346: Our Lady of Guadalupe from St Luke to St Juan Diego [Podcast]

Our Lady of Guadalupe doesn’t begin in the 1500s, but in the age of the Apostles. Dr Taylor Marshall traces the history from St Luke, to Gregory the Great, to Columbus and to St Juan Diego. This is a sample online class from the History Curriculum at the New Saint Thomas Institute. Enroll and explore here at: https://newsaintthomas.com/

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203: The Rosary as the Weapon! with Fr Donald Calloway [Podcast]

The Rosary has a divine origin and goes back nearly 700 years. It is THE preeminent weapon of the Christian. Dr Taylor Marshall interviews Father Donald Calloway MIC about his book “10 Wonders of the Rosary”. They discuss the origin of the Rosary, famous battles such as Lepanto and Malta, and the Saints, Popes, and Martyrs of the Rosary.

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Was Christ Born on December 25? Yes! Dr Marshall Explains [Podcast]

How Luke and the Church Fathers reveal a Late December Birth of Christ

Was Jesus Christ born on December 25? Dr Taylor Marshall says “Yes, Christ was born on the historical day of December 25 in the year 1BC. Dr Taylor Marshall explains using the Church Fathers and the Gospel of Saint Luke.

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Happy Advent,
Dr Taylor Marshall

175: Third Secret of Fatima: Who is the Bishop in White? [Podcast]

Was Third Secret fully revealed? Who is the “bishop in white”? This is a line by line analysis of the Third Secret of Fatima (released in 2000) with commentary about the missing part of the Third Secret (3b) by Dr Taylor Marshall and Timothy Gordon. We examine the words of Malachi Martin, Sister Lucia, John XXIII, Ratzinger, John Paul II, and others. Please share on Facebook and Twitter.

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173: First Secret of Fatima: Does Hell Exist? (Fatima 1) [Podcast]

This is part 1 of a three part series on the three visions given by Our Lady of Fatima. Line by line commentary by Dr Taylor Marshall and Timothy Gordon. We also look at the errors of Balthasar and his hypothesis of “Dare We Hope that All Be Saved” (a theory also espoused by Bishop Robert Barron).

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Video: Did Mary Die BEFORE she was Assumed into Heaven? Yes

Did Mary die and enter a tomb to later be resurrected and assumed into Heaven? Or did God immediately raise up her body into Heaven?

You might be surprised to learn that Catholic iconography, saints, Eastern liturgy, Saint Thomas Aquinas, and even Pope Pius XII taught that she first died and then her body was assumed into Heaven. But her “death” was different. Let’s discover the distinction. Here’s a video I produced on the topic:

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Our Immaculate Mother of the Christ, pray for us,
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Is Blessed Mary the Mother, Sister, Spouse, or Daughter to God? St Ephrem the Syrian

I was recently reading the early Church Father Saint Ephrem. He has many hymns or poems about the Blessed Virgin Mary and one in particular plays with the various ways in which the Blessed Virgin Mary relates to the Holy Trinity.

Saint Ephrem died on June 9, 373 AD in Edessa so he gives us a unique perspective on early Christology and Mariology. Here’s a short video with me reading a passage from him with a brief reflection:

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How I Failed as a Father on Valentine’s Day: Stickers on the Theotokos

Sometimes a father’s zeal is too zealous.

My adorable four year old daughter took Valentine’s Day stickers and went through our home sticking them on all of our religious art.

I (regretfully) became angry with her. For example, I was pretty upset to see a cheap sticker on this authentic egg-tempera painted icon of the Holy Theotokos and Christ Child:

Here is another “epic” example:

I scolded her and told her that she should not place stickers on holy things. We should revere holy images and not treat them disrespectfully.

I watched her eyes well up with tears and she turned her face away from me in shame. My sweet wife Joy said, “Honey, I think she was doing something else.” And then it hit me. Maybe it was my Guardian Angel slapping me upside the back of my head.

I asked her, “Were you placing all these stickers on Jesus, Mary, and the Saints because you love them and want to show your Valentines love for your friends?”

She nodded her head “yes” with teary eyes. I gave her a hug and told her what a good girl she was. I felt bad. She was innocently showing childlike “dulia” for these holy images in full accord with the Seventh Ecumenical Council (podcast here).

And the silly stickers came off no problem and damaged nothing.

It reminded me of the Apostle Paul’s exhortation to Christian fathers:

 

“And you, fathers, provoke not your children to anger; but bring them up in the discipline and correction of the Lord.” (Ephesians 6:4)

Fathers, be slow to correct and consider the motivations of the little ones. We don’t want to drive away their innocent devotion to that which is good.

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Happy Valentines Day and Happy Ash Wednesday,
Dr Taylor Marshall

PS: I’m sealed for death and resurrection in Christ!