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Defend Jesus: Whom to Contact at the Olympics!

Summary of "Defend Jesus: Whom to Contact at the Olympics!"

Short Summary:

This video transcript expresses outrage and concern over the perceived blasphemous elements in the opening ceremony of the Olympics. The speaker argues that the ceremony mocked Christian beliefs and symbols, including the Last Supper, the Book of Revelation, and the Catholic Church. He encourages viewers to contact the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the French Ambassador, and NBC News to voice their disapproval. The speaker emphasizes the importance of defending faith and resisting secularism, urging viewers to pray and take action.

Detailed Summary:

Section 1: Introduction and Condemnation of Blasphemy

• The speaker begins by stating that blasphemy is the worst sin, citing Thomas Aquinas.
• He condemns the Olympic opening ceremony for its alleged blasphemous elements, including the depiction of a golden calf, mockery of the Last Supper, and the presence of drag queens resembling the Apostles.
• He argues that these elements represent a deliberate attack on Jesus Christ and the Catholic faith.

Section 2: The Secular World's Attack on Catholicism

• The speaker asserts that the secular world is determined to exterminate Catholicism, which he sees as the last bastion against abortion, same-sex marriage, transgenderism, and the destruction of religious liberty.
• He highlights the recent statements made by Catholic bishops condemning the opening ceremony.

Section 3: Call to Action and Contact Information

• The speaker urges viewers to contact the IOC, the French Ambassador, and NBC News to express their disapproval.
• He provides specific contact information for each organization.
• He argues that a large-scale response could generate media attention and force a change.

Section 4: The Nature of Evil and the Importance of Prayer

• The speaker discusses the nature of evil, stating that it is no longer embodied by Lucifer but by those who have lost their faith.
• He emphasizes the importance of daily prayer to maintain faith and resist evil.
• He cites the example of Cardinal McCarrick, who lost his faith after stopping prayer.

Section 5: Conclusion and Call to Prayer

• The speaker concludes by calling for prayer and reparation for the sins committed against the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
• He expresses hope that France, as the "eldest daughter of the church," will return to God.
• He urges viewers to defend their faith and to take action against blasphemy.

Notable Quotes:

• "Every sin is slight compared to blasphemy because that is because blasphemy is a sin against God directly which is greater than even sins against our neighbor."
• "Catholicism is the last group that you can discriminate against without repercussion."
• "The evil one is no longer Lucifer... he's no longer that because he no longer brings the light Jesus does."
• "If you don't pray every day you will lose your faith you will dim you will become like Lucifer."
• "Let us not accept such blasphemy against our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ amen."