Fr. Altier: This Is Not Normal

[@paulamccaulley8203]

Thank you Fr. for leading your sheep on the right path. We need more courageous priests to step up at give us TRUTH among all the darkness and lies in our world today. Peace be with you🙏

[@michelebeck4448]

Thank you father for your courage to speak the truth!!!! Much needed! I don’t hear this in my parish!

[@michelebeck4448]

Fr Altier I just gave to our local ladies of charity because they are in desperate need of food! I hope this will be ok! God bless you!!

[@JuneJarka]

Wonderful homily, wisdom and good words.

[@djosieposey]

Thank you Father!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@darbyw1866]

No, I am not accepting this, I am pushing back. The problem is, very few others are pushing back with me. God help us.

[@Navygrl58]

darby w I agree and that’s part of the problem. There’s strength and voice in numbers, but too may don’t want to rock the boat, but I say it’s time to cause a tidal wave and stop letting them beat us down into cowering into a corner in fear. If enough of us push back they’ll back down, but we have to do it and not just talk about it. God give us the graces to do your will.

[@annrapij3652]

I m Pushing back with you

[@Sharon732]

Amen. Very few r pushing back. God bless you.

[@teresademarco7337]

I push back to. They don't like when I say it. I see people wearing masks walking outside or driving in their cars alone wearing mask why I don't know. You can go into a store without one. I go to mass you have to sit in certain places its all insane.

[@karinsandberg3374]

Nope this is NOT the new normal for me. I don't wear a mask, and do not require my kids to either. If a business refuses service, I just go elsewhere.

[@johnnylightning1967]

This Priest speaks the truth. This is what us Roman Catholics need

[@hornatham1487]

Therefore the “new normal is from Satan .”

[@jamesmedina3271]

Horna Tham They can stick that new normal in Dr. Fauci’s ass

[@cbes-lr5hs]

Exactly

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@johnnylightning1967]

Adam Vernon Thank you very much for this very important information, I will pass it on. Pax Christi to you and your family

[@lorinewton1]

Thank you Father for speaking out against the lies of the world. I hope other priests will follow your example.

[@Navygrl58]

I’ve listened to Fr. Altier for a long time and he is most definitely one of Christs holy priests Shepherding us down the right path. Now, we the lay people need to stop just talking about what we should do and go do it! If enough of us push back especially in numbers, the cowards forcing their false agenda will buckle, consequences come what may we have to start fighting back asking Christ to show us the way and we must remain in a state of Grace.

[@maryellentieman2157]

AMEN!

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@Citizenfitz1]

Prayer AND fasting. We're Catholics. It's time to act the part.

[@rosejones9317]

They are truly cowards beneath the surface.

[@liz8560]

The first push-back needs to be refusing to be tracked and traced by our churches, now acting as government agents - neither should we accept our priests muzzling themselves at the altar or when giving us Holy Communion, or ever wearing a mask ourselves. These bishops telling us to ‘come back to Mass’ while pounding us with this ‘new normal’ crap need to hear some pushback. This notion that it’s ‘not Catholic’ to do so is BS

[@kathleensarachinsky1460]

Thank you Father for “feeding “ starving Catholics.

[@barbaravandenbusch2673]

Thank you Fr Altair for speaking truth!

[@beasheerhan4482]

Amen, Dear Barbara!

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer The St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence

[@40dayslady]

Thank you Father for being a true shepherd!!!

[@baseballmomof8]

“The Truth enrages people who don’t want it.... or Him”. Brilliant.

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@patriciaseery343]

People are so afraid of dying they have stopped living.

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@lydiad2126]

People are so afraid of dying that they’ve stopped thinking and are letting the media do it for them :(

[@carlagrado7201]

They were dead already and did not know it.

[@adamvernon2783]

Patricia Call and the cross by GK Chesterton... I just got done listening to it on KZbin and it was like an alternate world were I wish we were like they were back then

[@philominaeapen9240]

Lord Jesus ✝️ Thank you 🙏 for Your Courageous Priest Robert Altier 🙏 Provide Us, more Holy Priests 🙏✝️🙏

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@mariahinderscheid6535]

Time for us 2 start praying the rosary like never before.

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@johnlawrence2757]

Adam Vernon it just gets worse and worse. Do you never look at yourself and think ‘Oh my God this is an emergency?’

