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Images are AI generated, do not reflect the text or depictions of it (or are loose at best)... they are meant to provoke thought

In this reading, it's almost everyone but the Pharisees... which was yesterday Sadducees are like scientism, apparently, and think miracles are just unexplained phenomena, Herodians are like the Z Overlords who conspire and what not behind closed doors and trying to take down the Romans, and then we had priests that liked listening to Christ but didn't like his "decorum" and when things got heavy, they backed off, and then the disenchanted disciples who backed off when Jesus taught what was difficult for them to comprehend, and finally Pilate... who was pretty much doing his own thing and didn't care that much... though he didn't really like Herod because of Herod's sabotage (which actually reminds me of the events of yesterday with the pagers) I'm going to be delving into AI generated imagery because I learn things... that's what I do. So you'll see me integrate that. I've said before that I don't mind AI generated art... just that you have to watch out for inconsistencies and, of course, hegemony, because AI are written by people who may have a lot of error (and garbage in is garbage out when it comes to computers). The whole reason I'm reading this, and I don't have much talent for narration or voice over... is because I'm hoping others, far more talented, engage in narration of the lives of mystics and saints and their visions and other things shared like prophecy. This image is supposed to depict the unrest around Christ at the time... and there was much of it as his ideas were toppling the visions of others.

In this one, I know I preface the video with saying I don't like putting out long videos, and then the video ends up being more than 40 minutes so sorry about that... but as I was reading it, I called an audible and made the decision to just pack the entire Pharisee stuff into one video, and the video I'll put out tomorrow (I intend on) will be the rest of it, which I think is the Sadducees and Herod Antipas. Yeah my voice breaks here and there, and yeah I get pretty goofy when I quote the Pharisees, but it's just interesting how much mental gymnastics they did to prove Jesus wasn't the Messiah while never asking themselves, "is it that He isn't the Messiah or that I don't want him to be the Messiah?" And that's an important question we always have to ask ourselves: even "Christians", even Catholics may end up Pharisaical... and traditionalists get called Pharisaical by the Vatican... but then, what exactly does it mean? Because right now, a lot of people accuse each other of being Pharisaical... but then... Who are the real Pharisees? Hopefully this reading offers insight on the matter.

So about 22 minutes of this is the passage itself, and if you want to stop there because you're just interested in the visions itself, around there is when you stop, maybe a little farther. However, I added notes, which were just supposed to be a couple of addendums, but ended up being 16 minutes of information. I also use Mystical City of God's knowledge in my notes, and note the similarities and discrepancies between both texts. In general, the mystics Anne Catherine Emmerich and Mary of Agreda are largely in concordance, especially around her appearance, her aging, and her countenance. The picture I used here was actually drawn by an Italian mystic, and is supposed to represent her actual face as of when she was walking among us. You can clearly see that it is also pretty consistent the the descript of the mystics I mention in this video. I know this is a long video, but it is dense with information, I promise you, and you may want to listen to it a few times, even though you may have to tolerate my dopey voice and the occasional errors I make in reading the text.

I do a reading of the book (vol 1) of the visions of Anne Catherine Emmerich (German mystic from the early 1800s, known for her visions, the stigmata, and dwelling solely on the Eucharist for over a decade) I confess: some of the paragraphs near the beginning, I struggled to get into a reading rhythm... I'm obviously not a professional at this but I'm recognizing my faults and improving myself... I don't really have a voice for narration anyway (hypothyroid problem causes my voice to break), and I'm dopey and nasal in the first place... But I'm human and know how to intonate and emphasize, unlike AI. I just hope someone does this and does it better than I do! So far... what I heard of other human narrations weren't any better than mine. Seriously, if you're a talented narrator, consider bringing Mystical City of God and the Visions of Anne Catherine Emmerich to life! Passion of the Christ were basically based off her visions btw. Anyway, in this video, she contests with her scribe, "the pilgrim", Brentano, who was rogue Christian or Protestant... and when she wanted to avoid conflict, her spirit guide (guardian angel) exhorts her to be more desperate on the situation. What you'll notice is that there is no ecumenism here... there's universal truth, and people who live on the inside (the Catholics) and the outside of it (everyone else)

This is information compiled on three more of the apostles, including the two who were present at the configuration and at the garden where Our Lord endured the sweating of the blood... who unfortunately fell asleep on him

This is information compiled about the things said about Apostle Peter by German mystic Anne Catherine Emmerich...

Info dump... But I go into magisterium, why we have it, how it marks our intellect, and how we can become better catechized in this world.

In this one I cover the Olympics, Russia Ukraine, a possible new pandemic (or series of them), a brief note on the Antichrist at the end, and the migrant situation and civil unrest going on in West Europe.

So many people talk as though we live in a simulation... I explain that we do dwell in domains, and that we live in the domains we deserve to live in if we neglect the domains above those domains... the spheres if you will... especially the sphere of the spirit as we occupy the sphere of the flesh We're in a mystical war, a spiritual war, and need to keep our eyes on the prize

Addendum: When I said "share a bed", I meant fornication, and if between married couples, using contraception. These acts desecrate the space. While doing acts of sacrifice consecrate a person, like fasting can do so. Sin marks you, consecration marks you in the opposite way. I recognize there are a lot of people foreign to the mystical elements of the faith, well here's a primer for you. Enjoy.

This is a dichotomy between the two thousand year old Catholic and the two hundred year old Catholic

You feed the beasts that will eventually come to eat you.

When I click Catholic content... I better be experiencing humanity! Otherwise, I'm ignoring your channel.

