about everything. I'm not either. I wouldn't be surprised if I eventually get called a controlled op agent as some point too, if I keep growing. I find this kind of thing both pitiful and a bit humorous, to be honest...
Check out the video I did yesterday on the Noahide Congress. I should have another video coming out this week, God-willing, doing a retrospective of the Noahide Congress:
https://t.co/jfmV2rurNg
Election eve: a Catholic test for Israel, AIPAC, and "antisemitism" in the 2026 midterms. Jews are protected from hatred; Israel gets no just-war exemption; Zionism and lobbying can be examined. Five Senate races, two House primaries, no endorsement.
https://t.co/iXDbDzeCer
Peter the Venerable, abbot of Cluny, was the first medieval Latin writer to name the Jewish Talmud. What did he get right, where did he conflate, and how did Saint Bernard's Jewish policy differ from his proposal to King Louis? A traditional Catholic analysis.
https://t.co/3oh8uMcUqu
Maimonides, a foremost Jewish codifier, ruled that Christians are idolaters. What he wrote about Jesus, what censors hid, and the Catholic answer on the Trinity and Incarnation, plus the Noahide Congress. Aquinas, Chalcedon, Florence.
https://t.co/2xsCXY9RTy