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Moment of Truth - Viral Homily, and "Catholic" Protestantism

A viral homily just claimed we don’t go to Mass to worship God. That’s not just confusing — it’s dangerous. Tonight, we put it under the hammer.

A priest’s viral homily is stirring outrage after claiming Mass isn’t about worship — it’s “about a meal.” Is that a slip of the tongue… or a theological disaster?

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In this episode of Fire Branded, I break down what he said, what the Church actually teaches, and why precision matters when you’re standing at the altar.

We also hit a Moment of Truth on marriage in Ireland — the numbers sound hopeful, but the deeper reality tells another story. And finally, I drop a bombshell: there are core beliefs Protestants hold that actually come from Sacred Tradition, not Scripture alone.
This isn’t outrage for clicks.
This is “Catholic commentary at the point of impact.”

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TOPICS COVERED

  • The viral homily controversy

  • Is Mass worship or a meal?

  • Eucharistic theology explained simply

  • Marriage statistics in Ireland

  • 5 beliefs Protestants hold that come from Sacred Tradition

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CHAPTERS

  • 00:00 Intro & What’s Coming Up: Viral Irish Homily + Catholic ‘Moment of Truth’

  • 01:41 “We Don’t Come to Mass to Worship”? Breaking Down the Claim (Worship, Eucharist, Passover)

  • 14:04 Communion on the Tongue vs in the Hand: ‘Feeding Animals’ Comment & Proper Disposition

  • 18:21 Moment of Truth: Pre‑Cana Boom vs. Marriage Endurance in Ireland

  • 21:47 The Forge FM Explained: From Stoking the Embers to Punchy Catholic Commentary

  • 23:09 Catholic Protestants & Sacred Tradition: Trinity, Canon, Sunday Worship, Infant Baptism + Final Send‑Off

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