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In their midst, a chaplain, whatever faith he is, is to be pluralistic, to respect people of all different faiths.

In the case of a Catholic priest, it is his role... to offer the sacraments of the Catholic Church, including even death, possibly, in the sacrament of what we now call the sacrament of the anointing of the sick, which used to be called, the original name was extreme unction, the end with the oils.

Then they changed it to last rites, and now the church in her wisdom calls it the sacrament of the anointing of the sick.

which means the person, maybe even dying, could potentially and possibly through the grace of God be healed and be restored back to fullness of life through his grace and blessings through Christ.

So the sacraments we offer to our faithful, and I remember many times going out onto the flight line, And I remember many times that some of the Monsignors that I would know would be really in conflict.

Father, how can you be in a war mechanism? And I said, Monsignor, it's not a war mechanism.

Thank you.

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In their midst, a chaplain, whatever faith he is, is to be pluralistic, to respect people of all different faiths.

In the case of a Catholic priest, it is his role to offer the sacraments of the Catholic Church.

including even death, possibly, in the sacrament of what we now call the sacrament of the anointing of the sick, which used to be called, the original name, was extreme unction, the end with the oils.

Then they changed it to last rites, and now the church in her wisdom calls it the sacrament of the anointing of the sick, which means the person, maybe even dying, could potentially and possibly, through the grace of God, be healed and be restored back to fullness of life through His grace and blessings through Christ.

So the sacraments we offer to our faithful, and I remember many times going out onto the flight line, and I remember many times that some of the Monsignors that I would know would be really in conflict.

Father, how can you be in a war mechanism? And I said, Monsignor, It's not a war mechanism.

Thank you.

So Father Drucker, I'd like you to take a moment, without doing that usual sidetracking you do, I'd like you to take a moment and share with us exactly what was your tour of duty? What was your tour of duty when you were an active service major?

Walter, I was stationed in southern Turkey.

I was one of two Catholic priests.

And ultimately, I was the Catholic priest in the Zone of Combat Operation with the 39th Combat Support Squadron in southern Turkey, that we would fly missions into northern Iraq, down to Tikret, Al-Masul, which ironically was a big Catholic city in the country of Iraq.

And my role was to help these young people, men and women, to realize simply, that there is a presence of God in their midst.

A chaplain, whatever faith he is, is to be pluralistic, to respect people of all different faiths.

In the case of a Catholic priest, it is his role to offer the sacraments of the Catholic Church.

Thank you.

Was this a satanic moment? Did Satan win today, Father Drucker?

There's no doubt in my mind, as an American citizen, that Satan is absolutely, truly at work in the hearts of and the souls and the being of some human beings.

And it's so sad.

It's a sad testimony for our country.

In faith, I believe that things will be fine because God has everything under control.

But as an American citizen, I'm aghast.

As a soldier, having been enduring Vietnam and having served our country in the zone of combat operation in Desert Storm, I'm frightened a little, small F, because I have strong faith in our Lord.

Go ahead, Father Drucker.

Was this a satanic moment? Did Satan win today, Father Drucker?

There's no doubt in my mind, as an American citizen, that Satan is absolutely, truly at work in the hearts of and the souls and the being of some human beings.

And it's so sad.

It's a sad testimony for our country.

In faith, I believe that things will be fine because God has everything under control.

But as an American citizen, I'm aghast.

As a soldier, having been enduring Vietnam and having served our country in the zone of combat operation in Desert Storm, I'm frightened a little, small F, because I have strong faith in our Lord.

Go ahead, Father Drucker.

Was this a satanic moment? Did Satan win today, Father Drucker?

There's no doubt in my mind, as an American citizen, that Satan is absolutely, truly at work in the hearts of and the souls and the being of some human beings.

And it's so sad.

It's a sad testimony for our country.

In faith, I believe that things will be fine because God has everything under control.

But as an American citizen, I'm aghast.

As a soldier, having been enduring Vietnam and having served our country in the zone of combat operation in Desert Storm, I'm frightened a little, small F, because I have strong faith in our Lord.

Go ahead, Father Drucker.

Now, when you were a top 40 disc jockey before you were ordained as a Catholic priest, Father, weren't you concerned that so many of the lyrics of rock and roll songs are satanic?

