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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2023

Wisdom Wednesday: Can You Apply Medieval Holy Practices To Modern Life? Yes You Can with Brother Andre Marie

from CRUSADE Max · host Mike Church

Wisdom Wednesday: Can You Apply Medieval Holy Practices To Modern Life? Yes You Can with Brother Andre Marie CRUSADE MAXSpecial Guest Brother Andre Marie Host of ReConquest aired only on the Crusade Channel Follow Brother on GAB and Twitter – @Brother_Andre There is nothing in the Rubric that says what the laity should do in the pew period. It mentions what servers do to a degree but mostly what the Priest is to do. There is a presumption but commentators have to fill-in blanks  Orans positions isn’t traditional in the Western Rite, it is done more in Eastern. It is not novelty w/ places they are practiced.  The ‘choir loft’ is also a Protestant thing, not a Catholic thing. There are just customs and customs are different in different regions. That is the way it is and the way it was. So there may be a custom to show reverence to your Priest in your community.  That’s fine there is NO Rubrics on if you should do it or not. 4 Senses of Sacred Scripture  HEADLINE: Supernaturalizing Our Social Interactions by Brother Andre Marie Anagoge, sometimes spelled anagogy =  is a Greek word suggesting a “climb” or “ascent” upwards. The Churches liturgy wouldn’t make sense….. Jerusalem is the Church in that reading when it says Jerusalem Rejoice! Lent isn’t a matter of what you are giving up, we should be depriving ourselves of things we like, that’s all good but we should focus on acquiring virtue and growing in the love of Our Lord. If you do only deny yourself via deprivations, w/o attachment to Our Lord, the deprivations w/ strike you at some point and you can get to “well I gave this up so I can do this over here”.  I will meat w/ my Spiritual Director and make sure that I have a Lenten program that is workable and brings me closer to God. Allegorical Sense — the realm of faith, corresponding to meditatio in monastic prayer: This sense tells me what things really and fully mean when they are perceived in the superior light of divine and catholic faith.  Literal Sense — the realm of “nature” (or, better, of the most immediate appearances of a perceived reality), corresponding to lectio in monastic prayer: Here, I see each of my Brothers (Sisters) in their essence and nature as a reality, a “given,” with all of their personal qualities and attributes, their temperaments and character traits. With some of them, an easy and natural concord flows from a compatibility of those personal qualities and attributes. With others, such easy amity is lacking owing to a less compatible arrangement of our personalities.  LARPER – no I don’t want to go back to the Dark Ages No I just want a Christian Nation and live Christian Virtues in today’s time. I want running water, I want working sewer systems. The Huns invaded – Leo the Great HEADLINE: Deo Gratias! The FBI Retracts Bogus, SPLC-Based Memo by Brother Andre Marie  HEADLINE: FBI’s Targeting Of Traditional Catholics Must Be Music To The Vatican’s Ears by Carina Benton Saint Augustine Institute of Wisdom – The post Wisdom Wednesday: Can You Apply Medieval Holy Practices To Modern Life? Yes You Can with Brother Andre Marie first appeared on CRUSADE MAX.

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