343: 4 Exorcists Call for Fasting PLUS St Nicholas vs Heresy [Podcast]

 Dr Taylor Marshall extends the call of 4 American Exorcists who have called for a day of fasting and penance on December 6 2019 in reparation of the Pacha Idols in Rome.

Taylor Marshall’s Historical Novel “Sword and Serpent” about St George, St Nicholas, and the young Constantine: https://amzn.to/2rUF19v

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332: The Idol-Cleaver Ax of St Martin of Tours with Dr Taylor Marshall

Dr Taylor Marshall explains the history of the “battle-ax” of Saint Martin of Tours used to chop down idols and sacred trees. He also covers St Martin and Armistice Day on his feast (Nov 11) and the tradition of Fenny Poppers!

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How Catholic Squanto Saved the Pilgrims at Thanksgiving

Did you know that Thanksgiving may not have happened if a group a Franciscan monks hadn’t rescued Squanto from the slave trade? Yes, it was an returned act of kindness that resounds through history even to his day.  Squanto, the Native American that led the effort to help the Pilgrims starving before winter, already met a group of Franciscan monks that freed him from slavery. You could say he was returning the favor.

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169: Vigano’s Third Letter: Response to Pope Francis and Cardinal Ouellet [Podcast]

Archbishop Vigano launches third testimony letter. This the best one yet where he discusses that he is doing these things to avoid judgment from Christ on the Last Day. He addresses Cardinal Ouellet and corrects and clarifies. More than anything, Vigano says that this crisis about the salvation of souls and discusses how each of us (the Pope included) will have to answer questions on Judgment Day on how whether we were truthful. Very powerful testimony. As Dr Marshall states: “We now have a bishop who actually speaks like a Catholic bishop.”

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158: Ember Days: History and Theology of Fasting for Holy Priests [Podcast]

Ember Days or the Quatuor Temporas are a traditional time of harvest fasting “four times” per year asking God to give us holy priests for the harvest of souls. Dr Taylor Marshall explains the history and Catholic theology of Ember Days and then challenges Catholics to voluntarily take up the Ember Days asking Christ for holy clergy.

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143: Shoveling Incense into the Cathedral’s Botafumeiro (Camino 7) [Podcast]

We were privileged to see the “smoke boat” or Botafumeiro in action today after Mass. The botafumeiro is the world’s largest incense thurible. It hangs from the ceiling of the Cathedral of Saint James and takes about 5 grown men to swing it through the cathedral. It’s quite the sight.

In this podcast I explain the epic botafumeiro. As promised, in the the podcast I include my video footage of the botafumeiro in action.

Godspeed,
Dr Taylor Marshall

142: Tears and Arrival in Santiago! (Camino 6) [Podcast]

My dad and I made it to the Cathedral of Saint James (Santiago) today. I had a flat tire on my bike in the rain, but I finally made it through this final day: “I lift my eyes up to the mountains, from whence my help comes.”

Listen to the mp3 podcast below to the amazing experience of arriving with all the pilgrims on the Camino of Santiago (podcast and photo below):

Buen Camino!
Dr Marshall

141: Monastery at Samos, Spain (Camino 5) [Podcast]

I continue on the Camino of Santiago.

Today we arrived at the historic Benedictine monastery at Samos. I detail the building and lament on the collapse of Christianity in Spain (and especially the collapse of monasticism). Click below to listen:

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