For me, Pints With Aquinas was huge in leading me from my Lutheran upbringing to embracing the Catholic faith. 🔥

For me, as a cradle protestant I used to bash hard on Catholicism. With all the same old protestant objections. Never even bothered to research them, I ignorantly regurgitated them. It wasn't until I humbled myself and really wanted to seek the history of my faith all the way back to Jesus. I had no choice but to become Catholic. Because the more I dug the more I found protestants had been lying to me. Then I decided to start over throwing out all I heard from protestants. I started watching Catholics teach me about Catholicism. instead of protestants teaching me lies about Catholicism. That's when I found out that Catholicism is Holy, traditional, historical and Biblical. I am glad the Holy Spirit led me to Catholicism.

I was born and raised catholic. I did not understand any of it's teaching. I've rebelled as teenager and ultimately left as an adult. After my coversion, I started to read the Bible and learned protestant teaching from my brother, who also converted years earlier. Then I ended up in local evangelical church. It was a great experience... but then I've felt lonely. IKR? I'm extremely introverted and protestant social living did not work for me. But still, I've been reading Bible daily and consuming theology content a lot. This reasons, feeling lonely, being rejected by yet another girl, wanting to leave that church... seem stupid. But it led me to ask myself - what if I go back to the Catholic Church? And then it started... I believe the Holy Spirit took that single thought and did wonders. Couple days later I realized I believe in Mary and purgatory. It was childlike faith, but all that I needed to start my research. I went to my old parish, to come back through official channel. I've got my instructions. But I was stopped in that transition. All that loneliness, isolation and pain did catch up to me and I got stuck in my apartament for over a month, depressed to the core. I've lost myself and couldn't find a way back to Christ. So I did give my life to Mary, cause I was hopeless. And She led me back to Her Son, straight to the confession. Now I'm officially back to the Catholic Church and I've never been happier in my entire life! Not sure why I share it, but... this is my story. Written by God Almighty. Praise our Lord!

My wife and I were invited one sunday by a couple of evangelical from my wife's family in law. Nice people, but totally brainswashed by their pastor. They were proud to show us on the internet their fantastic church whith fancy lights and big sound system. After they threw at my face some severe criticism towards the Catholic Church, they heard me speaking about my catholic faith . Then the lady said with astonishment : " Oh ,but you do have a real relationship with Jesus ! " Bonjour from France.

Matt Maher was doing a mission at a CATHOLIC parish and a protestant couple was commenting that they were very surprised that Matt was at a Catholic church. I quietly giggled. In the middle of the "concert" there was Adoration and Matt's explanation before Adoration was beautiful.

The "best" way to attract anyone to Catholicism is by being a good Catholic. It doesn't matter whether it's in your professional life, within your hobbies, in your community, or within your family; be a good Catholic. If you use your talents according to God's will, the world will see it.

"The Pope has infiltrated K-Love" 🤣🤣🤣 Our mission is complete, we can finally reach our final form!

100% agree. When I was an agnostic in college, I was drawn to philosophy and seeking the truth. But I was actually a mathematics major. I was blown away to see that all the brilliant mathematicians I was learning about (Descartes, Euler, Newton) all believed in God. This made me take more seriously my search for God and get me to jump off the fence of agnosticism.

Proud to be part of the “Evangelical Exodus” into the Catholic Church. Super glad for where I was, super glad to be in the fullness of the faith now.

As a protestant that is seriously looking into converting into Catholicism with questions, this is a great approach. Watching Trent's videos and the actions of Catholics in the public world as a force of good, the draw seems incredibly strong. Following this channel after that has led to further theological understanding.

I was first attracted to your work after your debate with Matt Dillahunty. I thought, "man, I thought all the heavy lifting done by Protestants against atheism is a testament that we are the true Church." Little did I know Catholics had been doing this since the beginning.

People are almost always surprised to hear my interest in science when they know I'm also Catholic. They assume I blindly believe all the Church teaches without reading about why it teaches what it does. They are equally shocked when they realize the Church embraces science, has its own astronomers, pioneered the big bang theory, teaches that evolution is acceptable, and came up with the Gregorian Calendar.

It was precisely that multiple writers/intellectuals whose works I admired (Tolkien, Chesterton, Michael Ward, Malcolm Guite, and Holly Ordway specifically) "just so happened" to be Catholic that convinced me that I needed to take Catholicism more seriously. They weren't what ultimately convinced me of the Catholic faith, and my favorite Chesterton work is from his pre-Catholic years (Orthodoxy), but that these minds were convinced the Church is THE Church meant I couldn't just dismiss it.

