Avoiding Babylon -- Entering Eternity through Holy Mass

[@Hungerstrike2046]

Fr. Mawdsley hits the nail on the head. Fr. Mawdsley, you are a blessing from God! Thank you Jesus.

[@mariamartin94]

Amen, Fr. Mawdsley. Trust in God's plan 🙏🌹🕊️

[@peterb5243]

Father Mawdsley is blessed with remarkable insight regarding the interconnections of persons, places and events in Scripture. The understanding that he communicates in his books and his talks makes for an astonishing coherence, revealing the crucial and transmillennial significance of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Look forward to the fourth of the books in this series.

[@pennypiper7382]

Peter B. Yes, he is very gifted indeed.❤

[@Anthony-Avoiding-Babylon]

Thank you so much for coming on with us Father.

[@ScriptureandTraditionFrJM]

Thank you for the invitation. It's a joy to mull over the massive mysteries with you -- Avoiding Babylon keeping folks' eyes on target.

[@phoebedigs1356]

Fr. Mawdsley is truly a blessing. I have two of the books.

[@peace-and-quiet]

I just bought three! ❤

[@legiomariae4961]

Father, in your explanation of the Bread and Wine, the Being and the not "not being". The Precious Blood cleansing us, and the Body of Christ giving us divine grace; I hear the division of the Protestants - they trust in the Precious Blood of Jesus to cleanse them, and are satisfied with that. But as the Holy Scriptures point out, the demon returns to find the dwelling swept clean and brings more with him. Without the Holy Eucharist, the bread of Life, one does not fill the temple, but leaves it in a vulnerable state. Hence, "Unless you eat of my flesh..." O Mary, conceived without sin, save our separated brethren!

[@thistledownz.2982]

I 💕 these books. One problem...I can't just read one at a time. I juggle them😂😊.

[@JeepGuy3]

Thank you. God bless and may our Blessed Mother keep you and yours!

[@paddyearly]

Love these videos🙏 God bless you Fr for your great ability to communicate the faith fearlessly🙏

[@christineamodeo920]

Bought these books!!! Read the first two books, just started crucifixion to creation… excellent!!

[@Floridiansince94]

I purchased all Father Mawdsley’s books - I’ll read Crushing satan’s head first!!!!!

[@cindycrocker2961]

Why chose that one first? I've been asking what order we should read his books and haven't gotten a response yet.

[@ScriptureandTraditionFrJM]

Although any one of the books can be read on its own, there is a theme developing through them all which makes it helpful to read them in the order they were published: Adam's Deep Sleep, then Crushing satan's head, then Crucifixion to Creation, then If You Believed Moses (and maybe afterwards the Metaphysics of Love). The theme is how we are to understand the New Covenant and the Old, including the New Testament and the Old Testament Scriptures. This is easiest shown with the Passion of Christ (hence, Adam's Deep Sleep), which explains everything. Next, it is seen in the Blessed Virgin Mary, who gives us hope for victory in the end -- so Crushing satan's head. And thirdly, it informs our daily life through Holy Mass, hence Crucifixion to Creation. The fourth book, If You Believed Moses, is written to address the suffocation of the life of the world through globalism and the attempted destruction of the traditional Mass -- the chief apostolic liturgy -- by the modernists in Rome. But these issues are perhaps hard to understand if one has not read any of the earlier books of the series, as I attempt to demonstrate what lies ahead by relying on a true reading of the Torah (and Prophets, Writings and Historical books of the OT) -- as revealed in the light of Christ and His Gospel. Alternatively: just jump in with whichever one catches your attention by its short description on Amazon. I will post a link in the next comment and we will see if it survives the algorithm! God bless.

[@ScriptureandTraditionFrJM]

amazon.com/author/fr.james.mawdsley (for details of the New Old book series).

[@TruthSeeker-333]

Awesome, absolutely awesome. Get his books, they’re amazing

[@st2577]

Thank you for the informative intelligent video♥️✝️🙏

[@nicholaswhitehorn1551]

Thank you, Father. God has really inspired and spoken to me through your videos over the last few days. I intend to get hold of your books. You are in my prayers. God bless and keep you.

[@R.C.425]

God has this... I trust him, not myself. Blessed be God, forever 🙏 ♥️

[@carolynkimberly4021]

How true! At the NO, being forced to listen to Susan of the parish council telling us what to pray for is torture.

[@miriamnagy2034]

God bless you Father and your work,I am learning from you a lot,God blessed us with priest like you,🙏🏻✝️🙏🏻

[@fredscharf5148]

The symbolism and relationship of all this is so amazing! And Silence as God's language to us....that this is where He speaks to us. And God's history where everything is woven together, not separate and disparate. God be praised! The Mass, Sacraments and the Church belong to Jesus, Who is the Master of them.

