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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2015 · 59 MIN

Escape From the Novus Ordo, Episode 8: Leaving the Novus Ordo

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Escape from the Novus Ordo, Episode 8: Leaving the Novus Ordo In this second part of "The Escape Plan," Father Michael Oswalt provides guidance on making the break from the Novus Ordo sect. Souls are at stake and staying in the Novus Ordo sect is a danger to one's faith and a danger to one's soul. Realizing the Novus Ordo sect is not the Catholic Church requires an end to attending the Novus Ordo. There will be many obstacles, including human respect and love of comfort but continue to make acts of faith, acts of love toward God. God will help you with His grace to continue to build virtue and strength to carry the cross and follow His will as a Catholic. Father also discusses how leaving affects the duties of those who are married or single and how to seek the true Sacraments. It takes great courage to leave the Novus Ordo. Escape and begin to live life as a Catholic. Please offer prayers and sacrifices for the conversion of those in the Novus Ordo sect. Join Father Michael Oswalt, pastor of St. Benedict Roman Catholic Church in Laceys Spring, Alabama, and host Jason Guardiano on this episode of Escape from the Novus Ordo. Enjoy the entire episode thanks to the courteous and generous sponsorship of Novus Ordo Watch, which exposes the Novus Ordo sect for what it is. Original Air Date: November 26, 2015 Show Run Time: 1 hour Show Guest(s): Father Michael Oswalt Show Host(s): Jason Guardiano

Escape from the Novus Ordo, Episode 8: Leaving the Novus Ordo In this second part of "The Escape Plan," Father Michael Oswalt provides guidance on making the break from the Novus Ordo sect. Souls are at stake and staying in the Novus Ordo sect is a danger to one's faith and a danger to one's soul. Realizing the Novus Ordo sect is not the Catholic Church requires an end to attending the Novus Ordo. There will be many obstacles, including human respect and love of comfort but continue to make acts of faith, acts of love toward God. God will help you with His grace to continue to build virtue and strength to carry the cross and follow His will as a Catholic. Father also discusses how leaving affects the duties of those who are married or single and how to seek the true Sacraments. It takes great courage to leave the Novus Ordo. Escape and begin to live life as a Catholic. Please offer prayers and sacrifices for the conversion of those in the Novus Ordo sect. Join Father Michael Oswalt, pastor of St. Benedict Roman Catholic Church in Laceys Spring, Alabama, and host Jason Guardiano on this episode of Escape from the Novus Ordo. Enjoy the entire episode thanks to the courteous and generous sponsorship of Novus Ordo Watch, which exposes the Novus Ordo sect for what it is. Original Air Date: November 26, 2015 Show Run Time: 1 hour Show Guest(s): Father Michael Oswalt Show Host(s): Jason Guardiano

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