Letter to the Faithful: GO BACK

This is technically Part 2 of what was  a longer podcast, but now it follows LETTER TO LEO IVX: Let Go  so there are 2 shorter episodes. The Leo Letter at the link calls him to radical action. 

This episode calls us to radical choice.

There's specific-to-RCC content in that first one, which follows creating a message to a Pope, and some here, too, but here the emphasis is on the universal aspect. It's about all the Galileans—all who want to know and follow Jesus of Nazareth. 

Following Jesus is radical. That's why so few ever preach or teach His true Gospel, and for hundreds of years limited access to so many writings.

If references to the Tribulation make you roll your eyes, mine is not the podcast you want. There's plenty of other content here, but the onset of this portion of His Plan began a many decades ago. This fact, coupled with how much absolute cow manure is shoveled for money at people who have never been Evangelized in Truth, drives all I do here.

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HERETIC'S REDDIT HOME
Revelations of Divine Love [free PDF] Julian of Norwich
What the Gehenna?
The Collected Works of St. John of the Cross

Transcript

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Hey everybody, are people who are not Catholic needing a definition of Church Triumphant? That's people on the other side. That's all the ones we cooperate with.  

I was hoping through the Galileans gospel episodes to lead people sort of seamlessly through his word to certain understandings. And I'll still do that because I love scripture and want to kind of show you more of it than you might know exists used in the Apostolic age. 

But now it's time. Don't ask me why. I don't know exactly, but this is a tipping point right now and we need to be praying a lot. We can save lives and reduce suffering. They, that's the church triumphant. They want us to pray to help them. They are living in the Kingdom, the Kingdom that's among us.

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I don't know if tipping points last a day, a week, six months or whatever. We have to let go. And I, I know, I know, I seem to have been advocating this all along, but we have to let go of certain things. No, Jesus as sacrificial lamb, no Old Testament or calling the writings about the Lord the New Testament. 

First of all, it's insulting to Jews, and 2nd, it's inaccurate. Marcion is credited with assembling the first Christian Canon, but those works predate Marcion. They predate Paul's death. That Canon is from the beginning. Do you want Him, to know Him, to seek Him, to follow Him?  OK, but then what? This is the question I think people will have.

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Am I advocating leaving all churches, all denominations or religions? No. The thing is, I'm not advocating anything but following His way. And that was all He advocated.  This is what we find in the Gospels we have and this is the truth that it's so hard to convey. Jesus didn't make any religions. He also doesn't care what religion you are or if you have no religion. 

But you also can't sew a new patch onto old cloth. So if you are in a church that advocates hate and hell, makes you feel guilty or self-righteous, wants to control your personal life through fear or rejection, that preaches A wrathful, vengeful version of God, demands your attendance and your money—GET. OUT. 

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Jesus, (you remember Him, my Galilean-Your Galilean), He preached to and healed anyone. He never told the centurion to stop being a polytheist or reject Rome's religion. He didn't tell the Samaritans to be Hebrews or Martha to be Mary. He didn't tell anyone to be anything other than what they are, what they were. Except, to stop hating, lying, being hypocrites, judgmental, or indifferent to others' needs and suffering.  

See, it's all really simple and straightforward. We have millions of words about everything except the fact that Jesus came and told us these simple things which we can find in most belief systems. But…

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…but what did He say and do that no one else said and did?  He showed us the Father, performed miracles to validate the true origin of His teachings and demonstrate love in action. Explain that life is eternal right now and what we do here affects where we land when we pass.  

He corrected the misunderstandings and incorrect teachings of the world. Most of all, He lived a life that showed us how to be like Him. So we live in the Divine Light while here existing in the nothingness. 

So if there's some imminent crisis, what are we supposed to do?  

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Stop looking for what you already have.

Stop screwing around focusing on self.  Stop debating over anything, and  just follow His Way. Commit.  If you said yes to any of those three questions: do you want him-to know him-to seek him-to follow him? Wait, that's four. OK. In this time and world_____________ shall I tell you what to do first? 

{ 5:42 }OK. Number 1, all departure from the will of God begins with the most elemental and powerful of all sins.

Lying.

To someone else, to yourself, stating facts that lead another to a false belief, exaggerating a fact for effect or praise or shock value, all equals lying.  He was a liar from the beginning and the father of lies, and you will know his followers by their lies. 

