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Veritas Podcast
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This podcast will take a papal writing, usually an encyclical, and present a discussion and study of it.
Episodes
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Pascendi Part 13
We look at paragraph 25. The modernist doesn't really want "Church-State separation." He wants the Church to be subordinate to the State. We discuss the success of false ecumenism within the clergy. Modernists change not only their opinions but their own definition of dogmas to fit the times....
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Pascendi Part 12
Paragraph 25 is discussed, in which Pius addresses the Modernist's desire for Church-State separation. We talk about this in light of its consequence: false ecumenism. Pascendi: http://www.papalencyclicals.net/Pius10/p10pasce.htm
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Pascendi Part 11
This episode covers paragraphs 21-23 in which Pius addresses the Modernist's attack on the Sacraments, the Bible and the Church. We talk about how thoroughly infiltrated the Church is with Modernism when we address a specific statement by the Holy Pontiff Francis. Pascendi:...
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Pascendi Part 10
This episode covers paragraphs 17-20. Pius writes about the conduct of modernists and they particular dislike for the Church Fathers and Councils as they do not like dogma. We discuss the modernist's theology in some detail. We also discuss how modernists put scientists up as a type of…
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Pascendi Part 9
We cover paragraphs 14 and 15. Pius writes about those Modernists who fall into "pseudo-mysticism." We talk about the Catholic Charismatic movement in this context.
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Pascendi Part 8
Covering paragraph 13 we discuss the modernists' love for "evolving dogma" and contrast this with the proper understanding of "development of doctrine." Evolving dogma is really code for "changing the beliefs of the Church to suit whims of the modernists." "Development of Doctrine" is the "growth...
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Pascendi Part 7
In this episode we cover paragraph 12 of Pascendi. Pope Pius writes about the modernists view of dogma. Modernists like to reinterpret dogma to fit their current behavior. Because everything is relative to the modernists, they therefore have no objective truth to base dogma on. Pascendi:...
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Pascendi Part 6
Here we cover paragraph 11 in which St. Pius discusses how modernists use the intellect. He explains that modernists only use the intellect AFTER they have an emotional experience. The intellect, they say, is there to make sense of their religious sentimentality. Finally, we discuss some of the...
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Pascendi Part 5
Paragraphs 9-10 are discussed here. We look at the technique of the modernists and how they discount miracles of Christ. Modernists claim that people of faith have added a religious sense to Christ and that is how faith has developed. Pius deals with this accordingly with the appropriate anathema.
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Pascendi Part 4
We cover paragraphs 7-8 in this episode. We discuss the term "vital immanence" and how this idea of the modernists dictates their entire philosophy. Modernists believe that all truth comes from within themselves, as opposed to from God. We review Pius' treatment of the modernist's worship of...
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Pascendi Part 3
We cover paragraphs 4-6 in this episode. We give a description of scholasticism and show how modernists are the anti-scholastics when we discuss their philosophy of phenomenology. Modernists do not believe in objective truth, We talk about the difference between ontological and logical truth and...
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Pascendi Part 2
In this episode we cover paragraphs 1-3. We cover the Pope's attempt to convert modernists through kindness, his abrupt change of course when this didn't work, and his "calling out" of those modernists who are inside the Church Herself. We also briefly go over some of the changes the modernist...
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Pascendi Part 1
We give a general overview and explain some important ideas that we will continue to come back to.
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Preface to Pascendi
A brief overview of what lead to Pope Pius X writing Pascendi.
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Episode 15
We come to the end of Libertas. Rob gives a general overview of liberalism in light of Libertas. We discuss how liberalism is a tearing down of Catholic principles whereas modernism is a building of new false principles. Liberals are those who wish not to serve Christ, just as Lucifer proclaimed....
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Libertas Part 14
In this episode we cover paragraphs 39-41. Leo explains when it is good to adapt to the times but also when it is dangerous to "get with the times." We review some of the Church legates who are in favor of "getting with the times." We describe this Liberal Catholicism as it is connected to...
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Libertas Part 13
Leo's condemnation of religious liberty and separation of church and state are briefly reviewed. We have talked extensively about some of the problems of the world. Pope Leo says that the teaching of sound doctrine is the treatment for these illnesses. We talked about Pope Leo's pronouncement...
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Libertas Part 12
In paragraph 30 we review Leo's coverage of "liberty of conscience." We discuss the proper Catholic understanding of this idea and the importance of a well-formed conscience. This leads to a brief discussion on modernism. The "synthesis of all errors" is the culmination of many issues we have...
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Libertas Part 11
Leo discusses truth. In this episode he specifically addresses those teachers and reminds all that the duty of teachers is to banish error from the mind. We discuss how some teachers who do not have the truth are incapable of teaching it and therefore teach error. Leo describes the Church as "the...
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Libertas Part 10
Leo follows up his condemnation of religious liberty by covering freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. We discuss the ideas of the "untutored multitude" and the "unbridled intellects". This covers paragraphs 21-23.
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Libertas Part 9
We conclude our discussion on religious liberty by covering paragraph 20. We discuss the relationship between virtue and religion. We address the church's proper and traditional viewpoint on what St. Augustine called "the liberty of perdition." Libertas:...
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Libertas Part 8
In this episode we start our discussion on the idea of "religious liberty." Condemned by Pope Leo XIII in Libertas this idea has been completely turned around in the modern age. Those individuals in the Church now promote "religious liberty." Because our end is to God, our worship can only come...
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Libertas Part 7
In this episode we continue our discussion about the duties of all men to accept the authority and law of God. This includes individual members of the government and the government as a whole. We discuss some of the dangers of this not happening and we give a specific example of this in the words...
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Libertas Part 6
In this episode we discuss paragraph 17. We talk about the Divine Positive Law as a way of knowing truth. The Divine Positive Law is that part of God’s Eternal Law that covers revealed. Liberals from time to time accept some of the Natural Law (reason) but refuse to accept Divine Law. We also...
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Libertas Part 5
In this episode we examine Libertas paragraphs 13 and 15. We discuss how Liberals are those who want to ignore the sovereignty of God and subsequently act as though they are their own gods. In society this plays out to be the “will of the people.” Because God is not the reference to look to for…
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Libertas Part 4
We study and discuss paragraphs 13-15 in this episode.
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Libertas: Part 3
In this episode, we discuss paragraphs 7-10.
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Libertas: Part 2
We continue our discussion on Libertas by delving deeper into paragraph 6.
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Libertas: Part 1
In our first episode we begin our discussion on Pope Leo XIII's Libertas. This episode covers paragraphs 1-6.
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Preface to the First Episode
The Veritas Podcast will be a show that studies important papal writings from history.
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