Live Stream with Bp. Donald J. Sanborn, Saturday June 8 at 2:00 PM

[@melodyjennings7782]

Women in the past created a sanctuary in the home. My mother created a clean, orderly and beautiful home. Classical music only. Few possessions, shared space throughout the home. And don't forget: the vegetable and flower gardens. She organized her children and their activities. I am eternally grateful for her efforts.

[@johnnyrabenold6133]

And now you’re a wackaloon in a cult.

[@JeremiahAlphonsus]

I’ve had to walk away from not one but two “traditionalist” fiancées in the last 5 years because it became clear that they were infected with liberalism. “It is better to be alone in the wilderness than to be with a contentious wife.“

[@Mike_and_Ike-xb3io]

Liberal in what way? Red flags? Bp Sanborn is correct about women being liberal. Liberalism is a contagion.

[@TheDylanja]

Tell me about it, the epidemic of faux traditional women

[@patrickdunn8749]

Smart move.

[@JeremiahAlphonsus]

@@TheDylanja It’s a real scandal. You’ve had experience with such women?

[@TheDylanja]

@@JeremiahAlphonsus Yes mate, a lack of basic femininity, joyless, lacking in submissiveness, worldly in thought... Not to say there aren't good ones, it's just they're usually taken.

[@AKHoughton-yg6qd]

Thanks!

[@Virginia-vn7ud]

My father always said “your mother already said no” they always agreed on our permissions at least in front of us.

[@richardsherman9963]

Good explanation. If you want to request Catholic sacraments you must first be Catholic.

[@EliasEH89]

The vast majority are left only with the devotion to the Blessed Mother and the Holy Rosary.

[@andrewmcfarland57]

I think most young Americans find it hard to evem coneive of a life not decated to pleasure seeking.

[@AmandaS18]

Ave Maria ~

[@RitaRodriguez-c1s]

Thank you for this informative video.

[@stalphonsusliguori33]

Refreshing to hear the truth about our beautiful Catholic religon, thank you

[@seancollins4585]

1:39 Start 2:09 Sacraments for a dying Novus Ordite? 16:44 Is "sententia certa" the same as infallible? "De fide"? Also, Ott was a (little) modernist. 19:05 Can we really call protestants Christians? 20:48 His Excellency's "gold chain". 21:31 Treatment of clergy in the US. 24:40 What is holding back US men from discerning the priesthood? 32:02 Is the world more out of control than ever? 37:52 Thoughts on the Jewish President of Mexico? 38:27 Has the Church taken a position on the provenance of the Apocryphal Gospels? 39:28 What to do about a Novus Ordite spouse? 41:10 Liberalism and women 45:24 Religious tolerance 46:45 Is there any point to voting in elections? 48:22 Chartres Pilgrimage and Solving the crisis in the Church. 50:14 Why couldn't/didnt Mary sin at all? Was it preternatural? 53:11 Is the devotion to the Heart of St. Joseph allowed? 53:37 Why did the Jansenists hate the Sacred Heart devotion? 57:10 Jansenism in Ireland? 58:28 Why is adoration of the Holy Cross not idolatry? 59:40 Double income families.

[@lauraanderson7358]

and if your husband is stupid . . . good luck.

[@TexasBoy1157]

What is the difference between a "legal" "bishop" and a Catholic bishop in regards to hierarchy these days?

[@integritascatholicahispani738]

He’s pushing his novel cassiciacum “thesis” theory.

[@jessiebeveridge742]

Bp. Sanborn rules.🍻

[@pierrepopo5639]

I had the same analysis about catholic women raised out of the Catholic Church. After conversion they don’t really follow the Church position on women submission

[@janetr5693]

Most in the NO truly believe they are Catholic. If a true priest is available to them see it as Providential.

[@mariekatherine5238]

Yes, Satan will go to Hay-el!

[@ssnoc]

Well, this is confusing. There is one Catholic Church, but two religions within the same Catholic Church ? Yet, there is no formal statement of this anywhere. I understand the Bishops logic here, but it isn’t formalized anywhere and until it is, it’s just his opinion. He is using his own logic to come up with the conclusion of two religions, which I admit is a great argument, but no matter how great his argument, the Church doesn’t recognize two religions. It’s like him trying to separate the yolk from the egg whites while both are contained in the same shell.

[@johnshaff]

You’re asking for the house squatter to formerly recognize the true owner of the house. Not going to happen. Just like the Hebrews would not recognize Christ as the true owner of the temple. Like Christ who declared his Kingship without the approval of the Sanhedrin, true Catholic priests like this Bishop have provided us all the “formal statements” we need to know, without approval of the Novus Ordo usurpers. This Bishop couldn’t be any more clear that the Novus Ordo is a different religion, separate from Catholicism, and their priests and adherents are not Catholic.

[@bobbie8059]

True Roman Catholic religion is Council of Trent. Those who adhere to it and condemn the false religion of Vatican II and its false Popes are the true members and most pleasing to God ( those under invincible ignorance? Only God knows who they are and only God can miraculously save those He wants to be saved).

[@jeffm.3575]

It's a mess and we are all doing the best we can. But we can say with relative certitude that it was the 3rd Secret of Fatima and the punishment that Our Lady said when she said that she could no longer hold her Son's hand from punishing the world. The devastation to the Faith is clear. I have counted 9 out of 10 of my extended family and friends have completely lost their Faith or gone to a Protestant religion/Scientology etc.

[@ssnoc]

@@jeffm.3575- A mess indeed. Catholicism isn’t the problem, America’s moral deterioration is the problem. You can’t expect to set a strict code of Catholic conduct in a place where they can’t even define what a man and a woman is. Weak leadership from Rome acting out of fear is the problem. To maintain the Catholic Dogma the Bishop speaks about, requires the Vatican to write off America - which it should in my opinion - but instead its focus is on “bowling for dollars” proving the Church is just as morally lost as America itself. One thing is certain, a house divided cannot stand.

[@Mike_and_Ike-xb3io]

@@ssnoc Western Europe is probably worse. Weak leadership from Rome? There’s a thing called Peronism - and Francis is ironically from Argentina - which is why he says a conservative thing one day and the a progressive thing the next. It is a tactic to foster confusion. Nothing about weakness.