[@patricasjoli4107]

Rosary??? REALLY??? Jesus didnt pray through or too a Rosary Nor carried One He went to quite place PRAYED ALONE TO HIS FATHER ONE ONLY GOD WHY ARE YOU PRAYING USING A ROSARY? JESUS Said BEWARE of Those Who Wear long robes and call them selves FATHER There is only One Who Is To Be Called And Bares That Name One And Only God In Heaven Who Is The True Father Also not to worship Him alone anything other Than God Who created us ..... Mary Worshiped God Followed all Gods Commandments, Kept all his Statues Walked In His Word in Obedience and Faithful God wanted And Needed Holy, Holy Woman who Belived In God Was a virgin God knew planned Well Ahead ( read old Testiment And New ) God knew His Son Would Be Raised Up In Gods Word his Truth It was Jesus who Came For Us Through Gods Order To Come Help Us To Be Set In Gods Truth To Make A straight Path And would Suffer For Our Sins To Take The Chains Of death ,Power Frm Satan even though he ruler of this plannet Over Our Salvation by staying pure Untouched by corruption and not Seeing It JESUS'S Didnt AND Overcame all Nailed it to the Cross was Resurrected for proof so we would have Proof though our bodies die Our Soul Lives On SO Much More WE ARE NOT MASTERS TO OURSELVES THE MASTERS ARE SATAN (DEVIL) OR (God) who created us for his image to By our free choice Jesus is not a RELIEGION nor God So why Are you Praying To Mary Asking Her For Help??? She didnt sacrifice and take on all the SINS OF THE FLESH "" JESUS DID "" GOD'S BELIEVED In His ONLY BEGOTEN SON WHO HE WAS WELL PLEASED WITH HIS BELOVED SON WE WERE TO HEED AND HEAR WHAT HIS SON HAD TO SAY MARY Only Carried Jesus by Giving him Birth through Holy BODY HOLY Spirit HER WILLING MIND YOU Seriously Need to get rid of that Falsehood lie the Catholic Have Been DECEIVING MAN Since the Time Jesus came was Recieved by God to return to heaven FOR EVIDENCE WE DONT DIE I was Once Catholic until I started to see THIER DECIET and Hypocritecy and in Thier False TEACHINGS. How Many TESTAMENTS Have you Heard Personally or Seen Documentaries Read In All THIER ACTS OF RAPING ,TORTURING CHILDREN FOR DECADES??? JESUS CALLED HIS DISCIPLES WHO FOLLOWED STILL TO THIS DAY BY LIVING THE SAME AS JESUS HAS IS STILL Spreading the Gospel of Truth You Truly Need To Go To God if you Believe in Him ask God to lead You To His way His Truth Believe me God will But Only If Your Mind Is willing And your Heart is true I'M not angry or Upset With You Personally Nor Judge you, But To except the lies of those in sheep clothing and are wolves in side to Devour you Is The God Given Truth God says it clearly Seek Out His Truth Seek Jesus Walk and All he revealed About False preacher LIVED AND GAVE Ministry's THAT'S Clear DOCUMENTARY It's your Salivation if you want to make it to Heaven... Mary has HAD Nothing to do with Our Salvation SHE WAS EXAMPLE OF TRUE FOLLING OF Jesus's She keept it deep in her heart and live the Image Of The LORD HIS IMAGE INSIDE ONE MIND Heart His Will By giving All our selves to him that means our Soul and strength..... I know this is true and Faithful IN HIS Sayings..........

[@mariahinderscheid6535]

@@patricasjoli4107 In the old testament we see that Moses,Abraham,and Job interceded on behalf of others... That's mediating between 'God' and man!!!! As for Mary being the Queen of heaven,we see quite clearly in revelation 12:1-"And there appeared in heaven,a woman clothed with the sun,with the moon under her feet,and on her head a crown of twelve stars... "Let's see,there's a woman...she's in heaven...and she has a crown on her head.I could be wrong,but i don't think it's the maid! No! It is the Queen of heaven,Mary. Also, Catholics believe that worship is due to 'God alone',and there is only one mediator,Our 'Lord Jesus Christ'.But, as members of the Body of 'Christ', through the communion of Saints,he allows us to share in his mediation!!! YES,we venerate Mary,and honor our Blessed Mother with great reverence and devotion because she is the mother of 'God'...