My experience with the "praise and Worship" music. Quite literally drove me OUT of Protestantism. It provided the emotional impetus to do what my mind had had already suspected.

The best way to attract Protestants to Catholicism is for Catholics to live as Saints.

It saddens me to see how hardened some are to truly finding out what the Catholic Church believes. Great video Trent! 👍🏻

6 years ago I had read/listened to every Ravi Zacharias book available. Then I said to myself why don't I read the ppl he keeps quoting in his books. G K Chesterton, Malcolm Mugridge, C S Lewis(yes, I know he is Anglican), Hilare Beloc, etc. Needless to say I was surprised my favorite Protestant apologist had been quoting Catholics all these years! I read their works, and the rest is history!

James White: I'm not saying, if you read Thomas Aquinas you'll become a Roman Catholic the next day, Me: How about next Easter

I'm Protestant and was very anti Catholic due to upbringing. I now play the organ for a Catholic Church and have learned to love the Catholic tradition as more reverent than Protestant. I really appreciate the Catholic faith.

Love the Catholic sphere on KZfaq like you, Pints with Aquinas, Renewal Ministries (love Ralph Martin), Ascension, etc. For me, the biggest driver was meeting my now priest, when I was initially interested in attending my local church. Not only was he insanely knowledgeable on Scripture, Sacred Tradition, and had answers for every single question I had from transubstantiation, to dogmas of Mary, to sola scriptura, to contraceptives, but he also recommended and let me borrow a number of helpful books by Scott Hahn and others that went deeper into my specific questions. Not going to put any of the wonderful channels down on KZfaq but I'd also encourage anyone considering learning more about Catholicism from the outside like I was / am, to ask to meet with a priest and have a conversation. In just the year and a half since that meeting, I can see my life radically changing and for the first time, almost feel the Holy Spirit actively working on changing me into what God always intended for me to be, and I know this lifelong process will be best aided with graces through the Catholic Church.

Protestants love Jesus as much as we Catholics love Jesus. But we love Jesus in a different light than them. I'm not shocked that some Protestants are surprised to think that "Catholics love Jesus", because they perceive us as something different, as though we are against the faith in Jesus in the core. No, we all love Jesus, but it is equally important to love Jesus as He wants us to love Him, not just loving Jesus as we want to.

I remember this being played out in my own life in my conversion as well. I was initially opened up to Nicene Christianity from the LDS faith by Jordan Peterson (leading me to take the bible), CS Lewis, and people like Andrew Klavan on the Daily Wire. I was then exposed to Catholicism via Michael Knowles, and people engaging with me on reddit in Christianity subreddits and when such topics came up. What opened me up was the people I respected just happening to be Catholic or Christian, which allowed the arguments to land.

I think genuinely showing that you love God will always be more powerful than any argument. If people see that you're trying to love God and your neighbor, that you have faith, hope, and charity, that a relationship with God in the Catholic Church gives your life meaning, they'll want what you have. Not to say arguments aren't important. We should at least know the basics of our faith well enough not to repeat blatant errors to non-Catholics. We're all a blend of intellectual, relational, emotional, etc., but may tend toward one over the others.

The BILLION dollar Protestant, Praise & Worship" music industry has taken millions of Catholics out of the Church. I have never heard a well known Catholic apologist address the problem.

For me listening to Pints With Aquinas and finding this channel have truly helped me as a Protestant start looking at the Catholic faith.

I have not read enough CS Lewis. Always so articulate and pragmatic with his approach to apologetics.

Protestant here: i actually kind of liked some of Maher’s music for a while. What threw me off him though is in the aftermath of George Floyd he sang a blasphemous version of O Sacred Head Now Wounded, changing “head” to “neck” and making it about racial grievance.

I was at CCv1 right before I made my journey into the Church. At the Q&A, I was actually shocked the amount of the Christian apologists who were divergent from classical theism (even one claiming to be an open theist!). It wasn't a nail in the coffin on protestantism for me right there, but after learning about classical theism and other views that are quite frankly troublesome during my time in college it was quite startlingly. Looking back, it just confirmed to me how disunity in faith can lead to crucial errors in understanding God.

