JOKER: When They Mock the Mass and Deny Christ, Do We Defend Him? | E15

In this latest episode of KNIGHT TIME, we begin with something seemingly trivial—a laughing emoji left under a Facebook post about a scheduled Black Mass in Atlanta. But what that emoji represents is anything but trivial. It’s a sign of how casual the world has become in its hatred of the sacred.
-Originally published on October 21, 2024-

The Black Mass isn’t parody. It’s not performance art. It’s a real ritual—a calculated inversion of the Catholic Mass, designed to mock and profane the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. And yet, all over America, it’s being performed openly, while most Catholics and clergy remain silent.

This lecture connects that silence to the larger spiritual crisis we face. From child exploitation and satanic symbols in entertainment, to the infiltration of the Church and the collapse of reverence in worship, the desecration we’re witnessing today is not random. It is organized. It is public. And it is permitted.

But Our Lord was not silent. He warned: “Whosoever shall confess Me before men, him shall the Son of Man also confess before the angels of God. But he that shall deny Me before men, shall be denied before the angels of God” (Luke 12:8–9). Silence in the face of sacrilege is not prudence. It is complicity.

As faithful Catholics gathered in Atlanta to offer reparation, most of the Church shrugged—or didn't even know about it. So the question we confront isn’t only what is happening—but why so many no longer seem to care.

This is not just cultural commentary. It’s spiritual warfare. And it demands a response.

00:00 Introduction and Facebook Incident
01:17 Contrasting the Black Mass and Catholic Mass
02:19 Plans for the Show and Life Site News
03:29 The Reality of the Black Mass
05:01 Desecration of the Eucharist
06:36 The Satanic Temple and Abortion
10:24 Historical Context of the Black Mass
15:29 Jesus' Teachings and the Black Mass
18:07 The Importance of Knowledge and Tradition
26:35 Conclusion and Prayer to St. Michael

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Originally published on October 21, 2024 as Episode 15 of KNIGHT TIME. Reproduced with updated material in August 2025.