Robert Sarah

Um, who wrote it? I should have looked it up beforehand.

Uh, he was a, he's a Cardinal Sarah, I believe it is.

He wrote the book about silence and it's really, really good because it talks about the necessity of silence and why we need silence from a physiological perspective, but also from a, we need to talk to God in the silence.

Okay.

So it references the fleetingness of all things, lack of any true profit from human labor, the monotony of time, and the brevity of human memory, because over time our memory fades.

Cardinal Sarah once said in an interview that the profound crisis that the Church is experiencing in the world, and especially in the West, is the fruit of the forgetting of God.

If our first concern is not God, then everything else collapses.

At the root of all crises, anthropological, political, social, cultural, geopolitical, there is the forgetting of the primacy of God.

You know, it just made me think about the book, I think it's called The Power of Silence-

Yeah, Cardinal Sarah

... by Robert Cardinal Sarah, and he talks about this dictatorship of noise.

And I think those of us that are Catholic really blow the opportunity to be in the presence of Almighty God.

You know, I have a habit to make a visit daily to the Blessed Sacrament-

Uh, we're also gonna be talking about the Latin Mass.

I wanna quote Cardinal J- uh, Robert Sarah saying that the church cannot declare war on the Latin Mass.

Also, good news, a bishop in West Virginia, wait till you hear what he has to say regarding his concern for the salvation of souls.

He's making the Latin Mass available for a very good reason, and we'll talk about that.

And two things.

Two things.

One, Cardinal Robert Sarah, who I've read many books of his, he said it a couple weeks back that the church cannot declare war on the Latin Mass.

He said it.