Transgender Saints? A Catholic Response
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Were some Catholic saints actually transgender—and has the Church simply refused to acknowledge it? Nonsense! And I'm attacking this argument with a war hammer.
See my article here, for a prelude to this livestream. It'll get your fire started
What happens when Catholic saints are retrofitted into modern gender ideology—and a Catholic priest helps promote the claim?
In this episode of FireBranded, I respond to an article arguing that Catholics should look to saints who supposedly “defied gender norms.” I look at the historical examples being used, including Joan of Arc, and ask whether the evidence actually supports the conclusions being suggested.
I also revisit a similar controversy involving Father James Martin and explain why I think the same basic argument is being recycled again.
Then, in the second half of the show, I turn to another question that has been bothering me: How do we actually bring young people back into the Church?
I push back on the constant language of “listening,” “accompaniment,” and dialogue and argue that what young Catholics are really looking for is something much more substantial: identity, purpose, formation, clear teaching, and leadership.
00:00 Fired Up Intro and Topics
01:58 Jesuit Reposts Gender Claims
21:04 Debunking Saints in NCR Article
44:24 The Tie In Saints Misused
53:23 Calling Out Latin Mass Fix
01:06:32 Listening Church Execution Fail
01:16:12 Youth Need Clarity Leadership
01:27:59 Wrap Up Prayer Advice Platform