Bishop Williamson digresses into a discussion on the TWA Airliner disaster, then goes on to discuss the modernist interpretation of the Bible, the democratization of the Church, and the Hegelian dialectic.
Bishop Williamson hands over the bulk of the conference to a seminarian who discusses the problems of American Catholicism before Vatican II, Alexis de Tocqueville’s “Democracy in America,” the contraception mentality, Allan Bloom’s “The Closing of the American Mind.” and American jurisprudence.
His Excellency gives a a summary of Humanum Genus, discusses the New Code of Canon Law’s view of Freemasonry, and goes into some of the ideology behind Freemasonry.
Bishop Williamson explores the nature of the pro-life movement, the importance of being truly Catholic, problem of the media, the Unabomber Manifesto, television and suburban life.
Bishop Williamson states that Freemasonry attacks natural truths, undermines objective truth. He also goes on to explore the idea of Religious Liberty, Hollywood and Assisi I.
His Excellency ties the principles of Protestantism, Communism, and Freemasonry together. He also mentions the idea of the welfare state and the inherent contradiction within Vatican II.
