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The discussion examines errors associated with the practice of laying on of hands within the Charismatic Renewal. It highlights the distinction between casual touch and liturgical imposition, stressing the unique authority of ordained figures. Concerns about demonic risks linked to unauthorized healing practices are raised, alongside critiques of equating lay actions with Jesus’ ministry. The hosts emphasize that true authority is rooted in office and not mere permission, providing scholarly references to support their arguments.

Today’s Topics: 1, 2, 3, 4) Bible verses on the birth of Our Lord Jesus Christ

Today’s Topics: 1, 2, 3, 4) Are the Jews the chosen people of God today? https://realclearcatholic.com/2018/06/13/the-catholic-church-is-the-kingdom-of-israel/  

Today’s Topics: 1) Kennedy Hall on his book: Charismania – The Truth About the Charismatic Renewal https://www.amazon.com/Charismania-Truth-About-Charismatic-Renewal/dp/B0DQ95CVD3

Today’s Topics: 1) Father Chad Ripperger, Spiritual Warfare and Communism: 1: Animus Delendi (Desire to Destroy) 2: Revealing the Method https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeXsTgqBKeY 2, 3, 4) In Part 19 of this series, Jesse and Eddie discuss “Diabolic Lies and Removing Obstacles to Grace,” beginning on page 104, in The Liber Christo Method of Healing and Deliverance, by Dr. Dan Schneider

Discover why sharing dark pasts can be risky and how it might empower negative forces. The hosts discuss the rise of personal testimonies since Vatican II and the spiritual dangers of reliving painful narratives. They emphasize focusing on healing responses rather than the traumas themselves. Learn about the contrast between biblical testimonies and contemporary confessions. Finally, hear practical tips on maintaining spiritual safety, like confessions to a priest and journaling, instead of public displays of penance.

A new Vatican note rejects the Marian titles of 'Co-Redemptrix' and 'Mediatrix of All Graces,' igniting a discussion on ecumenical motives and traditional beliefs. The hosts dive into the controversial confession of Gregory Baum, a major figure from Vatican II, revealing his concealed homosexual life and its implications for church doctrine. They connect clerical sexual immorality to theological dissent and encourage practices like rosary meditation to combat spiritual challenges. Insightful debates and thoughtful reflections make for a captivating dialogue.

Today’s Topics: 1) On October 25, retired Cardinal Ernest Simoni Troshani, at 97 years of age stood at the pulpit and thundered an Exorcism prayer composed by Pope Leo XIII in 1890 at the Basilica of Saint Peter https://youtu.be/F-8aU5EWs-U?si=QWTo-RvlM2kUAyhZ 2, 3, 4) A new movie, Triumph Over Evil shows the power of an ordained Priest over and above any protestant minister, or Susan from Parish Council who lays hands on people at her Wednesday night “deliverance” ministry in the Parish basement https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taokPVmwRWI

This episode dives into the role of laypeople in blessings and deliverances, questioning who can truly lay hands on others. The hosts examine Fulton Sheen's signs of diabolic influence in society and reflect on St. John Paul II’s effectiveness in spiritual warfare. They challenge contemporary protests and scandals within public education, while also debating the traditionalist views on roles of clergy and laity. The discussion on the apostolic authority of figures like Luke and Mark adds depth to the conversation about jurisdiction and blessings.

Today’s Topics: 1, 2) Jesse saw in a parish bulletin at a Church where he spoke, was a group called “The Woman’s Circle.” I know that leader of that group quite well so I made a couple of suggestions because the name “Woman’s Circle” sounds “new age” and “occultic.” 3, 4) Pope Leo XIV calls supporters of death penalty “not really pro-life” https://deathpenaltyinfo.org/pope-leo-xiv-calls-support-for-the-death-penalty-not-really-pro-life