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iPadre #272 – Frontline Faith

The iPadre Catholic Podcast Posted on August 12, 2012 by Fr. Jay FinelliAugust 12, 2012 2

In this episode, I have a great interview with Cheri Lomonte, Founder of Frontline Faith.

– Music: “Battle Hymn” by Jericho Road
– Frontline Faith
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Vocation Boom Interview

The iPadre Catholic Podcast Posted on August 9, 2012 by Fr. Jay FinelliAugust 9, 2012 1

I was interviewed by Jerry Usher of Vocation Boom Radio. The show aired on August 4, 2012. They sent me a copy of the file so that I could post it here.

 

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St. Cyprian’s letter in Office of Readings could be our story soon

The iPadre Catholic Podcast Posted on August 7, 2012 by Fr. Jay FinelliAugust 7, 2012 1

As I read the second lesson in the Office of Readings for St. Sixtus II, I could not help but think that Cyprian was writing to us. If our country stays on the same path, we might just face this in the not to distant future. In one talk, Cardinal George said: “I expect to die in bed, my successor will die in prison and his successor will die a martyr in the public square.” Maybe we are closer than he though!

My comments in RED.

I did not write to your community at once, dearest brother, because all the clergy, exposed as they are to the imminent danger of being put to the test and prepared in a spirit of dedication for the divine glory of heaven, were quite unable to leave here. But you must know that the messengers whom I dispatched to Rome (Washington) have now returned. I sent them to find out the truth and report back whatever may have been decreed in our regard, for many conflicting and unreliable rumors are current.

The true state of affairs is this. Valerian (Potus) has issued an edict to the Senate to the effect that bishops, presbyters and deacons (who do not conform to the HHS mandate, preach against abortion and do not accept same-sex marriage) shall suffer the death penalty without delay. Senators, distinguished men and members of the equestrian class, (faithful lay Catholics are not excluded) are to be deprived of their rank and property, and if, after forfeiting their wealth and privileges, they still persist in professing Christianity (and defending the rights of the Church), they too are to be sentenced to death. Ladies of the upper classes are to be deprived of their property and exiled. In the case of members of the imperial staff, any who have either previously confessed or do now confess to being Christians shall have their property confiscated and shall be assigned as prisoners to the imperial estates.

To this decree the Emperor Valerian (Potus) attached a copy of the letter he had sent to the provincial governors concerning us. Every day we are hoping that this letter will arrive, for we are standing firm in faith and ready (Are we ready for the true fight, by shedding our blood?) to endure suffering, in expectation of winning the (battle for Religious Freedom and the) crown of eternal life through the help and mercy of the Lord. I must also inform you that Sixtus (Bishop you add the name) was put to death in a catacomb (you add the place) on the sixth of August (some date in the not too distant future), and four deacons with him (priests who like him faithfully preach the Truth). Moreover, the prefects in Rome (Washington) are pressing this persecution zealously and without intermission, to such a point that anyone brought before them (Cardinal, Bishop, Priest, Religious, laity, politician) is punished and his property (they may revoke our tax exempt status and seize our property through eminent domain) is claimed by the treasure.

I ask you to make these facts known to the rest of our fellow bishops, in order that by the exhortation of their pastors the brethren everywhere may be strengthened and prepared for the spiritual combat (St. Cyprian calls all of us, in today’s culture war against the Truth and against our Religious Freedom). Let all our people fix their minds not on death but rather on immortality; let them commit themselves to the Lord in complete faith and unflinching courage and make their confession with joy rather than in fear, knowing that in this contest the soldiers of God and Christ are not slain but rather win their crowns.

Farewell in the Lord, dearest brother.

I always thought I might die for the Faith when I was young, but who would have imagined where we are today. Are you prepared? Will you and I be able to die for Christ? Only the ones who live fully for Him now, will have the grace to die for Him.

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iPadre #271 – Christian Suffering

The iPadre Catholic Podcast Posted on August 6, 2012 by Fr. Jay FinelliAugust 6, 2012 1

In this episode, we talk about Christian Suffering, a listener asks about the investigation of LCWR and another about how the priest gives the blessing. Another Mary Moment with Sarah Reinhard.

