Diabolical Disorientation

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Tim remembers the approaching anniversary of Fatima and Sister Lucia’s warnings of “diabolical disorientation” within the Church (see Fr. Joseph Esper’s Catholicism in Crisis), which he sees as causing spiritual blindness among leaders, causing scandals like late-term abortion legislation.

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Tim gets Catechetical for back-to-school season: why a good God permits evil, whether every evil is a sin, free will, original sin, concupiscence, and grace from 100 Tough Questions for Catholics.

Tim continues his highlight of Terry Beatley’s work to spread Dr. Bernard Nathanson’s The Silent Scream and begins his review of Fr. Joe Esper’s Catholicism in Crisis on modernist dissent and Trojan-horse attacks from within the Church.

Tim talks about the importance of Truth Tellers in the history of the Church. And in the latest installment of Fairways to Faith, Tim uses alignment—how tour players set their body on a “railroad track” parallel to the target rather than pointing themselves at the hole—as a metaphor for the spiritual life: knowing the faith is not enough if you are not actually aimed at God’s will, which often requires a coach or director to call you back when you drift.

Terry Beatley of the Hosea Initiative announces a nationwide effort of 250 Masses and 250 Protestant services, plus education and follow-up events, to make abortionist Dr. Bernard Nathanson's miraculous conversion story widely known and to seek mercy for abortion.