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December
31, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 430 |
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New
Year's Eve at
RNJ - 1984 -
Lux Radio
Theater - 1955
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Happy
New Year! Gather 'round the
crackling fire with Brian and
Sally, as they ring in the new
year in the new Christmas
sweaters they got for each
other, drinking David Icke's
killer egg nog, and listening
to -- you guessed it -- smooth
jazz. But that's only a
warm up for what they have in
store once you folks have
joined the party. Then
it's on to our traditional
retelling of that most
cautionary of all cautionary
tales, George Orwell's
1984. It is "Theater of
the Mind" at it's finest, and
with a twist, as this version
of 1984 is done by Lux Radio
Theater Australia.
That's right, mate! And to
make it a truly international
event, the star of this show
is none other than that scary
man himself, Mr. Vincent
Price. Winston Smith was
never more erudite and
polished in his speech, at
least until the Room 101
scene, but why spoil it for
those who haven't heard
it? That's 1984 up ahead
in 2022. What better way
to start off the new year than
with this classic that
predicted it all? |
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December
30, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 435 |
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That's
right. That John
MacArthur. He seems like a
very nice man, really. Your
basic, believing mid 20th
century Protestant pastor; a
man who would cause nary a
ripple of controversy if it
was but 60 years ago. But,
alas, it is not. Therefore,
this rather grandfatherly
appearing old duffer finds
himself in all kinds of hot
water with the hand ringing
media and religious
establishment, due to his
audacious habit of calling out
sin for what it is. Just the
kind of teacher Chaplain Phil
is going to turn to provide
your edification here
concerning the Magi. And
that's no non sequitur,
because what the naysayers
tend to overlook is that John
MacArthur is also a sound
teacher of Scripture, and he
isn't afraid to call out sin
when he's doing that, either.
An interesting night ahead.
And one more spiritually
charged than the appearance of
a little white haired old man
in a business suit might
indicate. And, with John
MacArthur as our grand finale,
Magi Week comes to a close. Or
does it? Tune in next week to
see what new adventures lie
ahead!
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December
29, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 434 |
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Welcome
back for another in this
series of programs on the
Magi! Tonight we conclude
Chuck Missler's epic
presentation on the Christmas
Story, focusing more on the
subject itself and less on the
background needed to bring it
to life for post modern
audiences. As for our petty
griefs and struggles here at
RNJ, we have set them aside,
realized that which is truly
important in our relationships
with each other, and come to a
new understanding of the joys
and hopes inherent in the
person of the Christ Child. In
the end, it matters little on
what day Jesus was born into
the world. The important
day is that day on which He is
born into your heart.
That is where Christmas truly
takes place. And it is a
wise man indeed who knows the
One True Shepherd when he
encounters Him.
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December
28, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 433 |
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Magi
Week. All these years in the
making. I guess you can't
blame us here at RNJ if things
get a little tense this week.
It's just the creative process
and all that. Tonight and
tomorrow night, we have Chuck
Missler teaching more
generally about Christmas, so
you'll better see how the Magi
fit into the bigger picture.
And Chaplain Phil still claims
that Christ was born on
December 25, and the calendar
and the Church still say he's
right. And why does the
Church take so much flack over
the calendar when it was Pope
Gregory the Great who fixed
it? It was the Romans that had
made such a mess of things.
They did this with everything,
that little trial before
Pilate being as good an
example as any.
Regardless, Chaplain Phil is
right that studying Christmas
after Christmas is a capital
idea. And, after this
week, it really will be time
to pull the lights down and
drag the tree out to the
curb. Stay tuned.
Like Johnny used to say, "More
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December
27, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 432 |
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Magi
Week continues here on RNJ,
and tonight we feature a
doubleheader from Rick
Renner. First up is "Who
Were the Magi?" A fair
question to say the least and
one that Chaplain Phil chimes
in on as well. The Magi are no
where and everywhere -- you
know, that sort of thing. As
for the second offering, it's
"The Value of the Magi's
Gifts," in which we learn that
the value of said gifts was
outstanding, and Rick Renner
explains not only why that was
so, but why it is also
significant. Bottom line
is, it seems as though no one
disrespects the King of King,
and Lord of Lords, the way His
own do. And Chaplain
Phil is wont to point out the
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December
26, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 431 |
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It's
Magi Week here on RNJ! All the
proof you need that Chaplain
Phil has turned over a new
leaf with the turning over of
the calendar page to a new
year, and he has resolved to
produce all of the programs he
has been putting off for the
last few decades. For example,
this Magi project has been in
the works since the mid 90's.
That's when he did the
research for it. Wait long
enough and there will be other
intrepid scholars who do the
same leg work, make the same
discoveries, and Chaplain Phil
ends up being host for a week
while they present their work.
