Fr. Williamson goes on to explain Church history according to the “Seven Ages” of Ven. Holzhauser, reflections on modern art, the history of the Crusades, modern science’s debt to the Church, and the dangers of modern philosophy.
Fr. Williamson discusses the nature of the priesthood, how Christ is a priest, the “priesthood” of the people, validity of the New Rite of ordinations, and life in the seminary.
Bishop Williamson again maintains the objectivity of truth, discusses the conciliar thinking that man is wonderful, argues for the usefulness of St. Thomas Aquinas, and explores the effect T.V. has on the soul and the importance of praying fifteen decades of the rosary.
His Excellency gives a commentary on Satis Cognitum which explores the nature of the Unity of the church. H.E. also discusses Anglican orders, Irish-Catholicism, Jansenism, and how precisely traditional Catholics are united.
Bishop Williamson states how John Paul II viewed John XXIII and Paul VI as summing up 2000 years of Church history, JP II is the Pope of the Council in many ways, the overcoming of “triumphalism” with Vatican II and explores false ecumenism.
Bishop Williamson explores the new theology concerning Christ as Redeemer, God being viewed as a “sugar daddy,” how Novus Ordo priests typically view sin, and the concept of the “seeds of the word” as taught in Nostrae Aetate.