"The Pope has infiltrated K-Love" is one of the funniest utterances

Trent’s last comment on working being the best at our talents hit home! Thank you.

That Protestants often quoted Catholics made me want to research those who were quoted. And Mother Mary did the rest which is why I'm Catholic.

Honestly the reason I started thinking a lot about Catholicism was initially why it was the only church the Protestant ministry group I had befriended warned me to stay away from.

Thank you. I (we all) need the occasional boost to remind us that the best evangelization tool we have is to live our life and faith joyfully using the gifts we have. Music, art, chemistry, mathematics, law, or for me laughter. I'm of course ready to walk with them for a while after I have captured their interest.

Growing up a Protestant, I only ever met “non-practicing” Catholics. A Protestant would never frame themselves in that light and it really confused me. As an adult, I met Catholics who love Jesus. I read my way into the church. However, just as my husband was ready to explore the Church with me, his lifelong friend who was a priest left the Church to marry. The ex-priest now attends an extremely liberal Methodist church. Further proof to my husband that Catholicism isn’t worth our time. Pray for him.

I am a Catholic convert from last Easter from Protestant. What got me interested in Catholicism is when I learned that I actually had many Catholic beliefs anyway. So thankful I emailed the priest that I did to ask questions. He was a good "salesman" for Catholicism. We spent most of that meeting just on how much we have in common. For the other things, he made it easy to ask about it without making me feel bad for disagreeing.

Pints, Trent, Akin, and the embrace of the church in all of it's traditions has made my spiritual life really fulfilling, that includes TLM and Latin music. Request: Inspiring Philosophy does really thoughtful christian apologetics primarily through TikTok and I think a collaboration with him would be cool.

I grew up a Protestant in a predominantly Catholic community. I witnessed Catholics living their faith, but just as often Catholics living contrary to their faith. In the end I became Catholic, but it was a rocky, muddy, dirty road. I saw a lot along the way to make me doubt the Catholic Church was special. Apart from what they did on Sunday, they were like everybody else. If it weren't for a consistent Catholic message beamed into my community from the outside by Catholic radio, I doubt I could have chosen Catholicism over something else.

Hi ! thanks for this video ! Also there are many things to learn about Jesus in Luke 24v13 to 35, here important verses: 13 That same day, two of them were going to a village called Emmaus, *60 furlongs away* from Jerusalem 16 *But their eyes were prevented from recognizing him* . 29 But they put pressure on him: “Stay with us, *evening is falling and already the day is fading*.” 30 As *he was at table with them* , *he took the bread, he blessed it and, after having broken it, he gave it to them* . 31 Then *THEIR EYES WERE OPENED and they recognized him*; but *he had already BECOME INVISIBLE TO THEIR EYES*. 33 *At the same time* they arose and *returned to Jerusalem* where they found the Eleven and their group gathered together. 35 And they on their side began to tell what had happened on the way, and how *they had recognized him AT THE BREAKING OF THE BREAD* . So 2 disciples walking on a long road of 60 stadia from Jerusalem not recognizing Jesus walking with them and arrive in the evening at Emmaus, there Jesus makes the consecration of the bread and the eyes of these disciples are opened, what eyes here? since just afterwards it was: but he had become invisible to them!" And now these 2 disciples say they recognized Jesus at the breaking of the bread! I remind you that one of these disciples is called Cleopas and does not not part of the 12 during the Eucharistic institution. Little clue too, this fraction of the bread consecrated by Jesus gives these 2 disciples strength because >>> At the same time they set off again on this road while it is dark and that there are 60 stages to walk. This is proof that Jesus wants everyone to recognize him in the consecrated bread: Holy Eucharist! And with that visit the site of Carlo Acutis which has listed all the Eucharistic miracles around the world

Unironically I think good rhetoric and Catholic memes help convert more souls than a long and well laid out argument.

When Christ tells us about not building a house on sand and then then I’m supposed to believe sola scriptura is a solid argument without having one biblical reference defending its teaching but then we see Simon bar Jona becoming the Rock or Peter has at least one scripture defending the Catholic Church which is why I left the Protestant church in 2002 at 16 among so many other reasons. I’d rather have a messy house on rocks than a weak house on sand that’s foundation shifts under every wind or wave.

