"Saints, Sinners, Scholars and Scoundrels"

Ten Great Talks • Conference held April 27 - 29, 2011

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  Valiant Women in the Service of God

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  by Cornelia Ferreira
  (read by Susan Vennari - Cornelia Ferreira was unable to attend due to a last minute illness)

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  In the history of salvation, God has called many women to His service. They may have been weak in the eyes of the world, but they were manly in their heroic renunciation of self and fidelity to God for the good of souls. Starting with Our Lady, whom the Holy Ghost calls the “Valiant Woman,” this talk will also consider the lives of valiant women of the Old Testament who foreshadowed Mary, and the Saints who followed in Her footsteps down to modern times. We will see how God singularly rewarded the latter’s zeal for His glory with extraordinary gifts, abilities and knowledge to aid His Church in times of need.

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  Martin Luther: One Monk Against Christendom

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  by Peter Chojnowski, Ph.D.

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  For 450 years, the Catholic Church and the Catholic world has agreed with Emperor Charles V when he stated, “How can one monk stand against all of Christendom.” Now, however, we have heard from Benedict XVI himself that Luther was supposedly a deep religious thinker, a passionate lover of God who constantly sought the answer to the question, “How do I receive the grace of God?” This “search for the grace of God,” we are told lay “at the foundation of all his theological searching and inner struggle.” Which is the true Luther? A man who passionately struggled for truth and grace or an arch-heretic who spent his life trying to destroy Church, Papacy, Mass, and Priesthood. How can a “reforming saint” refer to the Church of God as the Harlot of Babylon? To find the true Luther is to uncover the true nature of the Protestant heresy and the present-day Modernist assault on the Mystical Bride of Christ.

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  Theresa Neumann: Mystic and Stigmatist

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  by John Vennari

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  One of the most remarkable lives of the 20th Century was Therese Neumann of Konnersreuth (1898-1962). From 1923 onward, she lived on no food except the Blessed Sacrament; suffered the bleeding stigmata; saw visions of the Passion of Our Lord; made various prophecies; comforted countless souls. Answers those who claim she was a fraud. She received the blessing of both Popes Pius XI and Pius XII.Our Lord predicted that “signs shall follow those who believe” (Mark 16:17), and Therese Neumann’s life testifies the reality of God and the Catholic Faith in an age of ever-increasing secularism that wishes to remove Our Lord and His Holy law from the hearts and minds of mind.

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  Tempest and Temperament: Ludwig van Beethoven, the Man behind the Myth

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  by Andrew Childs, Ph.D.

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  A saint to those who rightly acknowledge his music as some of the greatest in history and a scoundrel to those who would accuse him of compositional anarchy and iconoclasm; what manner of man was Beethoven, and why does his ghost haunt audiences and composers to this day? Through a consideration of his life and works, a very real Beethoven will emerge both as a product of his times, and also as an artistically perfect temperamental reflection of the age of revolution and romanticism.

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  King Henry VIII: To Be or Not To Be a Saint

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  by Brian McCall, J.D.

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  Henry VIII could have become a saint but became a sinner. Dr. McCall discusses the setting and the progress of the first phase of the loss of the faith in England. An appeal to authority and obedience and the legal revolution that paved the way for the radical Reformation that followed will be the core themes. Henry VIII and his legal revolution will be compared to the early stages of the Conciliar Revolution of Vatican II.

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  Saint Maximilian Kolbe

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  by Father Albert, OP

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  Father Maximilian Kolbe is probably among the 100 most famous people of the twentieth century and this almost solely because of one single thing he did: give his life for a fellow prisoner at Auschwitz (the fact that it was at Auschwitz aided a lot in the publicity…). We will try to sketch a portrait of this fascinating figure to show where this stupendous act of charity that has edified the whole world came from, namely, his consecration to the Immaculate Virgin Mary which was, quite literally, the raison d’être of his whole existence. The saint is also linked to the other centre of horror of the horrific twentieth century: Nagasaki (the target, along with Hiroshima, of the atom bomb in august 1945) where Father Kolbe founded a community of friars in the 1930’s to evangelize Japan especially thorough devotion to the Immaculate. Our Lady seems to have wanted to give the world the same message through the life of this saint as she did by her own words at Fatima’s: our salvation lies in consecration to Her Immaculate Heart.

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  The Pied Pipers of the New World Order (Kissinger, Brezenksi, Rockefeller, Soros, Gorbechev and others)

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  by Thomas Gabriele

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  Kissinger, Brzezinski, Rockefeller, Soros, Gorbachev and their partners in crime, for decades, have waged war against Our Lord’s Social Kingship. Endless war, population control and world government are just some of the focal points of their ideology. This conference examines what these power brokers have accomplished, what they have in store for the future, and the only true remedy for their diabolical plans, the Social Kingship of Christ. After giving a brief sketch of each of these men and their impact on our modern world, Mr. Gabriele compare and contrasts them with the great Father Denis Fahey and the teaching contained in the traditional Papal Encyclicals.

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  François Athanase de Charette de la Contrie of the French Vendee

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  by Michael J. Matt

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  This French nobleman and military general had been something of a war hero on the wrong side of the American Revolutionary War before returning to France to raise his sword in defense of both Queen Antoinette and King Louis XVI against the bloodthirsty Parisian mob of 1789. Initially, he would have to be cajoled by peasants into recognizing the full extent of his duty. But once he did, the “little giant” would lead the Catholic and Royal Army of the Vendee into the teeth of the Freemasonic Revolution against the Catholic Church in France. The talk contains striking parallels to our own day when Traditional Catholics are urged to make an agreement with the Revolutionaries. It was only after the Vendee made an agreement with the revolutionaries that they were destroyed.
  

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  Blessed Anna Maria Taigi, Wife, Mother and Mystic

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  by Colleen Hammond

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  Blessed Anna Maria Taigi was born in Siena, Italy, on May 29, 1769. She touched the sick and they were cured; she warned others of their approaching end and they died holy deaths. She endured great austerities for the souls in Purgatory, and the souls, once set free, came to thank her... She suffered in body and soul... She realized that her role was to expiate the sins of others, that Jesus was associating her with His sacrifice, and that she was to be a victim in union with Him. Her decree of beatification speaks of her as “a prodigy unique”. We will learn more about this extraordinary woman whose body is incorrupt.

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  Blessed Francisco Marto of Fatima

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  by Father Nicholas Gruner

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  Francisco Marto was only nine-years-old when Our Lady first appeared to him, Jacinta and Lucia in 1917. When Lucy asked if they would all go to Heaven, Our Lady replied yes, but that Francisco “would have to say many Rosaries” first. Who was this little boy who died when he was almost 11? He was the first of the three Fatima seers to be taken to Heaven, and dedicated himself to “consoling Our Lord”? What can someone so young teach us? Father Gruner opens up to us the heroic sanctity of this young boy whose life was thoroughly transformed by Our Lady’s visits to Fatima.

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  Complete 10 CD set in sturdy vinyl case

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