Barnhardt Podcast Barnhardt Podcast Episode #235 Prevost is an Antipope. Let's talk.
Sep 23, 2025
Dr. Edmund Mazza, a Ph.D. and expert on ecclesial issues, joins to present a compelling case for why Robert Prevost is considered an antipope. They explore the implications of capital punishment as a form of mercy, while debating the moral stakes and historical precedents regarding bishops and doctrinal crises. Mazza also highlights apparent contradictions within Prevost's public statements and his support for controversial teachings. The discussion emphasizes the necessity for discernment in the face of modern heresies and the call for action among the faithful.
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Execution As A Final Medicinal Opportunity
- Hosts claim capital punishment can prompt repentance by clarifying imminent consequences.
- They argue withholding execution can deny the offender a final medicinal opportunity to convert.
Foiled Attack On St. Michael's Abbey
- Edmund recounts a foiled plot where a man traveled cross-country to attack St. Michael's Abbey.
- The suspect proclaimed himself the 'angel of death' and carried heavy weapons, showing rising threats to monasteries.
Private Revelations Frame Current Crisis
- The hosts cite private Marian prophecies predicting 'servile doubtful popes' before great tribulation.
- They use these prophecies to contextualize contemporary claims of multiple antipopes.