I was concerned about, matter of fact, back in the 70s, I was actually going to be going to the House of Congress because of the foul and impure words that were being used, which is used now generally and naturally to stud.

But back in those days, it was pretty scandalous and wrong.

And I would say certainly.

vulgar language is part of satan part of his evil his agenda so it's something that i was on board with and it never came to fruition with the i think the congressman that was going to work it

when you were playing top 40 songs and you realized the lyric was satanic did you take the 45 and break it

No, because being a professional radio announcer, and I remember one time I had a moral dilemma with that, and I went to confession.

I may share that.

Now, when you were a top 40 disc jockey before you were ordained as a Catholic priest, Father, weren't you concerned that so many of the lyrics of rock and roll songs are satanic?

I was concerned about, matter of fact, back in the 70s, I was actually going to be going to the House of Congress because of the foul and impure words that were being used, which is used now generally and naturally to stud.

But back in those days, it was pretty scandalous and wrong, and I would say certainly wrong.

vulgar language is part of satan part of his evil his agenda so it's something that i was on board with and it never came to fruition with the i think the congressman that was going to work it

when you were playing top 40 songs and you realized the lyric was satanic did you take the 45 and break it

No, because being a professional radio announcer, and I remember one time I had a moral dilemma with that, and I went to confession.

I may share that.

I'm allowed to do that.

Father Drucker, at what point did you think maybe Walter would like to meet Dominic Tarzynski?

Bless me, Father Walter, for I have sinned.

Listen, he's a marvelous man.

A young friend of mine, Christopher Leisure, a U.S. Coast Guardsman Auxiliary, said, Father, would you like to go to northern Jersey, which is my diocesan area? And I was stationed there at Passaic for years at our cathedral.

Would you like to go and hear a fellow from Poland? I said, absolutely.

I'm a Slav.

SLAV, S-L-A-V, so that's clear to your audience.

That's his message.

Father Drucker, at what point did you think maybe Walter would like to meet Dominic Tarzynski?

Bless me, Father Walter, for I have sinned.

Listen, he's a marvelous man.

A young friend of mine, Christopher Leisure, a U.S. Coast Guardsman Auxiliary, said, Father, would you like to go to northern Jersey, which is my diocesan area? And I was stationed there at Passaic for years at our cathedral.

Would you like to go and hear a fellow from Poland? I said, absolutely.

I'm a Slav.

slob s-l-a-v so that's clear to your audience so i went this man is what every politician not so much from the standpoint of his of his message which is incredibly clear concise yeah his

message is if you're a man don't wear a dress that's his message

That's his message.

No, he's so real and so honest.

Every politician in America, whether they're Catholic, white, black, orange, purple, tall, fat, skinny, Democrat, Republican, should have the guts and the fortitude to vote their conscience.

It's as simple as that, Walter.

He was marvelous.

He talked about his own country and how they're preserving it and keeping it from the stain of evil coming in, demonic evil coming into his country of Poland.

And I will get him on your show.

And he accepted this fuss you made over him.

That's his message.

No, he's so real and so honest.

Every politician in America, whether they're Catholic, white, black, orange, purple, tall, fat, skinny, Democrat, Republican, should have the guts and the fortitude to vote their conscience.

It's as simple as that, Walter.

He was marvelous.

He talked about his own country and how they're preserving it and keeping it from the stain of evil coming in, demonic evil coming into his country of Poland.

And I will get him on your show.

And he accepted this fuss you made over him.

Problem is, could, could he have taken one photograph? Could you have taken one lousy picture of this? And, uh, I, I don't see any corroborating evidence, but my big concern for you, Father Drucker, is with the UFOs, with alien beings, are these satanic?

Of course, I cannot answer that directly.

Are they satanic? Uh, there is talk, I did hear something recently where this gentleman who wrote the book actually had the aliens, uh, follow him to his home and to his family.

So it seems like, at least from his standpoint as an eyewitness accountant, and he had a rather large, uh, position with the government, there seems to be some, uh, credibility.

I would put it with a small C, because you don't know the, uh, the intent of human beings.