[@danacaro-herman3530]

@Maria Hinderscheid. Don't forget fasting too which I definitely need to do!

[@stageluvr91]

SPOT ON!!!

[@annefredrickson7675]

Thank you Fr. Altier for being a true Shepard of our Church. We need you today, God bless and protect you every day!

[@gretchen1553]

Thank you Father for speaking truth through all the fog. God bless you.

[@maryanntalacan1037]

May God Bless You Fr. Altier

[@kaylap.1191]

Moral corruption of the people is an important step in any totalitarian regime's rise to power.

[@baseballmomof8]

Kayla P. Absolutely right.

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@MH-ri7gi]

In the end my Immaculate Heart will triumph. Viva Christo Rey.

[@danacaro-herman3530]

@M H. Yes, we all know Mary's Immaculate Heart will triumph, but people are having a really hard time, with severe bouts of depression etc. God told us he'd never give us more than we could handle, but several have been teetering on the edge. It's only going to get alot worse.

[@MH-ri7gi]

Dana Caro-herman As you’ve said, Our Lord will not give us more than we can handle. “And he that taketh not up his cross, and followeth me, is not worthy of me." [Matthew 10:38]

[@danacaro-herman3530]

@@MH-ri7gi I know, believe me, I've had my share of heavy crosses with much trauma involved. I take my crosses but they're getting harder to bear.

[@michaelgetz6554]

@@danacaro-herman3530 : put the energy to better use...FIGHT BACK!

[@danacaro-herman3530]

@@michaelgetz6554 I'm trying the best I can.

[@ThePixilator]

Thank you Father! I needed to hear these words because even my friends I believe to be the most devout, have fallen for this pretense along with many, many of our churches. God grant us the use of all of our senses given by you. God let us not be afraid to live the way you intended. Maybe this is how we will be sorted.

[@MsEthy14]

You are right Fr. Altier, this is not normal. We are being played. Jesus IS the norm! Bring Him back! God bless you for speaking up.

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@cabrini3333]

Thank you Fr Altier for the truth! We need the truth.

[@chaunceyhart1346]

Father Altier is a hero

[@Whiskeygalore24]

Wow honesty at last, the elites have sold their souls, bless you father

[@marilynbates3956]

God bless the priests who will speak up about what is happening!! Our Catholic faith is under attack by many within our church! Pray for all of our courageous priests who are speaking up! Also pray for the priests who fear speaking up that God will give them the grace to join this battle! Support these holy servants and pray for them! ✝️🙏🏻🕊🙏🏻

[@annebishop1933]

We need more pastors who will tell their flock this truth!

[@maryannstypa7338]

How tragic so many conform! I am a retired nurse 50 years and I will not confirm either. It’s idiotic. A scientist was laughing in my Uber the other day- said the micron size of the virus is so small- goes right through the regular masks except the professional ones. We need to be courageous as the early Christians! Thank you Father Altman. You are a gift to us. 💒🙏

[@neliborba9030]

