The short answer? No. Nature’s not a person. Video: (live at 2am CST) Audio: Sources: http://www.redescristianas.net/coronavirus-el-perfecto-desastre-para-el-capitalismo-del-desastreleonardo-boff https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/pope-francis-blames-coronavirus-on-nature-having-a-fit-over-environmental-damage

Some people are shying away from calling the COVID-19 Pandemic and its consequences a chastisement from heaven. If you look at some of the things that have been shut down you begin to see why it’s probably a chastisement.

I’m sure you’ve been expecting this news and won’t be that surprised by it, but it’s still disheartening.

Just ignore the Old Testament, or the destruction of the ancient Hebrew religion when the Temple was destroyed, or much of human history in general.

Cardinal Burke issues a stern warning to the public that what is needed are more Masses, not fewer.

The better bishops are starting to come out and speak against the measures being taken. This isn’t surprising.

Our regularly scheduled papal encyclicals will be available later today.

Things are getting weird, folks.

Note: the following is a letter submitted to a podcast subscriber addressed to Bishop Strickland. It represents the views of the writer. — Anthony

Some say the AntiChrist is already among us. If he is, he must be taking notes.

The latest installment is the first real look at Marie Julie Jahenny’s incredible warnings about the Church for our times.

Turns out that Archbishop Vigano isn’t a fan of suppressing the public Mass. Who’d have thought? Update: In the video I say Portland is still having public Masses. Late yesterday Archbishop Sample rescinded that and decided it was prudent to submit to the secular rulers demands for no public gatherings over 10 people in size. …