You know, some are not always, uh, looking for honesty and truth and, and moral righteousness, et cetera.

But could they be satanic? Yes, they could be satanic.

Don't you think that if he invited them to his home, that he would've taken at least one picture of, of the aliens with his children?

Are these Satanic?

Uh, of course, I cannot answer that directly.

Are they Satanic? Uh, there is talk, I did hear something recently where this gentleman who wrote the book actually had the aliens, uh, follow him to his home and to his family.

So it seems like, at least from his standpoint as an eyewitness accountant, and he had a rather large, uh, position with the government, there seems to be some, uh, credibility.

I would put it with a small C because you don't know the, uh, the intent of human beings.

You know, some are not always, uh, looking for honesty and truth and, and moral righteousness, et cetera.

But could they be Satanic? Yes, they could be Satanic.

Don't you think that if he invited them to his home, that he would've taken at least one picture of, of the aliens with his children?

But my big concern for you, Father Drucker, is with the UFOs, with alien beings, are these Satanic?

Of course, I cannot answer that directly.

Are they Satanic? Uh, there is talk, I did hear something recently where this gentleman who wrote the book actually had the aliens, uh, follow him to his home and to his family.

So it seems like, at least from his standpoint as an eyewitness accountant, and he had a rather large, uh, position with the government, there seems to be some, uh, credibility.

I would put it with a small C, because you don't know the, uh, the intent of human beings.

You know, some are not always, uh, looking for honesty and truth and, and moral righteousness, et cetera.

But could they be Satanic? Yes, they could be Satanic.

Don't you think that if he invited them to his home that he would've taken at least one picture of, of the aliens with his children?

What does this do to the stability of the Catholic Church?

Uh, I, uh, a, a, a direct answer to your question would be v- v- very little, except to be concerned about our leader, our spiritual leader, whom we believe to be the vicar of Christ on earth.

And with today's modern medicine, I know I, at my age of 84, take many medicines that help me do this and do that.

So they said that it was a successful operation.

They're happy with the progress.

He'll be in bed for a week.

He'll recover, and he'll get back doing his spiritual, uh, love, uh, sharing his love of Christ throughout the world.

Now, when he's, uh, when he's under anesthesia, like with the president of the United States, when he's under anesthesia, are there emergency orders as to who's in charge? Do you know?

What does this do to the stability of the Catholic Church?

Uh, I, uh, uh, a, a, a direct answer to your question would be v- v- very little, except to be concerned about our leader, our spiritual leader, whom we believe to be the vicar of Christ on Earth.

And with today's modern medicine, I know I, at my age of 84, take many medicines that help me do this and do that.

So they said that it was a successful operation.

They're happy with the progress.

He'll be in bed for a week, he'll recover, and he'll get back doing his spiritual, uh, love, uh, sharing his love of Christ throughout the world.

Now, when he's, uh, when he's under anesthesia, like with the President of the United States, when he's under anesthesia, are there emergency orders as to who's in charge? Do you know?

I, I, I certainly do not know for a fact.

What does this do to the stability of the Catholic Church?

Uh, I, uh, it, it, a direct answer to your question would be v- v- very little, except to be concerned about our leader, our spiritual leader, whom we believe to be the Vicar of Christ on Earth.

And with today's modern medicine, I know I, at my age of 84, take many medicines that help me do this and do that.

So they said that it was a successful operation.

They're happy with the progress.

He'll be in bed for a week.

He'll recover, and he'll get back doing his spiritual, uh, love, uh, sharing his love of Christ throughout the world.

Now, when he's, uh, when he's under anesthesia, like with the President of the United States, when he's under anesthesia, are there emergency orders as to who's in charge? Do you know?

What does this do to the stability of the Catholic Church?

Uh, I, uh, uh, it, it, a direct answer to your question would be v- v- very little except to be concerned about our leader, our spiritual leader, whom we believe to be the vicar of Christ on Earth.

And with today's modern medicine, I know I, at my age of 84, take many medicines that help me do this and do that.

So they said that it was a successful operation.

They're happy with the progress.

He'll be in bed for a week.

He'll recover, and he'll get back doing his spiritual, uh, love, uh, sharing his love with Christ throughout the world.