I GO BACK TO DISCLOSE this because it is URGENT to consciously identify what is happening globally, and IN EUROPE in particular ... "Psychologist Albert Biderman studied Chinese tactics for torture and communist indoctrination known as DDD, exposed in the psychology work of I.E Farber," Brainwashing, Conditioning and DDD "(Debility, Dependence, Dread - Debility, Dependence, Dread). DDD's main objective is, through a broad brainwashing process, to make the victim dependent on his torturer, out of a constant fear that makes him believe he is safer in his custody than in Liberdade. But what is most striking about this is that the tactics of the DDD method are identical to what is being imposed today, under the pretext of controlling the pandemic. Here are the 8 steps of the DDD Method exposed by the American psychologist Albert Biderman and published by ʀᴇᴘᴏʀᴛ ᴏɴ ᴛᴏʀᴛᴜʀᴇ (ʀᴇʟᴀᴛᴏ́ʀɪᴏs ᴅᴇ ᴛᴏʀᴛᴜʀᴀ) ᴅᴇ 1972 ᴅᴀ ᴀᴍɴɪsᴛɪᴀ ɪɴᴛᴇʀɴᴀᴄɪᴏɴᴀʟ: 1st -Isolation of the victim The first step in the method is to isolate the victim and make him lose contact with the outside world. In our case, in particular, we can call it "social isolation" or "quarantine", or "confinement". 2nd - To control the victim's perception about the reality. The second step is to take control over what she thinks and her perception of reality. This is achieved by holding the information monopoly, which will be used to disorient the already confined victim. With the advent of TV and newspapers, the ability that power owners have gained to exercise this control over the popular mindset is monstrous. Just turn on the TV or open the newspapers and you can see this tactic being put into practice openly. 3rd. To lead to physical and mental exhaustion Many practices can be put at the service of step three, from mind games to physical torture. The important thing here is to get the victim off his axis and make him lose his emotional balance. Wouldn't long periods of confinement combined with forced idleness and impending apocalyptic scenarios be by chance, a perfect way to achieve mental exhaustion? They know they do. 4th.To feed anxiety and stress with threats Then comes step 4, which completes step 3, in order to bombard the victim with threats and psychological terrorism. This in a concentration camp can be done with real threats to kill the victim himself or his family. Even in times of pandemic, fear enters our minds through the media itself, which insistently repeat that the people we love most are at serious risk of life and can die at any moment. In addition, the closure of the economy puts the jobs and family security of millions of people in check, generating more and more stress and anxiety. According to the CIA Training Manual published in 1983 in the book Human Resource Exploitation Training Manual, many psychologists claim that the simple threat of inducing weaknesses is more effective than the weakness itself. 5th - To practice occasional indulgences Some occasional concessions can be signed to reward the victim and motivate him to cooperate with the torturer's excesses. Example: “if you wear a mask, use alcohol gel all the time, do not get close to anyone, take the temperature before entering places, stand and wait exactly where it is on the floor that you can stay, leave the house just for the if it is extremely necessary, to go straight home without even talking to the neighbor and fulfill 1001 more unnecessary requirements, we will let you go to the corner to buy bread ”. Did you understand how “exchange” works? Another example: Let people go to the beach in the summer (in exchange for physical distance, and disinfection booths). Notice how all the controversy about the supposed danger of contagion in the media disappeared from television. Now that they opened a little, the summer is over, they will close everything again. The contingency stages for the 15th are already underway, and there are not even enough patients that can continue to be called a pandemic. 6º. - To display manifestations of omnipotence Close the economy of entire countries overnight? Skip the laws and the Constitution? Have people arrested just because they left home? To interfere in the way people relate and in the internal dynamics of families within their homes? Prevent people from getting married, going to church or taking a dip in the sea? All of these are very clear demonstrations of "who's boss" 7º.- To foster the degradation of human beings Publicly punishing in humiliating ways, dragging honest citizens as if they were highly dangerous criminals, disobedience can even be a justification for entering your home and exposing it as a public example. This continually shown causes the individual to end up accepting the fate imposed by the authorities because it causes him less damage than resisting - “resisting is useless” - reduces the individual to the condition of a caged animal where the “keeper” will bring him what is necessary for your survival. 8th. - Reinforcement of activist demands Power changes the rules according to the needs of the moment, it develops habits of conformity with the restrictions imposed by the system that applies minute rules and strict and unrealistic punishments for those who break them, they change the discourses creating mental games with the individuals , permissions and freedom can be taken from us at any time, just by creating a good excuse for that. These are the 8 steps of the Chinese method of brainwashing, called DDD. Coincidentally, all of them are being applied today at a global level in an experience of social control so monumental that most people cannot even glimpse that it might exist. And this is the greatest proof that this method is not only being put into practice, it is also working (!!!), because, remember the objective mentioned at the beginning: “through indoctrination, make the victim dependent on your torturer ... ” Ni Hao Zen #stayAwake

[@michaelgetz6554]

@@neliborba9030 : thank you for this clarity. May Christ be our help and our strength and our Victor!

[@diegoazcuy300]

Neli Borba thank you so much for posting that. Very eye opening. I will copy that text and send it to my friends.

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@michaelgetz6554]

@@adamvernon2783 : I have been doing this all of my life, but had forgotten, or never knew, why! Thank you.

[@pamwhite3552]

This was an amazing homily........thank you Fr‼️ We need more priest like you. May god continue to bless you.

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer The St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence

[@jaysoncorey3585]

Amen, amen, amen! Thank you Father! Thank you for feeding your starving sheep.