– Music: “Do You Love Me Enough” by John Polce
– Catholic New Media Conference – Virtual Ticket Promo Code
– Catholic Creativity Podcast by Fr. Jim Tucker

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Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou among women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen.

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Feast of St. John Vianney

The iPadre Catholic Podcast Posted on August 4, 2012 by Fr. Jay FinelliAugust 4, 2012  

Patron of parish priests.  Pray for priests! Pray for me! Imagine a priest hearing confession for 10, 15 or 18 hours a day.  That’s what this great saint did.  The Cure of Ars converted his parish through prayer, penance and fasting.

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Review of “The Voice of the Church at Prayer by Fr. Uwe Michael Lang

The iPadre Catholic Podcast Posted on July 30, 2012 by Fr. Jay FinelliJuly 30, 2012 1

The Voice of the Church at Prayer by Fr. Uwe Michael Lang comes at an opportune time in the life of the Church. Just six months ago, the English speaking world began using the new translation of the 3rd edition of the Roman Missal. Five years ago, Pope Benedict XVI gave new life to the Traditional Latin Mass (the Extraordinary Form), with the publication of Summorum pontificum. And, during the past seven years of his Pontificate, the Holy Father has stressed the importance of Latin, during the celebration of the Holy Mass.

All who are in love with the Sacred Liturgy of the Church will want to explore the sacred language of the Church. Fr. Lang gives a historical background to how a Sacred Language has developed in the life of the Church, especially in the Roman Rite. He begins by looking at language within Holy Scripture, continuing with Sacred Language itself and how “every form of belief in the supernatural, … leads necessarily to adopting a form of sacred language in worship.” He continues by giving examples of “Rhetoric of Salvation” through a careful study of the Roman Canon, the prefaces and various other prayers of the Mass. Father brings in the thought of St. Thomas Aquinas’s views on Sacred Language. He writes about the modern age of vernacular and proper translation.

While we all watch the Reform of the Reform go forward, especially by the example and teaching of Pope Benedict, this book of Fr. Lang’s will definitely give food for all to contemplate. Is vernacular as we have seen in the Roman Rite for the past 40 years here to stay? This we do not know. But as we come to understand, desire and encourage Sacred Language within the Mass, our attitude of divine worship will be transformed. And this transformation will be an indispensable part of the New Evangelization.

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Two panaramas

The iPadre Catholic Podcast Posted on July 26, 2012 by Fr. Jay FinelliJuly 26, 2012 2

The first, I took before a funeral in my church this morning. (By the way, Tiverton is not MA, it is Rhode Island.)  The second is at St. Ann’s Church in Fall River, MA.  I concelebrated for their feast Mass this evening.

 

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iPadre #270 – Marked for Life

The iPadre Catholic Podcast Posted on July 23, 2012 by Fr. Jay FinelliJuly 23, 2012 1

In this episode, we talk about the Sign of the Cross and answer a question about the Vigil Mass.

– Music: “Love You More” by Air 5
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Oh my, there’s a hair in my food!

The iPadre Catholic Podcast Posted on July 17, 2012 by Fr. Jay FinelliJuly 17, 2012 2

Have you ever found a hair in your food in the middle of eating a good meal?  It’s the kind of thing that can destroy your appetite.  We probably eat much more than a hair, here and there.  The way food is mass produced, there is a good chance we ingest a number of things, even with laws and oversight.

Yesterday, a parishioner of mine told me that most commercially made breads have human hair in them.  It’s actually not hair, but a bi-product of human hair called L-cysteine.  All you have to do is a search on L-cysteine and you’ll find it all.

One article I read on L-cysteine stated that it was made mostly from hair clippings in Chinese barber shops, all the rest comes from bird feathers.  Yuck!

So next time you find a hair in your plate, will it really matter!

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Blueberry fields forever

The iPadre Catholic Podcast Posted on July 10, 2012 by Fr. Jay FinelliJuly 10, 2012 1

After I arrived home for my day off, my parents and I at breakfast and went off to pick some blueberries.  The regular stop was closed, so we traveled to one right over the border in Connecticut.  Some of the berries looked like grapes, big and juicy.  If you want to go blueberrying, you should do it soon, the best fruit is now on the vine.

 

 

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