If you lie, you follow evil, Satan. That's it. Any lie at any time supports and feeds evil.  Start there. Make a vow. I will never tell another lie of any kind. This is not permission to hurt people with truth or the next thing is a month not speaking aloud at all, which is quite a good thing to do actually.   I tell you there will be rejoicing among the angels of God over 1 sinner who repents. 

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Repentance is turning toward Him, going to Him, doing stuff He wants.

He doesn't want you to feel guilty. That's no good to anyone, but following Him brings light and dispels darkness. We do what we do in faith without ever knowing how it matters.  Trust Him, follow Him.  All the rest is straw.  

People who have listened to a few of these know I often avoid the point until the end. It has taken me 3 days to stop avoiding the point. I didn't want to present this in such a blunt manner. I really did want to present you various scriptures that lead to these conclusions. 

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Now is the time. So, let go of all means all that is not Him. 

Here's the rest of the list.

• He was a man born like any other.
• Mary was not a virgin,
• they did not go to Bethlehem, 
• no magi showed up. 
• Jesus of Nazareth was a man who was called and said yes.  

Why do we have to let go of the mythology? Because as long as Jesus is some sort of God born into human form that we then have to later justify as both God and man, but not mixed, yet one, 'cause that's not bizarre at all, we relegate ourselves to simple humanhood. 

And then how can we do what He did just by following Him? We do it the same way Paul and Peter and all those other apostles did. Their mothers weren't virgins, were they? 

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I'm going to quote Cardinal Ratzinger, later Benedict the 16th. If anyone here doesn't know, he is the only Pope ever to resign the papacy instead of die in office. Here's one of the things he told us. 

“The Church will become small and have to start afresh, more or less from the beginning.” 

The Roman Catholic Church dates the beginning of the Church to Pentecost, the day the Holy Spirit descended on the apostles. That's back before everything. We have to go back to the beginning. 

In 2012, forty years after Ratzinger wrote that the Church would become small, he said something emphasizing:  the dangers threatening the faith and the life of the Christian and therefore of the world — the importance of the novissimi, which is the lay faithful. 

Then this happened:

 Vienna Archdiocese to cut parishes by 75%.  (This is happening in Vienna, the country of Pope Benedict's birth and greatest influence.)  The archdiocese's 660 parishes will be merged over the next decade into around 150 larger parishes, each served by three to five priests and offering regular Masses. Falling numbers of clergy and laity had made the changes necessary. Smaller affiliated communities within the parishes will be run by lay volunteers authorized to conduct the Liturgy of the Word.

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The Church's mission of apostolate and evangelization isn't just the responsibility of parish priests, but of the whole community, praying, celebrating Mass, conducting missions, and helping the needy together. This is about a new cooperation between priests and laity from their common Christian vocation. We have to free ourselves of the traditional image that the Church is present only where there's a priest and stress the common priesthood of all the baptized.   

This is precisely what Ratzinger said was going to happen 40 years before.

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If what happened in Vienna is something that Benedict created, and I believe it is, what that really is, after he told us we had to go back to the beginning, that's the Christianity of the Apostolic Age. 

Think about Paul being somewhere in Galatia. So there he is wandering around in Galatia, and he’s talking to all these people and evangelizing them and performing miracles and bringing them the Holy Spirit. And so they form communities, they form groups, ecclesias, but they also may be in very small groups. 

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When you see a translation between “Bishop” and “presbyter,” you're just talking about the same thing. Someone that Paul's working closely with, who would be the natural leader of whatever community surrounds them.

And he might have a house big enough or someone there might have a house big enough that everyone could join together, or they might have a community type building that people could meet in and they would be doing exactly the things that it says in this recording.  

Jesus said they will know you are my disciples by the way you love one another. When the communities see people who are following The Way, it's going to surprise them. It will surprise them more when they see that those followers of the way are also caring about them. This is in 2025 Apostolic Christianity.

 I believe that this is what the tipping point is. We could follow the church that retained everything for us, only follow it into a future.

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Thank you for listening. This particular episode has been very trying, very demanding, very important to me, and I like the way it came out. And that matters because …  because you matter.   

First Peter, 29 through 10. 

But you are a generation elected to a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a singular people that you show forth the excellence of. He who called you out of darkness into his marvelous light. In the past you were not one people, but now you are the people of God. 

Just start with truth and prayer.

Edited slightly from a transcription by Speechnotes on: 6/26/2025, 3:05:30 PM

Total recording length: 00:14:57