WarRoom Battleground EP 892: The Crisis In The Catholic Church And The Harm Of Uncontrolled Colonial-Era-Inspired Legal Migration
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What is the main crisis facing the Catholic Church today?
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friday 14th of november anno domini 2000 and 25 harnwell here at the helm on steve bannon's war room wasn't that a beautiful piece of music we opened the show with today beautiful it was the sanctus from the sanctus of the missa honorificencia popoli nostri and very honored that of our two guests to open the show today, Dr. Peter Kwasniewski, is the composer of that piece of music. I wish we could play more of it. Sadly, however, we'll be discussing other things this evening rather than musical compositions. Dr. Kwasniewski, the next time you... compose something please uh bring it to us on the war room and we'll give you a world premiere very talented you are what we would call a renaissance man that music was clearly modeled inspired from the the renaissance in theology i would say i think if i called you a renaissance man in theology you'd give me a slap um more than made a mid medieval guy um
I think there's nothing wrong with that. So, Dr. Krasniewski, welcome onto the show. My other guest is the Reverend John Perricone, Ph.D., ordained priest in 1976 with a master's in biblical studies and a Ph.D. in medieval philosophy from Fordham University. Well, why have I asked you to come on the show today? os justi press, and you've published a book by Father Perricone, which is an anthology of 139 Let me start with Father Perricone, and then, Peter, I'll come back to you and ask you more about your publishing house. So, you've got 139 essays in this book, Father. Is there a unitive theme across all of these 139 essays, which were written over a 29-year period? I think I'm... 1996 to 2025. So that covers four different papacies. John Paul II, Benedict XVI, Francis, and now Leo. Tell me, do you think in this book there is a unifying theme, and was that intentional? Yes, there is, Ben. The unifying theme is the unchanging Catholic faith.
How does Father Perricone's anthology address cultural crises?
And how is it that this can be applied to not only difficulties, indeed crises in our culture, but crises in the Catholic Church? Over the past 30 years of writing, there have been no limit to those crises. I attempt to identify them, to analyze the crisis, and then help Catholics to apply the unchanging teachings of the Catholic Church of those crises. So perhaps with that as armament, they will be able to not only achieve some peace of conscience, but also have the wherewithal to go out to their friends, Catholic friends and non-Catholic friends, and articulate a proper solution to the difficulties bedeviling both the church and society today. So each and every one of my articles is kind of a chiaroscuro. On the one hand, I am talking about the darkness that's enveloping us from every side, but then pointing out the light of faith.
And how is it that we ought to understand these dilemmas and confidently move forward? That I would say inspires every single line that I write both in the last 30 years and forward.
Well, your book has received an endorsement from no less a person than Bishop Athanasius Schneider, a real hero amongst the worldwide bishops, pretty much a lone voice, and that is high praise indeed to get his endorsement. Before I go over to Dr. Kwasniewski, can you just tell me a bit more about the crises that you mentioned in the church, this period of darkness? What is that to you? And what role does the laity have, especially in assisting the fight back for the fullness of Catholic truth? In the past 60 years, Ben, the church has experienced a critical fracture.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main crisis facing the Catholic Church today?
0:37–4:16
2
How does Father Perricone's anthology address cultural crises?
4:16–7:56
3
What role does the laity play in the Catholic Church's crisis?
7:56–11:42
4
What insights does Dr. Kwasniewski provide on traditional liturgy?
11:42–15:21
5
How is St. Thomas Aquinas relevant to today's Catholic teachings?
15:21–19:19
6
What is the significance of the Pelican Plus initiative for Catholics?
19:19–23:02
7
How does immigration impact Spain's cultural identity?
23:02–26:38
8
What are the implications of the Hispanidad concept in contemporary Spain?
26:38–53:28
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