The Cancelling of a Heroic Jesuit | FORWARD BOLDLY

Father Paul Mankwoski led a remarkable life: degrees from Harvard and Oxford; a former boxer; nearly married, until God called him to the priesthood; author of numerous writings. He joined the Jesuits, and remained with them for 44 years — most of them years of suffering and persecution for his orthodoxy.

In this interview, I talk with Karen Hall, author of the new book "The Sound of Silence: The Life and Cancelling of a Heroic Jesuit Priest."

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[eleanordefreitas]

Those that turn others from their sins shall shine like the stars forever.

[anngardner]

Once again thank you Christine for bringing another excellent story of, indeed I believe, a holy priest Fr Paul Mankowski whom I pray will be a source of inspiration and hope to not only faithful priests, the Jesuits in particular, but to all orthodox Catholics who are deeply offended and concerned by what is going on in the Catholic church at the moment. Wise words Christine - we must pray for the grace of perseverance in these difficult times. Forward Boldly! and may the Lord protect you and your family and bless Karen Hall for bringing the story of Fr Paul out into the light. Ave Maria 🙏🙏

[Heart_on_Fire]

Amen. Pray for perseverance to the end. God bless!

[terribradley]

Thank you Christine for this wonderful interview. It's so encouraging and uplifting to hear of a Priest and ESPECIALLY a Jesuit Priest that was actually faithful to the true Church in spite of his persecution from his own order. There actually are a few good orthodox Jesuits left, albeit very few, that are suffering within their own order. And...it is WONDERFUL to hear that the young priests coming into the order that are actually orthodox Catholics. I hear this time and time again that young priests, no matter what order they go into, are MUCH more orthodox. They, I think, are fed up with the nonsense going on in the Church of Christ! I think and I pray that God is beginning to right the ship if ever so slightly. We, I believe, and I PRAY, can finally see a light at the end of the tunnel. Praise be to God!! Oh and BTW, it's WONDERFUL to see a podcast from you...for some reason I haven't been able to find you of late. GREAT to see you!

[dianapack]

God help us all around the world through Jesus Christ Our Lord 🙏✝️❤️🙏🌹🌹🌹

[billyoc]

Father Mankowski was a scholastic during my days at Loyola Academy. He was a man among the fairy Jesuit clan. God bless him.

[paddyearly]

It’s wonderful that this great courageous Priests story is being told🙏
God bless this lady for doing this important job🙏

[EricMichaelson-ru]

Father Paul Mankwoski - I never heard of him before. From what was said in this interview, it seems like his cause for sainthood could be a reality someday. I will order this book about him, and will pray for him, too.

[jamesjc]

glad to discover Fr. Paul Mankowski here, kind thanks

[KingKongFan]

God bless you Christine for all you do!

[tarajones-legros]

Fantastic content Christine!! Thank you for talking with Karen Hall about this book. I can’t wait to read it. And thank you to Karen Hall!❤

[teresitam.deguia]

Thank you Christine Niles. This was a great interview. ❤

[marymorrissey]

Thank you for an uplifting story. Courage is a rare and hopeful sign of God

[rexcorro]

A Saintly individual like Fr.Paul Mankowski will always experience persecution as a sanctifying process.
The ALMIGHTY must be profoundly pleased of His steadfast commitment to His vows and His fortitude amidst the escalating hostility and persecution resulting from His orthodoxy.
His heroic virtues and values must be emulated and extolled by all of us who also aspire for sanctification in order to warrant the merit of the LORD’S Beatific Vision.
Fr.Paul Mankowski pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death.
Amen.

[SF-rulp]

What a testimony. Thank you both for. The interview. Full of admiration for that priest. What a man for our times. G Ire

[johnmartin]

When I was a boy the de la salle brothers called them (jesuits) “the storm troopers of Catholicism “ ……..amazing!! (Early 1960s) . Thank you CN always good to hear you .

[patrickgeorgetti]

Yes I also would like to thank you Christine. Keep up the good work! Jesus is running things so we have no need to worry.

[bobhartman]

Thank you, Christine. Forward boldly. God bless.

[kristathomas]

Excellent interview. Hooray for Karen for bringing this canceled priest's life to light!

[janierodriguez]

Wow! Thank you for this interview 🙏 ❤ 💖.