[@dgatsf]

I have to believe that Jesus hears our petitions, He will intercede with the Father and stop this madness. VOTE.

[@Sharon732]

BRILLIANT Sermon. 💫🌟💙🙏🙏🙏💙

[@aniellesandri9801]

May God and the Blessed Virgin Mary, our Queen and Mother, bless us all!

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@danacaro-herman3530]

@Anielle Sandri. Bless us? Bless us? Why we're headed toward the exact opposite, and that's chastisements. Prophets, priests, visionaries and Our Beautiful Holy Mother and Precious Savior have warned us for centuries to change and guess what? The world got deplorably worse. Purification is needed and I know the Immaculate Heart of Mary will be our refuge. But to ask for blessings upon this world that has spit in Jesus's face is an insult. Mama Mary and Jesus will protect the faithful, but unfortunately the good will suffer with the bad to a certain extent.

[@likelittleflower]

Thank you Father Altier. God bless you always!

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer The St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence

[@likelittleflower]

@@adamvernon2783 Thank you so much for letting us know this!!

[@Aggie-zs1qi]

Praise be Jesus, Mary and Joseph! Viva Christo Rey who was, is and always will be our Lord and Savior! Thank you Father! God bless you. 🙏🏼

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@marialourdesbaniqued9590]

May Hod bless you and keep you safe Fr Altier.

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@CrummyX1000]

Brilliant sermon Father. So wish we had preaching like this in New Zealand. I cringe when I hear the new normal rubbish. Many people are blind to what is happening in the world today.

[@Lambsown78]

Go to TLM. Fssp priests are very good.

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@planbasic9609]

God bless you father 🙏🏻

[@hracing1204]

Thank you for the truth

[@christinawhite9256]

This is the truth. Pray and speak up about our faith in the Lord! 🙏

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@m.u.g.9526]

Thank you, Father Altier! Blessed be God for your priestly vocation. You nourish and encourage those of us who do not belong to your parish but are fortunate to be able to hear your message through your YT videos. God bless you for speaking up! Thank you for refusing to become part of the"complicit clergy" that has allowed so much evil to penetrate into the Catholic Church. May God bless you, Father!

[@vivianwhite1373]

It is not the new normal. thank you Fr. for speaking the truth. We can not accept this. We are being groomed for something and it is not good. Pray pray pray without ceasing. Lord help us.

[@rebeccazens1564]

Good to hear your voice Father Altier

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer The St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence

[@joycelebhaft4671]

Thank you Father! Spiritually lead by the Holy Spirit.

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer The St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence

[@santinasantina2177]

👩‍💻🗯"Thank you Father for you teaching, I appreciate it". May God bless you and shower you with many more of His blessings. I am in support of you.

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer The St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence

[@martavance3900]

Yes is Not normal ! Something is goin on !!thank you father 🙏you are one more of priest speak up 👍good ✝️🙏

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@cbes-lr5hs]

Father it is so refreshing to hear you speak the truth and politicians are to blame

[@maryannstypa7338]

Oops - Father ALTIER! But on the same page as Father Altman! Godly men, holy priests - good and faithful Shepherds! Thanks Father ALTIER!

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@tomthx5804]

Father Altier is a good priest. However, here he spreads conspiracy theories. His bishop needs to have a talk with him. Much of what Altier says in this video is factually untrue. He should stop the BS. He should stick to being a priest, rather than trying to be an expert on disease and how it spreads. Father Altman is kind of a nut. He believes that Covid is a plot by secret people to take over the world. He is also a rather scuzzy priest who thinks his job is to tell us how to vote. If he did his job, of teaching us the faith, of course no one would vote for a politician who supports abortion. But Father Altman does not trust in our faith, he trusts in himself and his slickly produced videos made by political organizations, wherein Father Altman is exalted, not Christ. IF Altman wants to be in politics, he should leave the priesthood. Altman is good buddies with Taylor Marshall, the schismatic. I cant stand priests on the left, or right being political. Father James Martin should be excommunicated, and so should Altman.

[@maryannstypa7338]

Our Lady is Mother of All priests. They bring us Jesus in the Eucharist and if I don’t agree with them- I.e. liberal disobedient Jesuits- they are not scuzzy. Very disrespectful sir. Are you a Freemason per chance?

