I met him a few times and i must say he was a wonderful man . You are very fortunate indeed to have counted him among your friends .

I'm looking to connect with good Catholics personally. Are there any sources you can reference to me?

I wish i could have met him. God bless him!

I had heard his voice. I heard his name mentioned, I saw he thrashed Dr Jones in a debate. This is like sweet nectar. I didn't know of his passing so I shall grieve and give thanks. Amen

@@uncatila Which Dr. Jones are you referring to and what was the topic?

ha, i get it😁

Santiago james Haha, so true! I’ve been going through his videos over and over every several months. Love this man!

I just discovered him a few days back. I’ve took the time to look up more of his discussions.

It is what the church says it is.

When I found Father Martin on KZfaq I found the reasons of what has happened to our Catholic Church and the Mass. Michael Davies explained even better.

@@Kitiwake exactly. And in Quo Primum Pope Pius the 5th infallibly decreed and made binding that the Latin Mass was the true right of the Church, and that no alterations could be made to it and any whether Pope bishop or priest who did so would incur the penalty of self excommunication. He also granted all priests the rights to forever say it and they could not be rescinded by any Pope or Bishop. That is what the Church says it is, this is what the Church has always said, and it will never change.

@@Steve_Milo not infallibly through. The Roman curia can reverse prior decrees.

@@Kitiwake sorry you are wrong, decrees that are declared infallible and binding cannot be reversed. Quo Primum was declared infallible and binding, therefore it cannot be reversed.

Modernism - Michael Trehane Davies, thank you for enlightening how Christianity turned into atheism and destruction of human reason .....now people can commit unimaginable homicides and display on the Facebook or on the www web for destruction of human race. Life has no meaning and people can boast of their abuse of sanctity of life.

Agreed. Dehumanizing humanity is unfortunately rearing its ugly head today (i.e. mass shootings, full term abortions) :( God have mercy on us all.

That’s somewhere along the lines of Napoleon that was roughly, “history is a lie agreed upon.” Nietzsche went a step further and replaced “history” with “truth.”

How long is a "y erar"?

You're quite the modern technical man Luigi. You didn't get much from this video, did you?

Lol

What is nominalism?

@@jackdarby2168, it's a belief that things such as virtues do not really exist in reality, but are only arbitrary names that people have invented or agreed upon for certain phenomena. It practically denies that there's real spiritual knowledge and limits man to the literal words of the Bible and personal interpretations.

@@seriouscat2231 Gotcha. I heard someone suggest that Political Correctness is, from a philosophical sense, a type of moral nominalism. So nominalism must mean then in an ultimate sense and in practice a profound disconnection between reality and how we use words to express them

Your welcome. Just wanted to be accurate.

It would be correct to change the picture with the real picture of Alfred Loisy which is available online.

No, The Holy Spirit vs evil.

@@Irishandtired Pius X was a reactionary who created an oath against Modernism and a witch hunt to spy these people out. It was up to Benedict XV to do away with this oath.

@Lavrov Yaboy Pope Pius X was a reactionary and paranoid man. He did a disservice to the Catholic Church by looking for modernists under the bushes and by making people take a fidelity oath. Did you know that Pope John XXIII after becoming pope had seen his file from the C.D.C. which had labeled him a modernist? One of the most ecumenical popes of the twentieth century a modernist. As for your idea, if ignorance I vehemently disagree with you, I read and well aware of what things are. You have a right to your opinion as I have to mine."For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life",

@Lavrov Yaboy How could Monsignor Montini later Paul VI be Pius XII, assistant secretary and work for the CIA. In the years after the council, Paul had to balance between progressive and conservative wings of the Church. He did an admirable job even in the midst of the turbulent 1960s. You had mentioned Leo XIII and Pius XI but what of John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI two good and holy men. I have read Benedict XVI's books on the Life of Christ which I think are better than Romano Guardini's book on the Lord. Joseph Ratzinger has been one of the main intellectual forces in the twentieth and twenty-first century and he is no reactionary.

@@tomkelly4336 John XXIII was a modernist. Ecumenism is modernist. Pius warned us that the church would apologize for wrongs she did not commit. John XXIII was very popular with jews, Protestants and even atheists but he drew none of them to the church. He refused to reveal the 3rd secret of Fatima.

All lies the lies of a Pope office and cardinals, no such office's in new testament. If peter was the rock then why 2 epistles of Peter, and jesus remark to Mary regards john as her son, not Peter!!!. Jesus said call no man our father or rabbi. Vicar of Christ is not biblical, the holy Spirit was the teacher and comforter , not a vicar of Christ

Many speakers of TRUTH worldwide have died before their time.....many of these speakers of TRUTH lives were ended by diabolical means.....

@@loarnotoole36 For example, Gabriel Gregorio Fernando José María García Moreno y Morán de Butrón.

Sometimes in the 90s

Did he refuse the title of Vicar of Christ because he knows he is not the true vicar and that pope benedict xiv is stilt be the true vicar?

Modernism is generally clear because it is so obscure. It masks false teaching in words that seem true.

Donna E Turner I don't think there was a big bang. As catholics we know God created everything in six days. 😀

Big bang assumes there was some energy and small amt of matter. Where did this come from?

As Catholics we do not know that God created everything in six days and that the earth is only a few thousand years old. The official position of the church actually accepts evolution and the big bang as possible theories. The "six day" position is largely protestant and is particularly associated with protestant fundamentalism (which I diametrically oppose). There is also great and legitimate debate regard the use and meaning of "day," which could represent considerably longer periods than 24 hours. I am not picking a fight; however, we cannot make simple assumptions in the face of overwhelming scientific evidence. I am certain, however, that we have souls, we are saved through the crucifixion and resurrection ( and the supper of the lamb), and receive grace through the sacraments.

I hear what your saying ,but that's for debate ,and unless you have a crystal ball REALLY there is no answer ,its not important ,however its nice to know how others think ,as long as your solid in truth (james kirk)

Fair enough, thanks and have a nice day.

For me, it is my intellect and education that informs me of God.

What man made sect do u belong to?

The whole world is corrupt and fallen.

He is not preaching a Sunday sermon nor doing biblical exegesis. Your point is still misplaced, four years on.

Do you seek a world without authority, without order, without faith? The speaker is talking precisely and exclusively about the Roman Catholic Church, the Church. The protestant and other churches/religions offer any choice of belief that you could want and, if you don't like any of them, you can always start your own church. When you can believe in anything, you believe in nothing.

john dow :so well put

Correction there are other religious practices just as intolerant as the old Church was. Islam is chief among them. Many of the draconian Muslim laws(some refer it as Sharia) enforced in places like Saudi Arabia, Iran , and others are very similar to old Church dogmas. Hopefully there will come a day when Islam undergoes the same overhaul as the Church has been trying to do recently.

Catholicism has never forbidden other religions the way Saudi Arabia has done and salafis argue for. Even in the darkest hours of Catholicism there were legal believers of other religions in Catholic jurisdictions.

There has been ALMOST perfect religious liberty in Catholic Poland since Middle Ages. Jews were settling down in large numbers and in 18th century 3/4 of the world's Jewry lived in Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.