... emergency orders as to who's in charge? Do you know?

When are you on the radio?

Uh, we changed from Saturday to Wednesday, 4:00 to 5:00 PM.

This coming week, who are you going to have on?

Well, we're actually gonna be, uh, featuring a, a cancer cause called Pennies and Action and Showers of Hope, and there are many, uh, veterans involved, including a one-star admiral who was formerly the ambassador to Norway.

So we're gonna have a good show.

Uh, normally my show is always dedicated to the veteran, called Rock and Roll Revelry, in which I have a, a veteran on, uh, and, uh, usually...

And all my music is rock and roll music, and the guest himself or herself or themselves pick the songs.

And we've had marvelous shows with a pal, a, a prisoner of war, Ralph Galati, a Hanoi Hilton, a sniper from Afghanistan, uh, Tommy Campbell, a command sergeant major.

Which parishes give the most money in the plate in a given week? Is there a trend to who gives the most money?

Gosh, that's an very interesting, uh, question to posit that.

Uh, uh, I, I think it would be a matter of if it's rural or, uh, or urban.

That could be one factor.

I had a parish in Massachusetts that we did not make a lot.

We had, I think, 300 families, but we supported ourselves by making 25 grand a year w- with the capacity of bingo.

So I, I, I do know the larger Roman Catholic parishes, uh, g- gain a, a decent amount of money to keep the lights on and, and pay for the wine, uh, to become the blood of Christ and so forth.

How does the money work relative to Rome? Is each parish obligated to send a certain tithing to Rome? If a, a parish gets in trouble, does, does Rome, with their billions of dollars, send money to the local parish?

Which parishes give the most money in the plate in a given week? Is there a trend to who gives the most money?

Gosh, that's an very interesting, uh, question to posit that.

Uh, uh, I, I think it would be a matter of if it's rural or, uh, uh, or urban.

That could be one factor.

I head a parish in Massachusetts that we did not make a lot.

We had, I think, 300 families, but we supported ourselves by making 25 grand a year w- with the capacity of bingo.

So I, I, I do know the larger Roman Catholic parishes, uh, g- gain a, a decent amount of money to keep the lights on and, and pay for the wine, uh, to become the blood of Christ and so forth.

How does the money work relative to Rome? Is each parish obligated to send a certain tithing to Rome? If a, a parish gets in trouble, does, does Rome, with their billions of dollars, send money to the local parish?

How do you feel about that, Father?

Well, we have to get them to be ordained so it makes it official, Walter, of course.

But anyway, listen, anything is possible.

And I certainly believe that it is strongly possible that there could be evil.

Because look at the world today.

Look at our own country.

There's such anger,

I think it's pretty peaceful right now.

Have you ever witnessed an exorcism, actually witnessed one?

I have never witnessed an exorcism, and as far as I know, I do not believe my own diocese has an exorcist, but it could be, and I'm not even sure by canon law, theologically, if every diocese, archdiocese, has an exorcist per se.

I would strongly suspect that And I would think without question that the major dioceses throughout the country, like Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York City, would certainly have at least one exorcist, a priest, who would be wholly beyond, he would be a holy man, a man dedicated to serving Christ with his whole heart, mind, and soul.

If I were a bishop, that's whom I would choose.

I would say to myself, who is the holiest priest? And that's the man that I would choose to fight Satan with.

through the beautiful form of

Father Drucker, go ahead and tell us about that award.

I'm from Pennsylvania, and I've never been honored with a proclamation of the state.

Have you ever witnessed an exorcism, actually witnessed one? I have never

witnessed an exorcism And as far as I know, I do not believe my own diocese has an exorcist, but it could be.

And I'm not even sure by canon law, theologically, if every diocese, archdiocese, has an exorcist per se.

I would strongly suspect, and I would think without question, that the major dioceses throughout the country, like Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York City... would certainly have at least one exorcist, a priest, who would be holy beyond...

He would be a holy man, a man dedicated to serving Christ with his whole heart, mind, and soul.

If I were a bishop, that's whom I would choose.

I would say to myself, who is the holiest priest? And that's the man that I would choose to fight Satan with.

Father Drucker, go ahead and tell us about that award.