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<blockquote data-quote="Palestrina" data-source="post: 1556389" data-attributes="member: 24358">Apropos to this topic — Season 3, Clerical Conversations on the Crisis, Episode 12: Relocation, Survivalism, &amp; The End Times BY MEMBER SUPPORTED RESTORATION RADIO · MAY 4, 2014On this month's episode of Clerical Conversations on the Crisis, we will tackle several topics of recurring interest to traditional Catholics.Following up on the January Flagships show, we will discuss the pros and cons of relocation for the sacraments from a clerical perspective. Is it a moral imperative to move to be closer to the sacraments? Can one settle for attendance at an S.S.P.X. Mass if that is nearby? We will also discuss the oft-floated idea of creating a traditional Catholic village.We will then move on to discussing survivalism, dire predictions of an impending economic crash, the end of the world, and the &quot;Three Days of Darkness&quot;. What is the proper Catholic attitude to each of these things and how does one appropriately deal with them in one's everyday life?Join us as His Lordship, Bishop Daniel Dolan and Father Anthony Cekada of St. Gertrude the Great Catholic Church in West Chester, Ohio chat with host Nicholas Wansbutter on this month's episode of Clerical Conversations on the Crisis.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Palestrina, post: 1556389, member: 24358"] Apropos to this topic — [B]Season 3, Clerical Conversations on the Crisis, Episode 12: Relocation, Survivalism, & The End Times [/B] BY MEMBER SUPPORTED RESTORATION RADIO · MAY 4, 2014 [I]On this month's episode of Clerical Conversations on the Crisis, we will tackle several topics of recurring interest to traditional Catholics. Following up on the January Flagships show, we will discuss the pros and cons of relocation for the sacraments from a clerical perspective. Is it a moral imperative to move to be closer to the sacraments? Can one settle for attendance at an S.S.P.X. Mass if that is nearby? We will also discuss the oft-floated idea of creating a traditional Catholic village. We will then move on to discussing survivalism, dire predictions of an impending economic crash, the end of the world, and the "Three Days of Darkness". What is the proper Catholic attitude to each of these things and how does one appropriately deal with them in one's everyday life? Join us as His Lordship, Bishop Daniel Dolan and Father Anthony Cekada of St. Gertrude the Great Catholic Church in West Chester, Ohio chat with host Nicholas Wansbutter on this month's episode of Clerical Conversations on the Crisis.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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