Make Mass Beautiful Again & Secularism's Coping Methods

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The Based Catholic

Jessica Kramer

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3 days ago

A solo-hosted variety show with different segments coming at all things from a 'based' Catholic perspective...takes often not included in the culture and liturgical wars & ongoing intra-conservative debates. Politically Integralist/Post-Liberal. Religiously Traditional. Culturally Retro.

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Make Mass Beautiful Again & Secularism's Coping Methods

The Based Catholic

45 minutes 27 seconds

1 year ago

Make Mass Beautiful Again & Secularism's Coping Methods

Episode 25 Special Guest: Father Patrick Schultz from the Diocese of Cleveland.

I'm sure you've heard that famous Dr. Peter Kreeft quote: "Abortion is the Antichrist’s demonic parody of the eucharist. That’s why it uses the same holy words, “This is my body,” with the blasphemous opposite meaning." You could say that secular liberalism's sacramental substitute for the eucharist is a body *not* given up for another.

In the same way, consider our culture's obsession with therapy. Is it a cope for a lack of sacramental confession and/or spiritual direction? Is meditation and manifesting alternative replacements for prayer? I pose all these questions to Father Pat, one of my favorite young priests! We also discuss the sacrament of confirmation and the need to bring back reverence and beauty in the liturgy, something that was suppose to remain in the mass post-Vatican II, but has unfortunately been obliterated by cringe suburban Catholicism.

Sound Engineer: Mark Coming