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Bishop Joseph E. Strickland: The Crisis of Forgetting – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

Bishop Joseph E. Strickland: The Crisis of Forgetting

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By Bishop Joseph E. Strickland, Bishop Emeritus, Pillars of Faith, May 15, 2026

The crisis of our age is not merely rebellion against truth. It is the slow training of souls to forget it.

Not all at once. Not through open hatred of Christ in every case. Not always through direct attacks against the Church. The enemy has learned a quieter strategy, a more subtle corruption. If souls can be taught to forget, then eventually they will surrender truths they once would have died defending.

And so we find ourselves living through a crisis of forgetting.

A forgetting of who Jesus Christ is.
A forgetting of why He came.
A forgetting of what He taught.
A forgetting of what He suffered.
A forgetting of what the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass truly is.
A forgetting of why souls must be saved.
A forgetting of sin.
A forgetting of judgment.
A forgetting of eternity. …

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