The Uncensored Catholic

By: Judson Carroll
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  • This is a daily podcast where we discuss those things that are supposed to be off limits these days: Religion, Politics and Culture. Each episode should be around 30 minutes long. There will be interviews with Catholic authors, teachers and speakers. The goal is to foster a solidly orthodox, faithful, conservative Catholic culture in a society gone made with woke liberalism... and have fun doing it

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Episodes
  • Show 183: The Development of Sin

    Show 183: The Development of Sin
    Oct 14 2024
    Sin arises generally in the following manner:
    1. First of all an evil thought comes into the mind, which in itself is not sinful. (Temptation.)
    2. If evil thoughts are not instantly expelled, they awaken in the mind complacency in what is evil, and that is already a venial sin.
    3. The evil desire next arises; this has a turpitude corresponding to that of the sinful action towards which it is directed.
    4. Finally comes the resolution to commit the sin.
    5. If occasion then presents itself for the sin, the exterior act is committed.
    6. By the repetition of exterior sins the habit of sin, or vice, is contracted.
    7. Every outward sin and every vice brings, as its own punishment, other sins and vices of a different nature in its train.
    8. If any vice is firmly rooted in the soul, it oftentimes brings after it sins of the worst type, and those that are said to cry to Heaven for vengeance; finally it produces complete obduracy in the sinner.


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    Confirmation, an Autobiography of Faith
    https://southernappalachianherbs.blogspot.com/2023/05/confirmation-autobiography-of-faith.html

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    25 mins
  • Show 182: Sin

    Show 182: Sin
    Oct 10 2024
    Sin
    1. He who wittingly and willingly transgresses one of God’s commandments is guilty of sin.
    2. Sin is in its essence an unlawful turning towards the creature and turning away from God.
    3. Sin is the one only evil upon earth; it robs man of the supernatural beauty of the soul, it makes him resemble the devil, and brings misery upon him even while he is on earth.


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    Confirmation, an Autobiography of Faith
    https://southernappalachianherbs.blogspot.com/2023/05/confirmation-autobiography-of-faith.html

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    23 mins
  • Show 181: The Different Kinds of Christian Virtue

    Show 181: The Different Kinds of Christian Virtue
    Sep 18 2024
    1. The virtues that unite our soul to God are the three theo logical virtues: Faith, Hope, Charity.
    2. Those virtues which have the effect of bringing our actions into conformity with the moral law, are called moral virtues. These we gain for ourselves by our own exertions and the assist ance of divine grace, after we have received sanctifying grace.
    3. The principal moral virtues are the seven capital virtues: Humility, obedience, meekness, liberality, temperance, chastity, diligence in what is good.
    4. All the moral virtues proceed from the four cardinal vir tues: Prudence, justice, temperance, and fortitude (Wisd. viii. 7).
    5. All perfect virtues spring from the love of God and are in separably united together by that same love (1 Cor, xiii.).
    6. The greatest and noblest of all the virtues is charity.
    7. The virtues can always be increased.
    8. All perfect virtue is lost immediately upon falling into mortal sin, for thereby the love of God is lost, without which there can be no perfect virtue.


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    Read about my new book: https://southernappalachianherbs.blogspot.com/2023/12/a-daily-catholic-devotional-reflections.html

    My substack newsletter for The Uncensored Catholic is: https://judsonc.substack.com/

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    Missio Dei's site is: https://www.missiodeicatholic.org/

    Confirmation, an Autobiography of Faith
    https://southernappalachianherbs.blogspot.com/2023/05/confirmation-autobiography-of-faith.html

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    29 mins

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