[@livingpurgatory3]

WOW! I didn't know you were on Avoiding Babylon. They are in my hood

[@solitalorenzi2163]

Thank you Fr. JM. Love hearing your videos again . Praying for your good works.❤

[@NoChicanery]

Is it possible for us to hear the Q&A maybe? 🙏🏼❤️

[@christygarcia4843]

He provided a link to the full interview kzbin.infoh7wM5ESJXeg?feature=share

[@ScriptureandTraditionFrJM]

Yes, they are available at the AB channel linked in the video description…

[@solitalorenzi2163]

You are right Fr. JM TLM is most of the time in Silence the best worship to God.

[@margaretbingham468]

Father Mawdsley, I’m trying to find a way to email/contact you, you made a comment a couple of weeks ago, I think that I may be able to help you with the comment/ problem you are facing at this heartbreaking time. Can you help me find a way to contact you Father, please? May God continue to Bless, Guide, and Protect you Father. From, Dublin, Ireland 🇮🇪🙏🏻🇬🇧

[@janicewilliams2922]

Introspection, so needed in this world of NOISE !!!

[@grampsONeill]

Deep truths

[@carolynkimberly4021]

Fr. Mawdsley, are we obliged to attend the NO if they take away the Mass?

[@ScriptureandTraditionFrJM]

Nobody is obliged, using the phrase in your nearby comment, to subject themselves to spiritual torture of attending an unworthily offered Mass. This cannot be an excuse for people to skip their Sunday obligation, for God knows the hearts of men. He will know who is sincere and who is searching for a pretext. So if you find you cannot attend a particular Mass without sinning through anger or else being so distressed as to lose charity or a proper spirit of prayer, then you cannot be obliged to attend. They might well take away the TLM from more places, but they will never be able to eradicate it. You have my prayers. Let us trust in the Lord. (He will not let the assault on the Sacraments last longer than we can bear.)

[@carolynkimberly4021]

@@ScriptureandTraditionFrJM Thank you. Aside from Our Lord giving us a miracle, I don't see how the Church can survive much more.

[@nmp6148]

Are mistakes and bad judgement leading to financial insecurity a 'cross to bear' or just stupidly messing up the life situation? How can stupid mistakes benefit me or anyone else?

[@ScriptureandTraditionFrJM]

The consequences of our mistakes, and the mistakes of others, are crosses to bear (besides other crosses). Our mistakes are not good in themselves, but good fruit can come from them. First, we are meant to learn humility from them, realising that in our weakness we need human, ecclesial and divine help in decision making. Second, we are meant to learn prudence from them, by not repeating our mistakes. Third, realising our own mistakes helps to make us more merciful to others when they mess up (I do not mean tolerating injustice). Financial 'insecurity' forces us to rely upon God (but be aware that even those with millions of dollars can count themselves financially 'insecure' if they have the wrong perspective). In summary, the mistakes are not good, but they are the way we learn. When they hurt, it is a taste of the cross. Be assured of my prayers.

[@adelevisser8579]

Can you tell us about the 7 stars 7 years and crystal please

[@Opaul222]

Can you please help me understand this verse in the Bible? “Come out of her, my people, lest you share in her sins, and lest you receive of her plagues” (Revelation 18:4).

[@ScriptureandTraditionFrJM]

It is not difficult. The voice from Heaven is warning Christians to detach themselves from Babylon, the 'city of man', worldliness, the godless attempt to steal God's throne and determine right and wrong for ourselves. Remarkably, a lot of non-Catholic Christians try to use this verse to browbeat them into leaving the Body of Christ, that is the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church. God forbid that any should listen to their twisted lies. But let all souls repent and be living members of the Body of Christ, His Bride, the Church.

[@johnraymond-pz9bo]

The Catholic church is perfect. Just very small. Rome, Vatican II Church is not the Catholic church. Impossible. The Catholic Church cannot give poison to faithful in liturgy, teaching.

[@bellaveritas2378]

Judas was NOT the brother of Jesus. That is a Blasphemy!

[@ScriptureandTraditionFrJM]

You should be slower to accuse of blasphemy. Besides biological brotherhood in the immediate family, or in older sensibility the wider family, or in nations like Burma where most men are addressed as 'brother' ('Ko'), there is a sense that all born of Adam are brothers, and this includes Jesus and Judas. Recall, Jesus called Judas 'friend'. But this brotherhood is fatally ruptured, and will never be healed on earth: it divides those who go to Heaven from those who go to hell. And this is the brotherhood in Christ, in which sense Judas is not Christ's brother. Cain and Abel are brothers, but not in Christ.