He may be crazy, and he may be
lazy, but you can't call him
stupid. Anyway, there is much
to learn about the Magi, and
it begins here tonight with
one such presentation by Andy
Reese. Stay tuned! A great
week lies ahead. You're about
to see that they don't call it
"Epiphany" for nothing! |
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December
23, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 680 |
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What
better way to wish you a
Merry Christmas than with
this wonderful and
wondrous presentation on
the Star of Bethlehem by
Frederick Larson? Here is
one man's journey to find
out what it really was and
what it truly meant, and
on this sojourn through
time and space, what God
taught him far exceeded
any expectations he might
have had going into it.
God truly does reward
those who diligently seek
Him, and when Mr. Larson
sought after the story of
history's most famous
star, he discovered not
only the story of the
birth of Jesus written in
the cosmos, but also that
of His death and our
salvation. Anyone who
still believes that
science and faith are
irreconcilable opposites
will have this viewpoint
challenged in no uncertain
terms in this hour with
Frederick Larson, as he
presents his case in a way
that allows the evidence
to speak for itself, which
it most certainly does.
God has revealed Himself
in spectacular fashion
when one knows where and
when to look. And science,
when applied correctly and
not treated as a religion
onto itself, can be
particularly useful in
describing the details of
this revelation to the
more scientifically minded
among us. It's simple
enough, really. A
simulated universe demands
a Simulator. And as our
vision of reality has
expanded to grasp at least
a basic understanding of a
multi-layered,
multi-dimensional
existence in which
anything is truly
possible, and Whoever is
behind it all can make of
it what He will, then we
should wonder all the more
why One such as this would
choose to become one of
us, and die that He might
save us from our very
selves. That's the great
mystery to it all. That He
did do this isn't the
question and never has
been. And that's what Fred
Larson is going to prove
to you tonight.
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December
22, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 679 |
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Good
evening and welcome to the
Sixth Hour. This is RNJ News
Director, Brian Helix,
stepping away from "The
Doomsday Beat," so as to offer
you this ray of hope that
shines down through time to us
from that magical and mystical
night in which Christ was
born. Why, it even shines down
into this lost and jaded world
where so few remain who
actually anticipate His soon
return. And more's the pity,
for that is the very message
of Christmas for our day that
must not be lost in the howl
and din of the culture
collapsing all about us. Once
we truly accept He Who comes
as the humble babe in the
manger, then so too do we
fervently embrace He Who comes
as the all conquering King of
Kings and Lord of Lords. And
if Christ came once when the
people of Planet Earth were in
their darkest hour, and in so
doing rescued his fallen
people from the evil, human
world they had succumbed to,
then should we not suppose
that He will do the same for
us? Indeed, is this not the
very thing that God has
promised us about the end
times, and has He not done so
since the very beginning? He
has! And all one has to do to
see this prophecy fulfilled is
endure in Christ as He has so
instructed. For who is it
among us who truly knows
Jesus, who doesn't also know
that these days are those last
days, about which He so often
spoke? We're surely aware of
it here at RNJ! And we do our
best to make you likewise
aware on a daily basis. So,
don't let the world fool you.
"The Doomsday Beat" may lead
us into some pretty dark
places, but that's just all
the more reason to reflect
upon the season, and pray for
Christ to come, just like they
did back then. Their prayers
were answered. And ours will
be too. You'll see.
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December
21, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 195 |
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Christmas
just wouldn't be the same
without this wonderful radio
version of the Dickens
classic! An annual affair
performed live back in the
day, this is the 1939 version
of The Mercury Theater's A
Christmas Carol, and, as
always, Lionel Barrymore in
the person of Ebenezer Scrooge
is the star of the show.
Host and moderator Orson
Welles also provides the
narration, and the whole
shebang is sponsored by The
Campbell Soup Company.
Next to the infamous "War of
the Worlds" broadcast of 1938,
this is the piece from The
Mercury Theater post-modern
folks are most familiar
with. Orson Welles'
movies always seemed to be
like radio dramas with moving
pictures, The Third Man
perhaps being the most notable
example that comes to
mind. Even Citizen
Kane has that air of
radio about it. Regardless,
the man was at his best when
working in the "Theater of the
Mind," and The Mercury Theater
is that at its best.
It's not fair to say Orson
Welles invented it. But
surely the argument can be
made that he came as close as
any to perfecting it. A
steaming hot cup of Campbell's
Cream of Tomato Soup and a
grilled cheese sandwich are
the perfect fare for this
performance tonight.
Lights down, volume up!
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December
20, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 194 |
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Christmastime
continues here at RNJ, and,
once again tonight, we've
warmed up Grandpa's old
Coronado and we're extending
the invitation to again join
us for another classic
Christmas program from America
(and Radio's) glorious
past. Yes, It's a
Wonderful Life. The 1946
classic film, adapted for
radio by the folks who did it
best: Lux Radio Theater.
Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed
return to their original
roles, and, once again, the
magic of radio takes over and
you are transported back to
Bedford Falls, New York in
those heady days after the
war, when every American
thought the world was his
oyster, just like George
Bailey thought it was
his. He was wrong about
that, and so was everyone
else. But still, in the end,
just like Dorothy
said,"There's no place like
home." That's the real lesson
here. Join lovable old Uncle
Billy, the evil Mr. Potter,
the angelic Clarence, and, of
course, George and Mary Bailey
and their family, for It's
a Wonderful Life,
Theater of the Mind
style. Hot cocoa is
ready. Lights out.
