TRADCAST
TRADCAST is a traditional Catholic podcast produced by NovusOrdoWatch.org. TRADCAST is a refreshing mix of real Catholicism, sound philosophy, delightful humor, and intellectually challenging content -- it is informative, insightful, smart, unyielding, sophisticated,…
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TRADCAST EXPRESS 229: Leo XIV and the Vatican's Eco-Theological Jungle (opens the original)
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TRADCAST EXPRESS - Episode 229 Topics covered: Leo XIV and the care of water. The Vatican II Church's 'Season of Creation'. Connecting with water with the Laudato Si' Movement. The 'heartbeat' of Mother Earth at the Vatican's 2019 Christmas concert. The Most Holy Eucharist as a 'school of ecology' in the new paper released by the Vatican's International Theological Commission. Seeking first the Kingdom of God. Links: Leo XIV's Prayer for the Month of September 2026: "For the Care of Water" Video
TRADCAST EXPRESS 228: The Synodal Church of Schism, Full Communion, and Total Insanity (opens the original)
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TRADCAST EXPRESS - Episode 228 Topics covered: The insane theology of Rev. Bryan Massingale. Vatican declares Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) schismatic. The 'internal schism' heresy of Novus Ordo bishop Marian Eleganti. The never-ending story of the synod on synodality. Links: Profile: Rev. Dr. Bryan Massingale (Fordham University) "Rev. Bryan Massingale on Black theology, LGBTQ Catholics and the future of the church" , Outreach (July 14, 2026) "Vatican-SSPX Showdown: Lefebvrists Consecrate Four N
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