Fantastic video and sound advice

More good Catholic teachers needed. In the past the Catholic education has been horrible. “Believe in Jesus and the Bible” without the WHY, is recipe for Protestants and athiests in the making

What led me to the Catholic Church was my own research and EWTN, Catholic Answers, Lizzys answers, and of course Trent Horn's book Case for Catholicism. I think God for these things because without them I would probably still be Southwrn Baptist.

Your wife dropping them bars against Taylor Marshall and the E Knock clap back has me on the edge of converting. (Jk but it's really funny tho)

Former protestant, I converted to Catholicism 1 month ago. I don't regret it. ♱

Thank you for sharing this one! I’m in the beginning stages of converting and one of the things I was curious about was music and such. Like it sounds silly but part of me was like “Gregorian chants are great but that’s not really my vibe.” Lol I’m glad to hear Matt Maher is Catholic, I already follow him and will probably be listening a bit more intently to his lyrics from now on. Im also reading “Why We’re Catholic” and had no idea that most Catholics believe in a form of evolution and that it was a *Catholic priest* who came up with the theory behind the Big Bang! That blew my mind! Like, I don’t remember learning that in science class. The more I learn, the more I distrust the school systems. Thank you for sharing Trent!

Look at the new studio drip! Nice Trent!

This rang true for me. However, it’s really infuriating to see all of these “bests being attacked by modernism just as I come into the Church.

If the radio host is worried about bridges to Catholicism, I wonder if he has warned against C S Lewis.

So much truth! I started listening to father, John Ricardo. It was his passionate way of explaining the gospel I need for evangelism that flipped the switch in my Protestant heart. Matt Maher was also a big influence. Hearing his passionate worship music and incredible dedication to he’s Catholic faith Also started melting my heart. Of course, there’s a lot more to the story… But I am Currently in RCIA. Now listening to scholars like Brandt Pitre, Scott Hahn, etc… it is beautiful and humbling to see things in scripture that I never saw before. I have been walking with Christ since 1996 ❤

Thank you Trent !

6:18 Guess why I reached out to thank George Werver the other day. He sent people from Bible colleges down to Italy to do missionary work with Catholics. My mother made the exact same discovery you allowed some Protestants to make. Two observations. A) While my mother basically already ceased to be Anticatholic then, before I was born or even made, she did not cease to be a Fundie. B) 1960's Italian Catholics were far more Fundie than 2010's US Catholics.

The false doctrine of Sola scriptura may as well be a doctrine of "every man a pope"

Love the new studio, Trent!

Definitely uncovers a new layer of meaning to a title of St. Thomas Aquinas as 'the Common Doctor'! Thanks for what you do, T-Ho! -- from another fellow convert from good ol' St Theresa's in PHX (class of 2000).

The fact that there are still fundamental debates about Christology, the Trinity, and the nature of God happening within Protestantism with the air of legitimacy is reason enough to seriously doubt Protestantism. These questions were settled in the first millennia, yet some Protestants feel they have the right to question these conclusions. I’m thinking of Dr. Craig’s neo-apollinarianism (his term, not mine), the eternal subordination of the son debates, rejections of original sin, many articulations social trinitarianism which ultimately lead to tri-theism, etc. If you’re a Protestant, should you be so concerned about ancillary doctrines like intercession of the saints, or how many children Mary had when Protestantism struggles to tell you who God is? I think confessional Lutheranism or conservative Anglicanism is pretty much the only option for serious Protestants because they are the only ones who seem to make a believable case about how the other “non-infallible”authorities (Church teaching, holy tradition, etc.) can have any binding authority in relation to sola scriptura.

I remember Cameron Bertuzzi would always remark that Alexander Pruss is Catholic whenever he would talk about contingency arguments

Jimmy Akins Mysterious Word is had the biggest part in leading me to Catholicism.

I'm a fairly new fan of your podcast. GREAT WORK. Thanks for exposing me to Matt Maher. Reverting back after 24 years as evangelical. Why? I'm very Pro-life and find seeker friendly evangelical churches AVOIDING this. This has disturbed me greatly. Also. Studying church history and Thomas Aquinas. Realizing too many protestant churches believe too many different things (no stability in theology). Then finding Bishop Barron, Pints with Aquinas, Council of Trent, Capturing Christianity, Father Mike, Breaking in the Habit and watching conversion stories. My husband and I decided to read church history together and it has changed everything. We're in the south so we kind of in the closet with our evangelical friends who will have very hard time understanding, but the people at the catholic church have welcomed us with open arms knowing our situation. I do believe God has brought me to the catholic church to be a bridge, perhaps show them the value of knowing scripture (which is a bit lacking) and maybe I can show my evangelical friends not to throw away 1500 years of history. I love them all and even when I was in ministry team at evangelical church I was reading catholic authors and never thought the catholics were heretics. I really don't get the bulldog personality of James White. His hatred toward catholicism seems so personal, while you seem to understand and get your points across so much more dignified. I appreciate all the work you have put into defending the catholic faith.