Here we go! |
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December
19, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 193 |
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It's
Christmastime at RNJ, that
time when we take pause to
reflect on God's graces and
gifts, especially that
greatest of all gifts, the
gift of redemption in the
person of the Christ Child.
And so, as this Advent draws
to a close, we invite your
family to gather with ours
around Grandpa's old 1937
Coronado 810 Console, and
listen to this classic
Christmas tale that reflects a
better and happier time in
America. Lux Radio Theater
invested in the magic of radio
by producing then current
motion pictures as hour long
radio programs. As much
as possible, original cast
members recreated their roles,
and the production values and
quality were remarkable by the
standards of any day. Truly,
the magic of radio in action.
This production of Miracle on
34th Street was produced in
1947. It stars Maureen O'Hara,
John Payne, Natalie Wood and
Edmund Gwenn in the roles they
made legendary. The
Magic Tuning Eye indicates the
Old Coronado is warmed and
ready! Enjoy! |
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December
16, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 678 |
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Good
evening. Welcome to the
Sixth Hour. More
specifically welcome to
the Doomsday Beat, wherein
on Friday night, yours
truly, Brian Helix,
presents yet another
example of how
we just might find ourselves
done in one day soon.
Tonight, it isn't heavenly
bodies hurtling through the
cosmos, but the ancient and
evil one, hurled down from
heaven, and taking his wrath
out upon any upon the earth
who would dare recognize
Christ as King. The devil is
such an evil bastard that
it's hard to believe any
sensible person would fall
for his lies, and Antichrist
-- the subject and star of
this program tonight -- is
presented as merely the chip
off of this old block, and
we wonder the same thing.
Why, one would have to be
either terminally stupid, or
outright insane, to fall for
such outlandish lies as
this! Or evil to the core to
perpetrate such mayhem upon
one's fellow human souls.
Perhaps one just has to be
soulless himself and allow
the devil to fill that void
where the human spirit
should reside. That's who
and what the Antichrist is;
a being filled with Satan as
the person of Jesus is
filled with God, and here he
is depicted as raising up an
end time army of like
minded, and similarly
soulless creatures, to wreck
havoc upon the hapless
people of God. The first
sobering revelation as this
takes place all around us is
how many of them there are.
You may have noticed the
Nazis and the Commies never
seem to have any trouble
finding plenty of volunteers
who are willing to do their
bidding and torment others.
And you don't have to be
Nostradamus to predict where
all this is taking us
either.
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December
15, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 677 |
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Good
evening and welcome to the
Sixth Hour. This is RNJ News
Director Brian Helix, earning
his reputation, as well as his
keep, by drawing your
attention to the special
presentation we have for you
tonight. If you don't know
Whitney Webb, you're about to.
And you'll surely find her
unforgettable, as she proves
to be a veritable fountain of
facts concerning a full range
of topics, deftly weaving in
and out of conspiracies, and
the theories thereof, while
linking it all up, from
Jeffery Epstein, to all the
corruption in the very bowels
of the US government. Then
it's on to the globalists, and
the diabolical goals of the
eugenicists and
trans-humanists running the
show. The youngish Ms. Webb
accomplishes all of this with
a polish that belies her
tender age of 33 years, and
does so at the prompting of
veteran interviewer Glenn
Beck, as he keeps the fire
stoked with the occasional
question, and manages to stay
out of the way most of the
time, as his guest keeps the
train of revelation roaring
down the track at a breakneck
pace. Whitney's the authoress
of the book, One
Nation Under Blackmail, and
she has been a professional
writer, researcher and
journalist since 2016. She has
written for several websites
and, from 2017 to 2020, was a
staff writer and senior
investigative reporter for Mint
Press News. She
currently writes for The
Last American Vagabond.
If you want to get up to speed
on what's really happening in
our world, then you won't want
to miss this dynamite
interview. And if this is the
first you've heard of Whitney
Webb, it won't take you long
to figure out that it
certainly won't be the last.
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December
14, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 676 |
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Father
Chad Ripperger is always a fun
guy to have around, belying
the reputation of exorcists,
which is that they are too
weird and spooky to hang out
with. The guys on Contra
Mundum Media,
Christopher Lawrence, and his
erstwhile sidekick, Doug
Ernst, are clearly delighted
to spend this hour with the
fabulous Father Chad, as this
broadcast marks the reboot of
their program after some sort
of hiatus or other,
and how do you beat scoring
the most famous exorcist the
Church has produced since the
legendary Fr. Gabriel Amorth
as your first guest? The short
answer is, of course, "You
don't!" And the proof is in
the hour you are going to get
to spend with Father Chad and
the boys, as the conversation
ranges from ghosts to vampires
to video games, and you'll
discover spiritual insights
into areas where you didn't
even think there were
spiritual insights to be had.
