Joseph Robertson
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345 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 16 Jan
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I was in Shropshire, so we attended a mass in Stoke and Shrewsbury and then other places around there.
Yes, right on the border with Wales.
So for anyone who's aware of the geography of the United Kingdom, we're right on the edge, sort of next to the wealth.
Well, if you're watching this show, you're already on the right track because you understand that there's something wrong with the world.
So my simple question to people would be, what is your glue?
What is it that makes all of this stick together?
Because the reality is that without a fundamental foundational belief, what we're fighting for is kind of irrelevant.
And I discovered that myself because I couldn't make head or tail of why I believe what I believed, only what I believed.
um and to understand why you believe what you believe you have to have foundations be that your husband wife or indeed your religion and i think if you want to properly counter the points of what we would call the enemy the the left the other side you have to understand your own first and i think we don't really do that very well on the right um religion is one way to do so because it teaches you the fundamental difference between belief and unbelief
Well, we've got to go back to the creation of something called the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham, which is a mission that was set up by Pope Benedict to essentially bring back elements of the Anglican faith for communion with Rome.
That was obviously in the early 2000s, and since then we've seen a boom
in conversions from the Church of England to the Catholic faith.
There were a few things that had started helping that process even before, with the ordination of women priests in the Anglican Rites, which many people felt was anti-biblical, and that was going back, of course, even earlier.
And some high profile conversions, notably a few politicians who joined the Catholic faith around that time.
And then what's happened since is two things.
Of course, the state of the Catholic Church hasn't been particularly great since the abdication of Pope Benedict, but the Church of England has certainly been far, far ahead of them in the woke curve.
It's essentially become nothing more than a massive green hedge fund for most people.
perhaps with uh elements of um transgenderism now but uh you know with with the latest kind of spiraling into uh blessings on gay marriage and various different um interpretations of christianity within the church of england you're saying young people look something more solid and finding it i think in the catholic church but the same is true for clergy that's not just a young
people phenomenon.
It's those who are thinking Anglican clergy have tended to trace their roots.
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