Welcome to my new show.

I want to talk today with Father Dave Nix, one of the priests that I really, my wife knows, I look to him for guidance.

We bounce ideas back off of each other.

We talk theology, scripture, you know, eschatology.

There's nothing that we don't touch, that we don't touch on.

But I want to talk to you specifically, a narrow focus right now.

There's a turn that came up probably in the 60s or 70s in the Catholic Church, and the term

is called a healing mass.

Now, I just wrote a short little paragraph on it.

I wanted to share it with you, and I want to get your thoughts as a Catholic priest

what you think about that.

There's a priest in New York. He's also a friend of my name. He's a traditional priest for New York. He's a traditional priest. He thinks Father John Perricone. He's a tommist. He writes about healing priest. he says this quote what is absent in

enthusiasm

is a humility

before the example

of the saints who never prayed with external display or manic delirium, but always with a calm

and chastened manner, close quote. In other words,

he's talking about a lot of the,

the emotionalism that you find in Catholic healing masses,

Protestant Pentecostal services.

Now, here's my take.

If I was a Catholic priest, and I had the gift of healing,

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