[@jamestrotter3162]

@@tomthx5804 Martin should definitely be excommunicated. Fr. Altman should be Pope. He speaks the truth.

[@katieann1908]

My "new normal" is adoration and listening to Fr. Altier and Fr. Altman

[@maryannemichele4413]

Fr. Alter always speaks truth. A faithful priest after the heart of Christ.

[@tomthx5804]

Here, he has no idea what he is talking about. He is panicking in a time of crisis. So sad. He believes he is an expert in diseases. He is not. He is a priest.

[@michelemcdermott75]

Never a “new normal” Father. Thank you. I feel as if our world needs an exorcism! Why every good priest isn’t preaching this truth, is beyond me! My diocese is having a day of fasting and atonement for racism on Wednesday! I am disheartened, but my eyes are fixed on Jesus and my Blessed Mother. 🙏😢

[@gretchen1553]

Sadly the good priest are afraid or we just don’t have that many.

[@smurfred1]

Michele Mcdermott, please call your bishop and ask if he will have TWO days of fasting and atonement for the end of abortion, as abortion is racist AND murder, thus violating the commandment "Thou shalt not kill". We have to hound them. I feel your disheartenment. We have to flee to another state, driving to Mass some distance each Sunday to get away from the same thing.

[@lisayappel4029]

What about having a fast for there to be an end to abortion.

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@annrapij3652]

Excellent father ❤️ My God bless you🙏 and give you good health . and good graces You help us along the way. Thank you 💃

[@EMMASTENSON]

well said brother

[@nancysexton1270]

Thank you Father The Truth will set us free. Be strong. Nancie from NE PA

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer The St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence

[@htoma2784]

Fr.Altier I wish more pastors have the courage to speak as u do.All I can say is GIVEM HEAVEN FATHER!!!

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer The St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence

[@cherise805]

Thank you 🙏 praying for God’s will in all things. I know this “new normal“ is not normal!

[@dellchica2373]

Holy Mary Mother of God, pray for us🙏

[@lulucarvalho2199]

Thank you Fr. Altier for bringing the truth to the people. God bless you and keep you.

[@maxineboxer9714]

Absolutely brilliant sermon. Thank you for saying it, I pray people listen.

[@kaybee1234]

This is wonderful. I've never heard any father speaking that way, truthfully and fearlessly. May God keep him safe....

[@kaybee1234]

If I should testify to the Glory of God, it should be this: those leaving The Creator of Everything destroy themselves. This is my thoughts long ago, and it's my conclusion observing the demon that has been bothering me since I was a kid. It is now almost gone, possibly dead. From my observation for over 3 years now this "demon" is a parasite, possibly the likes of Toxoplasma Gondii and Lingua something. It's capable of reading signals on the nerves and duplicate it, creating physical and mental sensations, as well as "visions" and "hunch." It's wholly evil, capable only of talking and deceiving. It's not capable of doing anything good. One day when I can I will write down the whole thing. If there's any demon possession over there, try dealing with it by consuming garlic or Anisomeles Indica (I consume its tincture) or any other medicinal herb until it is gone. It's the "voices in the head," what people call "monologue." It sees the mind and start creating words and send it to the nerves. This way it makes people think those words are theirs. They're not. It's also capable of moving our body, but very little. Without access to my brain, it could only move my finger about 3 milimeters. Those having "demon possession" can reduce or even remove itz influence by sneezing strongly. This parasite seemsvto hide in the middle ear, and it causes the tunnel to close and ear drums and tunnel to swell, causing hearing loss. Only this way its signals could dominate and strongly influence the person it inhabitates. Sneezing strongly works instantly. This whole thing I describe can be verified. Another thing useful is continuous noise/sounds, especially the low frequency, as it penetrates more easily than higher frequency. Putting the loudspeaker in front the face or use in-ear headset and play the sound or music top volume also does greatly. My first time dealing with it was to play the music top volume nonstop for 2 days and 2 nights, even when I slept. I took it off only when I took a bath. On the 3rd day, I found the "voice in the head" lost about 50% of its intensity. Bright lights, especially sunlight, shining on the face also weakens this parasite. I think this is all I can write about it for now, and please remember all this. Now I don't know if there is any demon out there, but there are surely evil things and like this one, they are heading towards destruction. One more thing to remember: never make any deal or concession with it. This thing is wholly not trustworthy. You can call it deception itself, because all it does is to deceive. Also, those in "posssession" should ignore all the thoughts and feelings arising until they can recognize theif own thoughts and feelings. I don't know what else to say. And as I rarely check my emails, I think it's too late for me to do what you told. But I'll check the foundation, though I'm not sure I can give any help. Thank you.