In the end, it's not so much
the entities that do the evil
as it is the attitude one
brings to the table with them.
The devil can only do the
damage one allows him to, and
an ounce of prevention in
spiritual affairs is always
worth a pound of cure, just as
it works out in more temporal
matters. Keep your heart pure,
and maintain a spiritual
balance in your life through
prayer and sacramental
participation in the Life of
Christ, and you'll be okay.
Stay after the beam in your
own eye and you can trust God
to go after all the splinters
you've been so worried about
in the eyes of others. It's
all simple enough to
understand, really. It's just
curious that it's all so hard
to follow.
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December
13, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 675 |
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Nobody
understands CERN like Anthony
Patch, and in this interview
with Paul McGuire, he delves
into the deeper spiritual
aspects of it all in a way
that is as fascinating as it
is terrifying. Nowhere else on
earth is man more openly and
obviously in direct
communication with diabolic
forces and entities, and one
need look no further than the
statue of Shiva, and the pagan
rites and rituals that go on
there, to see the hellish
landscape that exists beyond
the thin (and thinning) veil
that they have rent. It is a
vision of our immediate future
upon this planet, and it
contains horrors heretofore
unimaginable and
incomprehensible; horrors
which are, at this moment,
manifesting in this world for
the purpose of drawing us into
the vortex that pulls humanity
irresistibly, and unavoidably,
down, down, down, into the
fiery maw of the bottomless
pit. Amazing isn't it? The
more "scientific" man gets,
the more "medieval" it all
sounds, and the more
"biblical" it all gets! The
devil was the first mad
scientist among us, and the
inspiration for all of the
rest. He's been drawing
hapless humans into these
incredibly intricate mazes and
traps for eons, and he'll do
it until there's not a one of
us left. His blood lust is
insatiable, and the only thing
that exceeds his fury towards
us is his hatred for God. As
Anthony Patch tells us, the
goal of CERN is to harness the
powers of creation for the
purpose of killing God. Keep
in mind that the devil has
already tried this at the
Cross and it didn't work.
Indeed, it is the very act of
history that has brought us to
where we are today:
contemplating our impending
doom, as the stupid ponder how
it is such a good God can let
such bad things happen to such
good people. |
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December
12, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 674 |
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In UFO's
1973, J. Michael Long
makes a strong case for
America's most overlooked UFO
flap being the impetus for the
paradigm shift concerning the
"extraterrestrial presence"
that took place during the
1970's. Think about it. By the
end of that decade, the old
Star Trek space opera from the
1960's had achieved the cult
like status that it still
enjoys to this day, and George
Lucas and Steven Spielberg
were riding the crest of this
space craze all the way to the
bank with such blockbusters as
Star Wars, E.T. the
Extraterrestrial, and Close
Encounters of the Third Kind.
For almost anyone who has
grown up on Planet Earth since
the second world war, it isn't
a matter of "if" one has seen
these motion pictures, but how
many times. The transformation
this has wrought in American,
Western, and even in the
global culture at large,
concerning our shared
perceptions of the nature of
the larger reality in which we
live, has been virtually
immeasurable. And, perhaps
most disconcerting of all,
this vast change that took
place in how we view our place
in the cosmos (not to mention
the very cosmos itself) is
almost imperceptible until we
go back and look at the
causative agent for it in
retrospective, which is
exactly what J. Michael Long
does in this outstanding and
thought provoking little
documentary. The Vietnam
War and Watergate seem to have
receded into history as such
earthly events do, yet the
extraterrestrial presence
haunts all that goes on in
this world today more so than
ever. Disclosure is proving to
be a two edged sword, and
those who have pushed so hard
for it should consider that,
oftentimes in life, when one
gets what one wants, one
doesn't always want what one
gets. And just because the
"space brothers" say they're
benevolent doesn't make it so.
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December
10, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 673 |
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Good
evening and welcome to the
Sixth Hour. This is RNJ News
Director, Brian Helix,
inviting you to stayed tuned
for this "must hear" interview
that Mike Adams conducts with
Steve Quayle. You know, it's
been nearly a year since we've
heard from these two
gentlemen, and let's just say
they haven't become any more
optimistic about the future
prospects for humanity. Quite
the contrary. Their claim is
that we've entered what is
known as the "kill grid,"
which is a clever turn of
phrase that translates roughly
to mass annihilation for
almost everyone. Steve lays
claim to being one of the
original preppers, and Lord
knows that's how Mike makes a
living. Survivalism requires
more bravado than it used to,
since surviving nowadays is
more a matter of staving off
the inevitable than it is
establishing a new,
post-apocalyptic, off the grid
civilization, based upon 25
year storable food, solar
generators, and our ancestors
plucky will to succeed and
prosper. Although they somehow
managed to do so without a
"Fighter Flare Flashlight" or
"Patriot Power Supply." Other
than the rather ongoing
infomercial that these two do
for themselves and their own
productions and products, the
information provided at the
same time suggests that
prepping for doomsday is
rather like bringing your own
life-preserver aboard the
Titanic. It brings a certain
peace of mind as long as one
doesn't have to actually use
it to bob about in the
freezing waters of the North
Atlantic. We believe our
advice remains sound. In light
of what you will hear tonight,
we continue to suggest that
you get right with God and get
to know Jesus. That way,
you'll recognize Him when you
meet Him in person. And don't
worry. He'll surely know who
you are.
