Live a Little Derya Little

Secularism has its own sacraments and sacramentals like the mask, the vax, the pill, abortion, gay unions, pornography or scientism that are attempts to replace and mock the true sacraments.
These misguided attempts to bridge the gap between the spiritual and the physical realms (despite the denial of an intersection between the two or that spiritual realm exists) witness to the schizophrenia of the gnostic secular world order. 
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In this episode, as lay people, we reminisce about why we prefer the TLM, express our sadness about the new restrictions and encourage people to pray, fast and not to lose heart.  
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Gnosticism is a mercurial heresy that seep into many aspects of the Church life. In this episode Angela and Derya talk about the history of Gnosticism, how the Church dealt with it and why it is still present today.
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Oguz Alhan grew up in Istanbul and found Christ through reading the New Testament. Despite being threatened by his family, he chose to stay with Christ. His journey is both inspiring and thought-provoking. 
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Angela walks through the history of the Mother's Day and how we arrived at the "Birthing Person's Day". In a world where the beauty of motherhood is overpowered by utilitarianism and hedonism, Angela reminds us that where there is love there is no labor. 
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Modesty is an expression of the virtue of temperance, which should guide more than simply clothing. In this episode, Angela and I talk about what it means to be modest in a sex saturated world and how the Catholic Church offers the only alternative to both secular liberalism and Islam both of which objectify the person.
(We also segue into veiling during Mass.)
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