Straight Talk on Vatican II
The Modernist Errors of
the Second Vatican Council
Sermon Series by Bp. Donald Sanborn
The false pope Paul VI during Vatican II (1962-65)
Restoration Radio has launched a new radio program called “From the Pulpit”, in which are presented some of the finest sermons and conferences by traditional Catholic clergymen, specifically on the errors of the Novus Ordo Religion and the truth of the Catholic Faith.
The first five shows present a series of sermons given many years ago by Bp. Donald Sanborn on the modernism of Vatican II. Delivered in his incredibly powerful style, Sanborn’s presentation of the errors of the council and the new religion it engendered is refreshingly clear and easy to follow. Click on the links below to access each show. We promise that even if you do not agree with the position taken by Bp. Sanborn, you will find these sermons extremely insightful and informative.
The Sermons on Vatican II
- Episode 1: “Substantial or Accidental Changes?” & “The Fundamental Error of Vatican II”
- Episode 2: “Ecumenism” & “Liturgical Changes of Vatican II”
- Episode 3: “Doctrinal Errors of Vatican II (Overview)” & “The Heresy of Lumen Gentium”
- Episode 4: “The Errors of the Decree on Ecumenism” & “The Error of Religious Liberty”
- Episode 5: “The Error of Collegiality” & “Evil Disciplines Regarding Ecumenism” & “False Doctrine and Evil Disciplines Regarding Marriage”
Say a prayer for all those involved in making these audio recordings and broadcasts available. They provide an invaluable service.
Similar Restoration Radio Broadcasts available:
- 50 Years of Vatican II: A Review of the Modernist Errors of the Second Vatican Council (3 hours)
- Traditional Catholics and Devotion to the Pope: Can we “Recognize and Resist”?
- The Legacy of “Pope” Benedict XVI (1): Ratzinger the Theologian (1950-2005)
- The Legacy of “Pope” Benedict XVI (2): Ratzinger the “Pope” (2005-2013)
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