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December
09, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 672 |
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Good
evening and welcome to the
Sixth Hour. It is indeed,
yours truly, Brian Helix, who
is only too pleased to report
that this is not another
edition of the Doomsday Beat.
Far from it. In fact, what you
are about to hear tonight will
surely soar much higher than
some imaginary scenario in
which God's judgment falls on
hapless humanity in the form
of some sort of
mega-catastrophe or other.
Perhaps a combination of all
of them at once is in order,
as that seems surely to be
where we are headed. But not
tonight. Tonight we turn to
what might seem like an
unlikely source for this
teaching on the Trinitarian
nature of reality, as we
present this offering from the
venerable History Channel's
"Ancient Aliens" series,
titled aptly enough, "The
Mysterious Power of Three."
Perhaps most interesting of
all is the way they skate past
the Christian (think here
Catholic) aspects of the
nature of the Triune God as if
the revealed perspective is
merely another to be
considered along with the
Hindu and the Buddhist. Truth
is, it is the deeper
understanding of the Godhead
that is revealed in the Person
and teachings of Jesus that
unlocks our true understanding
of all of the other
traditions, which have sought
to interpret God in human
terms. What infuriates the
other world religions is
Christianity's refusal to
surrender God on these human
terms, while claiming instead
to preserve a view of man that
claims to come from He
Himself. The others think it
would be nice if all the
religions could form into one
that would unite us in our
humanity, and so point us
towards the divinity. The
lesson of the Cross is that
it's already been attempted,
and this was the end result.
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08, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
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Good
evening and welcome to the
Sixth Hour. This is Sally
Belle-Époque, inviting you
to join me for what I guess
we could say has become a
regular Thursday night
feature: Marian Apparitions
with Miss Sally. And, of
course, Miss Mary. You rock,
girl friend. Sorry. I just
get carried away listening
to these tales of kids who
encounter the Mother of God.
Like we hear about tonight,
and like we heard about last
week in the story of Our
Lady of Beauraing. In fact,
the appearances at Banneux
began almost immediately
after those at Beauraing,
and both were poor villages
yet to recover from the
ravages of the first world
war, as the second loomed
large over the horizon in
the exact scenario Our Lady
of Fatima had predicted back
in 1917. In retrospect, it's
pretty easy to see how
inter-related this all was,
and those who claim that
heaven isn't active in the
affairs that take place here
on earth are also the ones
who deny the supernatural
nature of these appearances.
Then there are the
Evangelicals, who claim that
all of these apparitions are
merely the work of the
devil, though they fail to
explain just how that works,
since there is no one more
actively opposed to his
agenda than she is. Maybe
the lesson that goes
unlearned in all of this is
simply that with the power
of heaven on our side, and
showing itself, the devil
really has nothing on God,
and there is no reason for
anyone anywhere to succumb
to the evils of his world,
when the everlasting
treasures of the next are so
close. And appearing
nightly. The message is
actually quite simple when
you think about it. It isn't
God who has deserted us.
It's the other way around.
Why He wants us back is the
big mystery, and I guess it
takes a Mother's love to
explain it.
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December
07, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 670 |
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When you
get past Hollywood and all of
the previous literary
interpretations of the vampire
legends, what remains as
historical fact is what is
truly terrifying. When
the aristocrats and movers and
shakers of our world are
accused of such base
atrocities as trafficking in
children for the purposes of
their own sexual and bestial
gratifications, then you
should know that this is a
long standing tradition going
back to far ancient times.
You'll hear all about this,
and much more, in this episode
from Monsters Among Us
that deals with the history of
vampirism, and does so in a
way that doesn't dismiss the
historical roots in reality
this horror truly has. The
adrenochrome cults of today
are nothing new, they're just
a little more scientifically
sophisticated in their
understanding of the
underlying processes than were
their more gothic
counterparts. It's still the
same old horror, done for the
same old evil reasons, and if
one truly doubts that this
goes on in real time and in
real life today, then one
truly isn't paying attention.
All of these cults that prey
on sucking the life force from
the young and innocent have
their roots in the far ancient
past. It was the ancient pagan
cultures that spawned and
promoted all of this that were
put to death with Christ at
the Cross, and that we have,
in our time, allowed this
great evil to arise from its
grave, and stalk the world
once more, is the horror movie
that is playing out all around
us. And unless the Church
awakens from its current, sin
induced stupor in time to
return Christ to power so He
can put this horror back in
its grave and put a stake
through it's heart, then the
world is doomed to succumb to
it until He returns and takes
matters into His Own nail
pierced hands. That's the part
they didn't tell you on Monsters
Among Us, which is,
after all, why you have us
along.
