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 speaks on the essence of the Magisterium, Cardinal Castrillon Hoyos and the SSPX, how the SSPX could compromise, and the Episcopal Consecrations of 1988.
Bishop Williamson explores the nature of revelation as seen by conciliar thinking, discusses the supposed transcendence of the human person, why the New Mass is man-centered, and what the true dignity of man is.
His Excellency comments on how politics, religion, and economics cannot be separated, American virtue making the Constitution work, Dr. Salazar of Portugal, and the American Civil War.
Bishop Williamson’s commentary on the encyclical “Dives in Misericordia,” the theology of mercy, the parable of the Prodigal Son, a Church without a hell, and the feminization of the New Church.
His Excellency talks about the Jewish holocaust, the nature of true obedience, the movie “The Sound of Music,” the topic of abortion and the failure of parents to give good example.