[@kaybee1234]

Btw, looking directly at the sun when the sun is shining bright is one thing this parasite or demon really hates. From my observations, it cannot stand strong signals passing through the nerves. So heavy physical exercise involving lifting heavy things or running fast also weaken it. On looking at the sun, anyone, you can see it trying to cover the sun with a dark disc. And you have to hold the eyelids and force the eye balls to do it. That's when it's still influence you strongly. Better try it. It's one of the best way to verify if there's a demon in you. Another way is to see if there's unstoppable train of words in your mind. It's the demon talking. And if you dislike garlic and other medicinal herbs, it's the demon creating that sensation. Consume the herbs, look at the sun, and bathe in the sun. That's all, I think, for now. Thank you, Father, for giving me this chance to write about it.

[@kaybee1234]

I think my memory's correct that it was Fr. Altier that made the comment starting with "Beloved......." So why is it now a woman?? Shelley L?? Who are you? And why is it that when I checked for the foundation online, I saw parts of that prayer on the description of many sites??

[@leanorjohansen5842]

Thank you Fr!! May God bless you always for your bravery and truth.

[@sileduignan942]

God Bless Fr.Altier for speaking the truth.

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@maryo2579]

Dear Fr Altier. Thank you so much for your words. Our Lord Jesus Christ is our hope and salvation.

[@Anonymouse_3]

The lies are from Satan. No "new normal!" Thank you, Father. May God continue to bless you.

[@jeannemarie3704]

Amen! Preaching facts!!! 🙏 thank you Father Altier!!!

[@MrStevench]

The people in his parish are so lucky to have him. I would look forward every Sunday to listen to his sermons.

[@holycross_ym4522]

What a great relief to hear this truth!! Thank you so very much Fr. Altier!

[@TribalSpacemanTV]

I lost my mum late last year and had a deeply unpleasant encounter with a priest that I had known since childhood, that I previously thought was a good person. I've felt like the church wasn't for me anymore ever since but the good Father here has given me hope and the warmth I feel inside surely makes me believe he is speaking the word of the Lord. God bless you.

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer The St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence

[@billmcwilliams5429]

Thank you father and God bless,we need to stick together 🙏

[@vmd8057]

Thank you Father!

[@marilynlake8888]

Thank you Father I am a sinner I need to hear homilies like this ,, keep up good work Father

[@nicolepoulin1279]

So well said Father. Thank you for giving us hope .

[@drstone1167]

Sin is evil 👿 and the root cause of all the problems in the world 🌎

[@drstone1167]

🙏Pray for President Trumps re-election

[@Libertybabe]

@@drstone1167 I believe that he is probably a part of this David. Of course I'm not a Biden supporter.

[@kaylap.1191]

@@Libertybabe I agree.

[@kevinpichon5407]

@@drstone1167 agree and have read and re-read, many X's Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano's recent letter to President Trump. This is truly Spiritual Warfare staring us in the face. And I personally find it increasingly difficult to pray for the intentions of the Holy Father when he is obviously sympathetic towards Biden; quite frankly I am ready to see him GO!!

[@kevinpichon5407]

@@caroljnemc4907 I have no idea of the point you're attempting to make, fully aware President Trump is Pro-Life

[@TF80s]

Thankyou for speaking the truth Father...God bless you and happy Birthday to Our Beloved Mother Mary.

[@donnacourt4345]

God Bless You Father for telling the Truth!!!!!

[@montanamornings8526]

Thank you Father for speaking Truth

[@thomasmiller2440]

Come Lord Jesus. Come soon. Make all things new! Jesus we who love You need You! Thank you so much Fr.Altier for giving us the good unadulterated truth. May our loving and merciful God richly bless and protect you for telling all people the truth! You are right Father. I knew from the beginning this was a planned “Feardemic.” Your devoted prayer brother Thomas

[@evahunter3885]

Belter homily.thank you Father.

[@LindaLinda-lk2cj]

Bravo Fr Altier. Thank you for calling out this insanity. Let’s us all see clearly what is going on and only find normalcy in Jesus Christ, who is the Life, the Truth and the Way.