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December
06, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 669 |
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We
always approach these
"Nostradamus Effect" offerings
from the History Channel for
their humor value as much as
anything else, and just as
often, we end up surprised at
how thoroughly researched and
well presented they are. No
exception here tonight, as we
offer up for your inspection,
"Fatima's Lost Prophecy," with
no caveats and few
reservations. Actually, two of
the Catholic experts that are
called upon are Father Andrew
Apostoli and Brother Michael
Dimond, whose work we've used
before, and with the World
Apostolate of Fatima also well
represented, the Catholic
nature of the message comes
through loud and clear. Much
more so, in fact, than in most
of the garbled garbage that
has come out of the Vatican
concerning all of this.
Prepare to be pleasantly
surprised, as the ground work
is laid, and the infamous
Third Secret is explained and
speculated upon in the usual
ways, and, in the end, no one
is disrespected and everyone
can go home happy. This
includes the Blessed Mother
herself, who is, perhaps, a
little less revered as the
Mother of God than in similar
Catholic productions, but is
surely accorded all the usual
courtesies due a
representative of God sent
from heaven. Adding to the fun
is the tone and timber of the
usual History Channel
histrionics, and that sense of
impending doom they imparted
to all of their "apocalyptic"
programs back in the year the
world ended, 2012. And here we
have yet another example that
supports our contention that
all they had wrong was the
year. In the time since, it's
almost as if the Francis
papacy itself has served to
reveal the Third Secret, and
the folks who worked on this
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December
05, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 668 |
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Going
back to the earliest days of
our recollection here on
Planet Earth, humanity has
been aware of two basic
traditions, and as long as
this has been so, the dilemma
has been which one to follow.
Offering the case for the cult
that worships the ancient
serpent, that one which we in
the Christian Tradition refer
to by a variety of names and
titles, including Satan and
the devil, is this
presentation, written by
Philip Gardiner and produced
by Walter Croyle for Reality
Films. This is ground we've
covered before, and, of
course, the take here is that
you've been propagandized by
the evil Christians
(particularly we evil
Catholics), into believing
that this reptilian race from
the depths of hell is
precisely that, when, in truth
and in fact, they are merely
benevolent space brothers,
come to elevate us to a new
level of consciousness. What
they neglect to mention is
that this "elevation of
consciousness" business is
precisely the same con these
creatures used to wreck the
antediluvian world that now
forms the basis for these
nebulous, and fanciful,
"legends" of Atlantis. Oh,
Atlantis was real alright. And
the gift that its utter
destruction at the hand of the
oft denied, One True God,
bestowed upon this world is
the seeds of our various
religions, sowed among the
scant survivors of the last
great cataclysm, and now grown
to fruition just in time for
the next. That's the other
part the serpent worshipers
don't tell you. And since this
is the same cult that has
taken over the Vatican, it's
not like you're going to hear
it from Pope Francis either. A
new age of enlightenment is
upon us alright, and, somehow,
it always ends up working out
this way. It always seems that
the light finally goes on,
just as all the lights go out
for good.
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December
02, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 667 |
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This is
Brian Helix. Welcome to The
Sixth Hour, where it seems I
find myself yet again pounding
the old Doomsday Beat. The
whole Doomsday thing starts to
get to you after awhile, you
know. It's kind of like being
electrocuted. It's painful,
but you just can't let go. And
that's especially true when it
comes to the "Mega Disaster"
of a major hurricane making a
dead-on strike on New York
City itself. I had intended to
produce this piece as a follow
up to Hurricane Ian
devastating Southwest Florida
back in September, but
Chaplain Phil was still
freaking out so much about
that whole business, that it
just didn't seem to be the
right time to cover what a
similar storm hitting the Big
Apple would do. Turns out it
does plenty, just as one might
expect, and none of it good.
It really does make you wonder
about all the geoengineering
and weather warfare you hear
about, since a nasty hurricane
is kind of like a wet nuking,
sans the radiation. A pretty
convenient way to start an
urban renewal project, which
is what happened in New
Orleans after Katrina.
Something to keep in mind as
the Battle for Southwest
Florida begins to heat
up. One would think all
of this should be the topic of
much debate, and no little
national concern, especially
for those who are sitting
ducks along our thousands of
miles of lovely, and
prohibitively expensive,
exposed US coastline. Maybe a
category five monster storm
directed at Martha's Vineyard
would get the attention of the
powers that be. No, I think
the History Channel gets it
right this time: New York City
is a much more dramatic target
and, God knows, all we ever
hear about those plucky New
Yorkers is that they can
handle anything that comes
their way. So, when it comes
to a mega disaster, major
hurricane, who better than
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December
01, 2022
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The Sixth Hour |
Program
No. 666 |
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So far
this week, our usual
Revelatory Excursion Into a
Deeper Radio Experience has
taken us down the Nazi rabbit
hole, then on to a deeper
examination of the origins of
the evil that caused it, and
then we followed that with
tales of the very denizens of
hell that make it all happen.