I do wish all these antiCatholic preachers would use the much more correct term of Latin Rite Catholics when referring to the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church. “Roman” Catholic is the label the newly formed Church of England came up with in the 16th century.

If I hadn't read "The Lord of the Rings," I don't know if I'd be Catholic today. I was an evangelical Protestant when I came to faith in Christ, but then 20-odd years ago, I read LOTR, loved it (and when I say I loved it, I mean it was the most enjoyable reading experience of my life), and then heard it was full of Catholic symbolism. I was intrigued because I hadn't picked up on that in my reading. So I read a book explaining that. That's when I leaned about Tolkien's mother, Mabel, and her conversion from the Church of England to the Catholic Church. My mind was blown. I had never in all my life been told that Protestants can become Catholics. There were ex-Catholics in the pews beside me at my church -- I knew their stories -- but nobody once told me that there are ex-Protestants at mass. I thought, "WHY would anyone convert from Protestant to Catholic, especially at the expense of being disowned by your family AND family-in-law (as was the case for Mabel)??? Anyway, suddenly, I had to find out why she did that. A chink had been blown in the wall. And the rest is history. I've been Catholic for close to seven years 🙂. I was drawn to the beauty of Lord of the Rings -- beauty wins people very effectively.

The best way to attract protestants to Catholicism is to pray for them. Nothing important happens apart from prayer.

It makes me super sad when I encounter animosity between Catholics and Protestants. I mean, I did laugh a bit at Matt Maher's music being called a bridge to hell but it's a serious issue all the same. Many of my Protestant friends were told by their parents/grandparents that Catholics don't love Jesus, worship Mary and don't read the scriptures. And I crossed myself once and was told not to bless myself 😅 so...I've felt the animosity too! I grew up high church Anglican and often wondered where I fell. I'm thankful to have been led to the Roman church! Even though most of my friends and family disagree and can't seem to dialogue about it. I will also add that I don't tend to like Christian music (modern I mean) because it constantly feels like the artists are trying to sell me something. But Matt Is a true artist and I do like his work so you're probably right! He's obviously making an impact!

Matt Mahar was a boon to my heart when I converted in the mid 2000's.

My favorite thing about Matt Mahr partially cause he put the word Transubstantiation in one of his songs because of a bet. Which to me is pretty based:

Please Trent, can you make some rebuttal about Spencer Smith videos ?

Very well put

im watching this video because Trent Horn did exactly what he was describing in this video. He did a good job answering different questions and objections i had about the catholic church.

Poaching, huh? Not a single Protestant in this country needs to worry about being denigrated when they admit to their faith in public. We Catholics must begin and operate from a place of enduring denigration. The only class of people that have never denigrated me for being a Catholic, is the homeless people on the streets. Not a single one of them has ever given me side eye or stink face for being Catholic when I perform Works of Mercy for them... not a single one... It's only everyone else who is not homeless who will give me the side eye or the stink face or insult me or scream at me outright in front of witnesses for being Catholic. What's the difference between those two groups of people? Being convinced of One's Own power. The homeless are not so convinced of their own power, so that gratitude has a chance to fill in that power vacuum in their spirits. The non-homeless people are very convinced of their own power. There is no power vacuum in their spirits. It also means there's no room for gratitude in their Spirits either. Because I'm old enough now to interact with the homeless while maintaining boundaries the whole way through the interaction, they aren't scary to me, they aren't 'other' to me. Don't be afraid of the homeless because you think they might ask you for something that you can't give. Be ready to tell them NO at the drop of a hat while you're talking to them but, at the same time. Be willing to cough up $2. They each have their own Guardian Angel to convict their souls about what they should be doing with that $2 that you handed them. So let them have the money and don't worry about it. "The left hand should never know what the right hand is doing."

Trent, is there any chance you can respond to the last video from Gavin Ortlund about the icons and the early church fathers unanimously rejecting the veneration of them? I would be very interested in seeing your response, I also saw a lot of comments under his video from catholics who seemed to be hearing about this for the first time.

