Cinema Hates Catholicism: Less Hollywood, more Holy Wood | THE BRENDAN OPTION 185
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- Join Fr. Brendan Kilcoyne for episode 185 of 'The Brendan Option' where he discusses the constant media attack on Catholicism.
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The Body of Christ is always used as a scapegoat. Let His precious blood be upon them and upon their children! Wonderful thing ia that the Body will go down into death and return glorious.
Bless Father Brendan and praise God!
Great video Father. Love the humour.thank you
Very well said.
God Bless Father. 🙏🙏
Thank you for speaking out Father
I am in . Great idea. ( And I am not even Irish. But came here in 2006 and find it very hard to see communion line full and almost no confessions or any need for it. and eucharistic received on hand was something I was strongly against even though I was lukewarm Catholic. We didn't have that in my country, but at that time I knew there is only some years difference. And now after the COVID, communion in hand is being propagated in my homeland 😢😢😢. Morals behind this is, only persecution brings about serious faith, not money and easy life with indulgence. And this is where we are absolutely heading towards and it is for our own good. God bless ❤
Exactly right
So sick of the invented 'dark times' in Irish history, the Tuam babies has never been proven and certainly not as many bones of children that they said. My mother was born in a mother and baby home and the nuns kept her until my grandfather married my grandmother and they were all reunited, she had nothing but good things to say about nuns. She trained as a nurse in one of those hospitals that had a laundry attached and she saw the nuns themselves working away in the very hot conditions. How did the nuns feed the mothers and babies when there was no state support and they had to earn money to run these laundries.
Father, you are quite right, there are no creative's around at the moment.everything now is "reframed, reimagined, revisited, their truth" even music is mainly rehashed and mournful versions of songs.
I agree. I had it out with them on their promotional video on social media. The sheer hatred in the comments is very telling. Catholic hatred in particul, that this film is breeding. I mentioned that this catholic hatred propaganda leads eventually to the hunting down Catholics to the death. Also its the product of Third Level Art College education where I spent 4 years. I found Catholic hatred rampant amongst students and promoted by academia, going against their mission statement of respect for all, respect for all except Catholics it seems. To be uber controversial is very profitable and gets you places. Just like the art commissions, you are given them if you feed a narrative so its not independent or fair. I'm currently in a situation where I meet people who are vulnerable and I met this lady who was in the care system, she was the subject of a book, she showed me. The author got her story, and photographs, subsequently published a book, the poor lady didnt hear from them again. They were used. Book published, profits made from the misery of others. Used and abused and left there. Thats the underbelly of profiting from misery. Leeches with mission, I'd call them.
We have such great material to work with. Our ancient monasteries tell their own stories. Our heroes - from St. Patrick, to St. Brigid, St. Kevin plus a host of others. The monks who worked on the Book of Kells; selfless men full of love of God. We don't need mythical heroes we have real ones and it's time their stories were told.
St. Patrick was responsible for a genocide though. The "snakes" he got rid of were Druids and everyone that refused to convert to Christianity. They were tortured and murdered for sticking to their beliefs.
Absolutely Fr. Brendan. Original, Irish, Native. What Hollywood and its likes is at is keeping an ideological pot stirred and yes, brainwashing is an excellent way to describe it. We need Irish; authentic Irishness from our rich culture of both letters and humour. Perhaps name the industry Irishwood. Goodness knows we have so many glorious native woodlands which such a splendid enterprise could be named after. No wretched stage Irishness. Contemporary native Irishness. Perhaps begin by producing Documentary material and moving into ethical life themed movies? All for it. Create our own unique film festival and absolutely cleverly include some Gaelic language content with subtitles to aid in learning?
God bless Fr. Brendan. You are a breath of fresh air. Keep up the great work of encouragement and indeed prayer.
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I second that. We already have a film industry that could be making good quality films, and not the filth like Vikings or Love/Hate.
@@theclumsyprepper - Don't get me started on that "Love Hate" bilge. Shocking darkness!
We have the Catholic Sean Connery 😂
I watched an interview with Kevin Sorbo recently (of the Hercules fame) and he makes independent Christian films, if anyone's interested. Some of them are available on TH-cam.
The Catholic Church has become a scapegoat for the failure of successive Irish governments since the foundation of the state to protect and care for the vulnerable people of Irish society.
The political parties FF, FG, and Labour are as guilty, if not more, so of the abuse that people have suffered. The Catholic church, like every large organisation, has had its fare share of evil influences because its human and human beings are corruptable.
Every organisation that people are involved in can be subverted.
But the political parties of this so-called Republic blame everyone else and have avoided all responsibility that they are culpable for. And the sooner the Irish people wake up and see this, the better. Look up Bank of Ireland HQ. Look at its former location, who sold the latter and who bought it. Look at the Department of Health HQ and who owns this rented property.
Look at who is married into whose family. It's all there to be seen. Yet the smoke screen they put out to take the eye off what's happened is to blame to accuse while the political party's assist strip the Irish people and subverted the truth.
Caithfidh gur Éire í!!!
It must be Ireland!!!
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Forgot to mention Geoengineering look at Redacted. Viva Cristo Rey
Yes. Redacted is my go-to for good quality journalism.
Father, I tend to agree with but only to a certain degree. The Irish Church was a brutal entity, moreso than any other brand of Catholicism on earth. The amount of physical abuse that went on routinely is unprecedented. Yes, times have changed. The last 35 years or so, the Irish did a 180. I am American, I am in my 50s, but my parents and family members are from Ireland. The accounts of people from their generation are so pervasive that what we have is a historical record of shame. I always say the Irish Catholic Church is a brand all its own, and in past generations was only a reflection of the brutality of the Irish people, the brutality and brokenness and darkness in Irish families that passed as normal. The priests were men who came to the vocation many times to escape poverty, and what they brought with them into their holy roles was often dire. That said, YES… let sleeping dogs lie. This is not the Church we have today in Ireland and I too am sick and tired of every novel, every peom, song, movie, tv series from Ireland using this history as a way to flog and flog and flog a country that has long changed.
Then why bother watching so much of it? It is depressing...
It'll never work, I'm afraid. The philistinism of religious conservatives is just an insurmountable obstacle. However hackneyed the efforts of the liberal establishment become, they at least have an aesthetic sense. Who was the last great Catholic artist? Probably Olivier Messiaen. That's quite a while ago now. And he wasn't Irish.