We are in need of a break from
all of this evil, and what
better place to find it than
in this delightful retelling
of the appearances of Our Lady
to five children in the
village of Beauraing, Belgium,
just prior to Hitler's rise to
power in the 1930's. What is
perhaps so unusual about this
series of 33 apparitions is
that there is no profound
vision of hell, or warnings of
impending doom, though doom
surely was impending in
the central Europe of the
early 30's. The message here
is more simple, though in its
own simple way no less
profound, than that received
by the three little seers of
Fatima a generation before. It
is the simple urging of she
who loves us, as she loves her
own Son, to persevere and
endure in our faith and in
that love. That's it. No
dramatics at all, or at least
none like would later be
witnessed at Garabandal and
Akita, not to mention other
various appearances too
numerous to mention. Too often
it is, we lose sight of the
deeper and yet more simple
truths of life. Perhaps, in
the end, there is nothing so
blessed as an ordinary day in
Ordinary Time, in which
nothing extraordinary happens
at all. When the Mother of God
chooses to appear on such a
day, with nothing much to say
other than to share the love
of God with us, it is
extraordinary alright, but in
an ordinary way. Like a day in
heaven without much going on.
Lord knows, we can all use one
of those days once in awhile.
And so here's one from us to
you tonight in the form of
this gentle little story of
the Apparition of Our Lady of
Beauraing.
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The
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RNJ Staff
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Chaplain
Phil
Chaplain Phil grew up
listening to alternative points of
view, and the underground
perspective, that characterized
late night AM and shortwave radio
in the 1960's. In the cold
winter months following the events
that transpired in Dallas on
November 22, 1963, he came to
realize that the death of
President Kennedy represented an
even deeper and more profound
tragedy - the death of the nation.
In the summer of 1964, he read None
Dare Call It Treason by
John Stormer and understood how
this had come to pass. He
was 10 years old.
Through
the ensuing years, he has followed
the flow of free information, as
what we now call the "mainstream
media" banished independent
Christian broadcasting, and honest
political thought, from the AM band to shortwave, then
to the internet, and now, in the
face of internet censorship, back
to shortwave. After a
lifetime of listening, he now
feels the time has come to
speak. His message is
simple. We are living in a
godless false reality created for
the purpose of destroying most of
us and enslaving the rest.
The
time of Revelation is here. Take
heart. For what is being
revealed is the eternal truth of
Jesus Christ.
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Brian Helix -
News Director
As
one of the BBC's "Young
Lions," Brian Helix was
known for his honest
reporting and take no
prisoners attitude towards
the truth. He is an
expert on conspiracies and
the theories thereof, both
modern and classic, and a
top flight investigative
journalist. He
brings these talents along
with his many others to
the post of News Director
here at RNJ.
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Sally
Belle-Époque - Production
Manager
Sally
Belle-Époque made her mark in both
video production and A.I. research
with the famed Hanson Robotics in
Hong Kong, and now brings her
varied talents and unique skills
to bear as Production Manager at
RNJ. Sally is a no nonsense
professional with all the Left
Coast flair and style her
background as a "Valley Girl"
would suggest - a Silicone Valley
Girl.
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Catholic
Pirate Radio
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What
is Catholic Pirate
Radio?
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Pirate
radio or a pirate
radio station is a
radio station that
broadcasts without a
valid license.
Catholic Pirate
Radio is broadcast
without the official
sanction or approval
of the Catholic
Church, any of its
connected agencies
or organizations, or
any member of its
hierarchical
structure (bishops,
cardinals, pope,
etc.).
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Queen of Catholic Pirate Radio
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"You
see, God expects His people
to do the ridiculous so
He can do the
miraculous." - Mother
Angelica
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Father
Coughlin
Father
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Mother Angelica: Queen
of Catholic Pirate Radio
Mother Mary Angelica
founded the EWTN television
network, and, more
significantly for my purposes
here, WEWN, a global shortwave
broadcast service with
transmitters located in
Irondale, Alabama. In
the 1990's, Mother Angelica
became one of the most
dominant Christian voices on
the shortwave bands, and WEWN
a torch that beamed her
message of the truth of
believing and faithful
Catholicism across the nation
and the world. She was a
major influence concerning my
conversion to the Catholic
Faith in 2002, and it is
truthful to say that my
formation as a Catholic took
place with her over many
nights of listening to the
most powerful voice on 41
meters. She gets much
credit for her pioneering work
in Catholic television, while
her savvy for international
shortwave broadcasting goes
largely unheralded and is just
as significant. It made
her a worldwide voice for the
faith rather than just an
American phenomenon, and paved
the way for the globalization
of EWTN.
Mother Angelica
earned the title of Queen of
Catholic Pirate Radio when she
publicly took on and disputed
the apostate Archbishop of Los
Angeles, Roger
Cardinal Mahony,
concerning the Real Presence
of Jesus in the Holy
Eucharist. While Mahony
was unleashing his wrath upon
Mother all the way to Rome,
it should also be noted that
he retreated quickly and
issued a statement taking
offense at her for daring to
question his belief in the
Real Presence. Thanks to
Mother's widespread and
profound media influence, I'm
sure a lot of bishops, cut
from the same cloth as
Mahoney, also thought twice
about peddling the "Spirit of
Vatican II" nonsense in an
overt way that might end up on
TV.