I just have to say, the warning that the guy gave about Matt Maher was really funny. In a w 0:03 ay, though, he is kind of right. Matt Maher’rs music had a huge influence on me when I was starting my journey towards the church. I had always been equal parts, drawn to Catholicism, and taught to fear it. When I just couldn’t believe the things that I had always believed anymore, and was starting to study a little bit about Catholicism, I knew that Matt Maher was Catholic, And as a music lover, decided to delve more deeply into his songs and lyrics. I thank God all the time for using Matt Maher in my life. His channel led me to so many other great KZfaq channels as well. Including this one.

Love your video background!

i Love Trents Videos

Actually I think the sentiment from this guy does have some truth to it. What I mean is, I am extremely caution about listening to Protestant music, especially around my children. Because I have heard many songs that contain lyrics which contradict the Catholic faith. So I don’t want my kids absorbing ideas that contradict the faith. Now, it is not like Catholic music is singing about the infallibility of the Pope 😅 I would be curious if he has specific objections to a particular song or if he just objects to any music written by a Catholic?

Holy cow! I had no idea Matt Maher is Catholic! How awesome.

Trent, you need to start putting as much work into your clothes as you do that awesome studio. Keep up the great work!!

for me its being hard to bring people to catholicism due to bad testimony of other members

Love hearing convert stories !!

In my experience as a Catholic (I converted in 1970), I have found such a reluctance from Protestant relatives and others that any premise presented to them to begin a discussion, even the most innocent and that which we all should agree with, they won't "put their hands up" on. They are so brought up against Catholicism they fear admiting anything. 😂

9:44 A bridge to hail I tell ya!

Agree with you completely. Use your gifts to evangelize.

I agree with Trent that Catholics need to be more involved with Mere Christianity apologetics. It's a great way of connecting with atheists, but also with Protestants who want more than mere Christianity apologetics.

I'm Protestant and came across one of your videos about an hour ago. Other than having to watch Spencer Smith I really enjoyed this video.

Best argument for Catholics in secular art I’d say is JRR Tolkein

Are these people ever embarrassed by the utter lack of basis for believing they have the same interpretation as the early Church? If they were to hear some technical scientific jargon, they would readily admit they don't know what it means, they have to be taught. But when it comes to the Bible, they just take for granted whatever interpretation their particular sect holds. They would do well to follow the distinction between the literal and spiritual interpretation then base their views on the most well attested literal interpretations.

Matt Maher was influential early on in my conversion journey. Lord, I Need You is one of my favorite songs and I thought if that was written by a Catholic, maybe Catholics are Christians after all.

Please could someone give a direct citation of the C. S. Lewis quote. Thanks

3:32 Love that quote by Lewis!

Save all the modern praise and worship music and just take em to the Latin Mass

I wholeheartedly agree with everything Trent said, and it’s important to know that God can and will work through non-Catholics, and give his Holy Spirit to people outside of the Catholic Church to accomplish His will. If you want to see some very obvious “God is working through this person” evidence for people who are very far from becoming Catholic, watch the interview on the Shawn Ryan Show with the Machine Gun Preacher. Absolutely incredible story where God is OBVIOUSLY using this guy. It’s awesome to see God working through non-Catholics in very obvious, incredible ways. He may not be Catholic, but he’s been incredibly obedient to our Lord. If he ain’t makin it to Heaven, I’m screwed lol.

Hayyy shout out I was in St Tim's Life Teen core team 2003-2004! I first knew Matt Maher from there.

As a Georgia born Protestant, Flannery O’Connor was an essential figure in my conversion.

How can you not be a huge Lord of the Rings person, Trent?

what is more important? attact protestants to catholicism or attract atheists to christianity?

Is this the new studio? If so, I love it.

What is the current catholic teaching on someone who dies having not had a chance to go to confession and confess their sins since their last confession? ( Or just did not)

I thought guitar masses and copying protestant liturgies would work

Finally Spencer Smith is showing up on Trent's show. I've been watching his vids for a while just and it's some of the most headaches inducing nonsense I've heard. I can already hear his unhinged reply.

Hi Trent, If there was ever a Trent Horn movie to be made, how would you feel about Miles Teller playing the starring role?

For those who think that anti-Catholicism isn’t a thing anymore, we present a man claiming that praise and worship music written by a Catholic is a bridge to Hell.