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer The St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence

[@LindaLinda-lk2cj]

Adam Vernon thank you so much! Very helpful

[@P.Rack25]

Thank you Father for breaking this down into the simplest terms. This Homily needs to be broadcast to every corner of this country. May our Good Lord Bless you Father!!!

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer The St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence

[@karenplummer7224]

Praise God this priest has intelligence, I was starting to wonder if there was any intelligent life down here. Ty Father I dont feel alone thinking maybe I'm the one who has a problem not accepting this nonsense. Wake up people before it's too late

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@Tom-jd1rm]

Thanks for the message....so much evil in this world.

[@yeah7598]

Congratulations to this catholic priest on an excellent sermon. Thank you on behalf of all catholics and all christians everywhere !

[@sisterreneemauser6094]

You are a Remnant Warrior Priest, may The Blessed Mother lead you to your refuge soon! Praying for you every day!

[@karenc2844]

Thank you, Father... for your courage to speak truth during these evil times...May your words strengthen the resolve of many...

[@ant9771]

So good!

[@CatholicWhisper]

Thank you Father! You are LOVED, SUPPORTED by PRAYER, and GREATLY APPRECIATED!

[@lourdesvalencia1919]

Watching Fr Altier, make me thing, we have to do our part as Children of God,,, we have to ask our Bishops, why they follow laws with not common sense, we have to speak out, keeping silence we allow the enemy go farther and farthe,, is our eternal life that is at stake

[@peace-and-quiet]

"Beauty, Truth and Goodness: The Fundamentals of Catholicism with Fr. Altier" on EWTN. I always enjoy his lectures and homilies. Smart man. Brave. God Bless!

[@blueskyart]

Amen

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer The St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence

[@beasheerhan4482]

THE GATHERING LEGION of our priests who are acting the part of Paul Revere is very heartening to me and my spouse. Ironically, we are grateful to the enemies of mankind and our country for having arranged the conditions where we could once more witness clear-eyed and brave men in action.

[@4guadalupe4]

It is the old frog in the pot...people are so accepting and afraid. Not much LIGHT. We need His Light to see and to fight back both spiritual and with our voice and vote.

[@sandymazza2254]

Repent!

[@adamvernon2783]

Prayer at the Consecration of the Wine (A special indulgence to be gained during Mass) www.traditioninaction.org/religious/d027_Indulgences.htm The indulgences to be gained at the Consecration of the wine into the Precious Blood are not well-known to Catholics. A detailed description is given in the St. Andrew’s Missal, which instructs us that when the priest recites the consecratory formula of the wine, the faithful should look at the chalice and then bow down and adore the Blood of Christ. The consecrated species are thus shown to the congregation as a protest against the heretics who denied the real presence. My Lord and my God Prayer Page 32 of 147 Catholic Prayer Book (CPB) St. Pius X granted an indulgence of seven years and seven quarantines (a period of 40 days) to all who, looking at the Body and Blood of Christ, say “Dominus meus et Deus meus” - “My Lord and my God.” These are the words of St. Thomas to Our Lord in the Cenacle after he doubted. To all who do this daily, he granted a plenary indulgence once a week provided they receive Holy Communion subject to the usual conditions. It is forbidden to say the invocation aloud. Many Catholics who piously bow their heads during the Consecration thus lose the opportunity to gain this indulgence. Instead, let them look devoutly at the Sacred Species and say the prescribed prayer. It is a simple way to receive either a partial or plenary indulgence.

[@idakate7]

I love you Father Altier! You have saved my life many times. Thank you!

[@carolynduggan7366]

Bless You & Thank You Father Altier for speaking truth. This is definitely not normal. We must stand together in the truth and resist.

[@liz2874]

God bless you Father. So wonderful to hear the truth

[@nancyroland6503]

Thank You Father! The truth needs to be spoken!

[@allpraisetothemosthigh7770]

WOW, this is a church I could go to.. he knows what’s up. Preach!!!

[@trinh3949]

Thank you, Father. Amen. Thanks be to God!

[@ladyblueeyes0693]

Excellent, Father. Thank you.❤

[@1loveStr4ng3rTh1ngs]

Powerful!! Thank you father May god watch over you and bless you