After viewing a video I saw a link that seemed interesting from 2010.  The linked video was one of the Michael Voris videos from his Church Militant website:



The title is, "Is Obama Muslim?"  What I found interesting was that Voris complains that there is no standard to what it means to be a Christian and that Obama can be thought a Christian because, seemingly, anyone who claims to be a Christian is, in most people's minds, a Christian even if a person absolutely denies many aspects that are essential to the faith.

The reason I found this interesting is that Voris applies the very same criteria he complains about in society in regards to generic "Christianity" to the Catholic Church.  He will allow that anyone who claims to be Catholic is, by that definition alone, a Catholic even if, as in the case of Bergoglio and most (if not all) of the Conciliar hierarchy, the absolutely deny the doctrines and dogmas of the Catholic Church.

As I said, I just found this interesting.  Whether anyone else will or not, I don't know.

I resist Voris.  What I do find interesting, off the subject, is Fr. Walker was shot 11 times, the FSSP in Phoenix, June 11.  In Four Marks and the media says nothing.

It is a local story only.  Now, had Father Walker shot and killed the perpetrator, that might have made the news--if the perpetrator was black (I don't know anything about the man other than that he has been arrested).

You have to remember the media's agenda.  Stories that don't fit aren't told.