Trent Horn
speaker
1,841 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 8 Jun
Trent Horn’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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If I say I don't feel like going to Sunday Mass because I'd rather do something else and Jesus is there on the altar, that's a textbook example of loving creature more than Creator.
Yeah, he's saying it won't be restricted to one mountain, but that's why the Catholic Church is universal.
Every Mass, everywhere throughout the world, we have the same readings, the same Eucharist, one faith, one baptism, that it's a faith that goes around the whole world, united through all the bishops to the successor, St.
Peter, to maintain that universality, a universal catechism of teaching for people to receive the faith and know how to walk in the Christian life.
So the Second Vatican Council said that the Church of Christ subsists in the Catholic Church.
And so what that means is that the visible, identifiable elements of Christ's Church, their historical continuity, are in the bishops, the priests, those who are celebrating the sacraments,
in union with the bishops, in union with the Pope, the successor of St.
Peter.
And in fact, when you go to the early church, when St.
Augustine was arguing with the Manichaean heretics, these Gnostic heretics, the way he would throw down on them is he would say, you say you're the true church, we say we're the true church, show us your bishop list.
He said, give me a list of your bishops, because we got a list that can go all the way back.
Where's your list?
This is the church that Christ established.
And so that was the test that he used with them.
But in saying subsist, we're not saying that Christ's Church is only the Catholic Church and it doesn't exist outside of it in any way, shape, or form.
As someone who's validly baptized, you are a brother in Christ.
I can recognize that anyone who has received a valid baptism and believes in the Triune God is a fellow brother and sister in Christ, and that they even have a kind of imperfect bond with Christ's universal Church.
Our desire as Catholics is just that every single person had that full communion with the one church that Jesus established, to be able to receive Jesus in the Eucharist, to receive the one baptism, that when they are sick, maybe dying, to receive that anointing of the sick.
That in James chapter 5, it says, I love this.
Go to the presbyteroi, elders.
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