Detailed in the title

In this series, I am role playing a fictional Chancellor who advises the Great Monarch as prophetically foretold by several mystics and seers. I use these videos as a conduit to express my gratitude to those who've been so vital to the development of my faith, and to pass on much of what I've learned. The themes of the videos sometimes goes into real life advice, but mostly goes into instruction of virtue and vice, eschatology, and simply expressing what goes on in the world we're living in these crucial times and how we might approach it. My goal is simply to encourage prayer and devotion to Our Blessed Mother. I've read the Bible numerous times, but I've especially mined the book of Genesis, the Gospel of John and the book of the Apocalypse... Genesis has a lot of really powerful stories in it that describe human nature better than any psychology book can. Jacob and Esau are a rather interesting case, and even Jacob's eventual two wives, Leia and Rachel. I get into contrasting both of these pairs a little and how it resonates to our times both in a psychological way, and in a prophetic way.

In this series, I am role playing a fictional Chancellor who advises the Great Monarch as prophetically foretold by several mystics and seers. I use these videos as a conduit to express my gratitude to those who've been so vital to the development of my faith, and to pass on much of what I've learned. The themes of the videos sometimes goes into real life advice, but mostly goes into instruction of virtue and vice, eschatology, and simply expressing what goes on in the world we're living in these crucial times and how we might approach it. My goal is simply to encourage prayer and devotion to Our Blessed Mother. In this one, I address the extreme artifice or technology in our time and wonder about whether it's taking us forward or backward, and how we, as mankind, may need to go backward in order to go forward.

In this series, I am role playing a fictional Chancellor who advises the Great Monarch as prophetically foretold by several mystics and seers. I use these videos as a conduit to express my gratitude to those who've been so vital to the development of my faith, and to pass on much of what I've learned. The themes of the videos sometimes goes into real life advice, but mostly goes into instruction of virtue and vice, eschatology, and simply expressing what goes on in the world we're living in these crucial times and how we might approach it. My goal is simply to encourage prayer and devotion to Our Blessed Mother. This one I talk about St Lucia's Tuy Spain instruction and warning to consecrate Russia to the Immaculate Heart. I discuss the First Five Saturdays devotion, the Nine First Fridays devotion, Our Lady of the Revelation, The Biblical Two Witnesses (Enoch and Elias/Elijah), and how the years 2029 to 2033 may be of extreme prophetic significance.

In this series, I am role playing a fictional Chancellor who advises the Great Monarch as prophetically foretold by several mystics and seers. I use these videos as a conduit to express my gratitude to those who've been so vital to the development of my faith, and to pass on much of what I've learned. The themes of the videos sometimes goes into real life advice, but mostly goes into instruction of virtue and vice, eschatology, and simply expressing what goes on in the world we're living in these crucial times and how we might approach it. My goal is simply to encourage prayer and devotion to Our Blessed Mother. In this one, I go over the rhetoric we should probably use when approaching those who are ensnared by sin and the dangerous hegemony of pride.

If you can endure 39 minutes of my yapping, I testify why I never turned to "rogue Christianity" or Protestant denominations. In the end, I got the most spiritual profit from being a Catholic, especially when it came to repelling demonic attacks.

I've been doing these things a year now, even though I stopped doing it weekly in December. In this one I cover the recent solar storms and how they relate to certain events of the past. I also highlight that it's an election year, and I expect things to ramp up in the coming months.

A tongue in cheek instruction answering questions pertinent to our times... I get my inspirations surfing twitter / x. This is one I feel would benefit a lot of women, who try to mix and match the "Enlightenment" mush they've been saturated with

Chancellor's Notes is a series of works I'll be presenting where I'm answering through slides in powerpoint (an old version) mundane or esoteric questions... I've seen a lot of Catholics complaining online about interfaith dating, so I'm chiming in.

"Beware, the feast of the Pharisees" There's been an attitude in the Catholic Church that has prevailed for about a century and festered after the Vatican II council, expressing the concept of Ecumenism, this idea that we pray to the same God as those of other religions. So I'm going to go into John 4 with other supplementary resources (Bl Catherine Anne Emmerich's writings) to show why we should not accept the attitude of Ecumenism. Being anti-authoritative is culturally marxist in nature, but Jesus is an authority: he is called Messiah... the light of the world, the Son of God... he is above all. His interaction with Samaria and the woman at the well (Dina) teaches that outsiders must confess and bow before him to receive the "living water". The passage I didn't remember in the video early on was Ezekiel 16 about God finding Jerusalem in a pitiful state. I forgot a point: she progressively calls him a Jew, then Sir, then a Prophet, then "could he be the Messiah?"... it shows how he disarmed her and he evangelized her. The Church seems to hate the concept of Proselytism, but the Bible has more of an attitude of urgency on the subject: that God will burn the world, and lest they accept the Messiah, they fall into darkness (expressed in John 3). Proselytism, the Church cautions, is "aggressive" whereas the Church wants to be more nice-guy about it, "be more rhetorical, inviting, etc", but I believe the current Church fails to recognize that urgency, which has wounded it in the past (one of the reasons the Protestant rebellion had legs). The video ended up long again, and I apologize for that; I'll work on that for my next "resource". I think maybe I'm making too many points. But nevertheless, it's to be treated as a "resource". Us lays probably should keep it to 20 mins max... so my bad for that.

This particular resource is as the title states... anyone who can tolerate my semi-clumsy approach (which will improve over time)... just listen in, I'll go through some passages about the attitude we should have concerning the coming chastisements, understand that they're periodic throughout the history of the faith, and make sure we're on God's good side concerning them, despite them possibly being occasions for our own sacrifice. Getting closer to God is always the purpose of any Catholic resource.