Crisis Series #4 with Fr. Reuter: Liberalism's Errors

This week, we’re welcoming Fr. Steven Reuter, who is the Prior of St. Dennis in Calgary. He’ll be our guide for the next few episodes as we dive into the errors of Liberalism, which is something that has infected everyone living today, and even those living in the early twentieth century, including Archbishop Lefebvre. This week, we will discover how that happened, and how the Archbishop in his seminary years learned to fight this heresy. We’ll also explore what Liberalism is, and how we can prevent ourselves from falling into it.

[Ancipital_]

I am head of a tiny catholic family with 2 kids and practically no relatives and I have no catholic friends or friends at all for that matter. People in my church are old and many are foreigners who can't even speak Dutch. I can cultivate my knowledge and faith all I want, but I feel lonely in this God-forsaking country of the netherlands. God is not forsaking us, but everyone has forsaken God. I pray a lot.

[maureenbrody]

He gave us the Mass during the shutdown—a group he never knew before. Just agreed and went to great sacrifice to help us practice our faith. My hero!

[dobermanpac]

Spot on!!
Trust me at 70 this was a breath of fresh air coming into my lungs. ✝️

[dasan]

This series is incredible. I became a Catholic nearly 40 years ago. Most of what I know about Catholicism, however, I only recently learned over the past several months (thanks to channels like this). How I wish I had known it all sooner!

I can clearly see now how much liberalism permeated my own life and thoughts (and led me into error) despite thinking of myself as “Conservative.” Better late than never, but far better early than late!!

[elizabethdarley]

Thank you, gentlemen, for this good work. I learnt a lot from this for my three-years old Catholic faith. We will continue to listen and watch here.
Praise God for our SSPX. May God bless you, Mrs Darley, Chapel of Saint Pius X, SSPX Manchester, Great Britain.

[donaldmorgan]

Thank you for this series. So critical in this age to understand how we arrived at this point.

[NoChicanery]

This should be seen by all Catholics everywhere!!

[jhengs-r]

Massive thanks for this series! My husband and I greatly appreciated all your good efforts. This has been our source of consolation and anchor in this time of crisis🙏❤️ Massive thanks to Fr. Reuter for his wonderful 3-part series👍We have learnt a lot from this podcast. May God bless your great apostolate🙏❤️All for the greater glory of God! Greetings from🇨🇭

[cassaundramariac]

Thank you for the series. Fr Reuter is a great priest and has been there for the flock during this pandemic. God bless!

[eecarmonadlc]

Dear Rev. Fr. Reuter: thanks for sharing your wisdom and great knowledge of our faith.

[navy]

wow, beautiful....just beautiful, with the current crisis..this is GOLD.

[Endtimescounterchurch]

Fantastic talk, I feel so liberated from the crazy confusion of the modern world when I hear this. Praise God for the SSPX.

[iliya]

This is great. Thank you for this series.

[liliaruiz]

Well done!!! Thank You!! Really allowed me to put the pieces together!! Blessed to have these!! 🙏🏻🛐📿🙏🏻🛐📿

[jaimegrandval]

Excelente, muchísimas gracias. Saludos desde Argentina

[suzannehauser]

Everything comes at the appropriate time. Thank you for this series!

[semperxian]

Leo XIII wrote elegantly on the superiority of the Christian state, all Christians should read and adhere to his encyclicals

[jeaniemccombs]

Fr Reuter is fantastic, this is clear and it answers SO many questions

[joannabuk]

God bless you Father Reuter. Thank you for helping to understand how we arrived to the point of getting french revolution Manifesto like document from Vatican mistakenly called "Encyclical".

[guillermomarciano]

What could be learned or build from the Amish approach? Is it possible to think about Catholic cities?