WarRoom Battleground EP 941: The Most Important Traditionalist Group In The Catholic Church Prepares To Go Back Into Schism
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What special event happened at St. Joe's church this week?
Another banger mass at St Joe's, Sunday 6pm. This week was a wee bit more special. They were awful nice that they offered the mass for my late aunt Rose who passed away a couple of weeks ago. To reiterate the point of the community aspect of this chapel is that They offered the mask for my aunt. Such a nice gesture. As well as that, I got to bump into this guy, Anthony, who you've probably seen his videos as well. It just adds to the whole aspect of why people enjoy going to this mass, what's so special about it. And as you can see here, these videos at the end, it was packed downstairs. This is where, after the mass, you can go downstairs.
How does the community aspect enhance the mass experience?
You get to, as you say, mingle with people. You get to see people who are first-timers or who are the regulars as well. So... Again, I can't say enough good things about this Mass. If you're a Catholic in New York City, 6 p.m. on Sunday, St. Joe's. It's on 6th Avenue in Washington Place. Come in, check it out, and I'll see you next week. This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people. I got a free shot on all these networks lying about the people. The people have had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen. And where do people like that go to share the big lie?
Mega media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved. War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bann.
Wednesday, 4th of January, Anno Domini, 2026. Hanwell here at the helm. This is the week in Christendom in review, which we do every Wednesday evening with our usual expert commentators on these things, Jenny Holland, Frank Walker. Jenny, you picked the video there for the cold open today because you had a specific observation you wanted to make on that, right?
Yeah, I came across my Instagram feed a few weeks ago and it was very charming. The audience probably noted the young man's accent, his Northern Irish accent, and his location, which is Greenwich Village, New York City. And this is this I found this somewhat incongruous, given Greenwich Village's more recent history. But this is apparently a very thriving parish. It's the same one of the churches that we've mentioned before in the New York when we discussed the New York Post story and the Free Press story about this burgeoning young Catholic community. in New York. And I just think it's fascinating. This guy is young. His other Instagram videos are about fitness and cooking. And a large amount of his content is about his faith.
And if you notice in that reel, when he goes down into the parish community hall, everyone in there is young. Everyone in there looks like they're in their 20s. They're young professionals who are flocking back to the Catholic faith. which is such an interesting, it's just, it's very striking visual as even more striking, especially given that he's Irish, because in the last couple of weeks, the Irish, the elites, the elite Catholics in Ireland have gone in or have shown themselves to be going in the totally opposite direction. So again, it's, as we often talk about the laity being the sort of the true representation of the traditional faith. And versus very much here in Ireland, the elites, the former president of Ireland, Mary McAleese, also from the north of Ireland, and a very devout, formerly very devout Catholic, caused a real stir about 10 days ago when she
gave a talk to a bunch of Catholic school girls at a school in Belfast, not far from where I live, calling the Catholic Church rancid and its teachings rancid. And she's been on this campaign to modernize, shall we say, um the catholic faith in a way that is really appalling even to me as someone from outside the church as i say often what's the point in being catholic if you're going to try and modernize it the whole point of it is that you stick with the tradition um and you know local television and local the the irish state broadcaster recently did a video portraying saint bridget one of the patron saints of ireland whose feast day was i think on
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What special event happened at St. Joe's church this week?
0:00–0:36
2
How does the community aspect enhance the mass experience?
0:36–5:21
3
What is the significance of the Society of Pope St. Pius X (SSPX)?
5:21–12:26
4
Why is there a potential schism brewing within the Catholic Church?
12:26–16:10
5
What historical context is important for understanding the SSPX's actions?
16:10–20:57
6
How do modern Catholic leaders view the SSPX and its traditions?
20:57–26:48
7
What challenges does the SSPX face in maintaining its traditions?
26:48–30:17
8
What are the implications of the SSPX's future actions for the Catholic Church?
30:17–53:34
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