Here's some vintage
Mother for you:
I’m so tired of you
liberal Church in America!
And everything you’ve ever
done has gone in silence.
Nothing, nothing you’ve done
– from your witchcraft to
your enneagrams to your
centering prayer to all
this ‘earth
spirituality’ to replacing
holy water with sand to
destroying our churches and
closing churches that are
viable and ready to go…no,
this is not an accident.
We’ve swallowed this now for
thirty years. I’m tired of
it. We have swallowed enough
of your idea of God! You
have, really, no God,
no dogma, no doctrine,
and no authority, because
the only authority in the
Catholic Church is
our Holy Father and the
Magisterium, and you have
disclaimed that. You don’t
believe in the Eucharist,
you don’t believe in the
Immaculate Conception, you
don’t believe in the Virgin
Birth, you don’t believe in
Mary’s power of
intercession, you don’t
believe in religious life,
you don’t believe in being a
spouse of Christ! You do believe in teaching
to little children in the
third grade sex education,
you do believe in forcing
centering prayer and forcing
inclusive language upon us,
and now you depict Jesus as
a woman?! You’re sick!
Nothing to add to
that. As a layman, my
duty as a Catholic is to point
out these things just as it
was Mother's duty as a
religious - a Carmelite
nun. She taught me
well. It's time for
Catholic Pirate Radio, the
next generation.
Father Charles
Coughlin: Father
of Pirate Radio
In
1926,
Father Charles Coughlin
first took to the airwaves
on WJR radio in Detroit to
denounce the Ku Klux Klan,
which had recently burned
crosses on the grounds of
his parish. Turning to
politics in 1929, Father
Coughlin quickly became a
dominant and highly
influential radio voice on
the CBS network, with a
weekly listening audience
estimated at 30,000,000
during the peak of his
popularity in the early
1930's. While at first
a fervent supporter of the
policies and person of
President Franklin D.
Roosevelt, his views became
more controversial and his
rhetoric more strident as
the Great Depression
lingered on. By 1936,
he was expressing a
viewpoint that was
anti-capitalist and
anti-socialist, and invoked
no little controversy by
expressing a certain
sympathy concerning the
fascism of Benito Mussolini
and Adolph Hitler. He
was accused of anti-Semitism
based upon this and his
searing critique of the
European Jewish banking
establishment, which he
sought to qualify as
follows:
My purpose is to
help eradicate from the
world its mania for
persecution, to help align
all good men, Catholic and
Protestant, Jew and Gentile,
Christian and non-Christian,
in a battle to stamp out the
ferocity, the barbarism and
the hate of this bloody era.
I want the good Jews with
me, and I'm called a Jew
baiter, an anti-Semite.
My point here is not
to speak out for or against
Father Coughlin and his
political opinions, but merely
to point to him as an early
example of the efforts to
censor and silence unpopular
viewpoints. He remains
the textbook example of church
and state teaming up to remove
from public influence someone
deemed too controversial to
have his views heard by the
great unwashed masses of the
general public. The
Roosevelt Administration
determined a priori
that the First Amendment did
not apply to radio
broadcasting, and new
regulations and restrictions
were created specifically to
remove Father Coughlin from
the airwaves. For the
first time, public
broadcasters had to obtain a
permit and seek approval to
speak on the air, and this was
the impetus for those who
refused to do so taking to the
airwaves in protest: the birth
of pirate radio. While
Father Coughlin was able to
circumvent his banishment from
network broadcasting by buying
airtime on local stations, his
reach and influence were
drastically reduced. In
1942 he was ordered to remove
himself from public life by
Bishop Edward Aloysius
Mooney. He complied
without complaint and spent
the remainder of his career as
parish priest at the Shrine of
the Little Flower in Royal
Oak, Michigan. He
retired from active ministry
in 1966.
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Facilities |
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Welcome
to our broadcast facilities here at
RNJ. This is where Chaplain Phil and
our crew make the magic happen.
Stars of the Show are a Sweetwater Studio
Computer powering Jean and Ginger, two
1950 Canadian Philips Table Radios that
serve as broadcast monitors. That's Ginger
on the right channel, and Jean on the
left. Auxilliary Computer is "Old
Faithful," a 2009 Hewlett Packard (that's
like about a 1930 model in American Tube
Radio Years (ATRY). You'll also notice
three communication receivers, two 1959
Hallicrafters S-108's and a 1947 National
NC 57. Standby monitors include a 1937
Coronado 725 and 1953 Philco 53-960. It's
all sorted out through a Behringer Xenyx
802 Mixer. Our antenna array (not
shown) is an 80 foot sloping copper long
wire antenna, fastened to a Royal Palm and
running from there to the studio.
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