This interview between Matt Fradd and a priest is truly mindblowing. Every other sentence is a new blasphemy, and Matt knows it and has to clean up the heresy multiple times in the interview. Here, the priest says that Jesus did the will of Mary. 🤯

@RealMattFradd You think Jesus disobeyed his mom?

@RealMattFradd I think Jesus told His mother no and did the will of the Father.

@RealMattFradd So Jesus didn’t have to obey his parents…I don’t think that’s a consistent interpretation.

Fr Josemaria is a Franciscan Friar of the Immaculate. They take their specific charism as an order from the work of Maximilian Kolbe, who was a Marian Maximalist. The reason you are hearing shock from Matt Fradd is that he lives in Steubenville and - despite being a Franciscan University - is very Thomist in its orientation. Thomists are typically much more reserved in their language about Mary and don't like how Franciscans talk about Mary, and there's been a number of theological debates and polemical wars between Dominicans and Franciscans traditionally. All of that is to say: while I don't think, in the RC paradigm, you have much basis for condemning how the priest speaks here...he represents a pretty small minority who would speak like this.

Yeah, in the interview they mentioned Maximillian. And I understand how most may not say speak in this way, but it doesn’t seem any are willing to condemn it as blasphemy/heresy. Which makes them complicit imo. If one of us interviewed Kenneth Copeland and didn’t push back when he spouted nonsense, but instead ran cover for him, I think that would be wrong and a serious error.

@RealMattFradd They wouldn't see this as blasphemous, just maybe excessive.

@RealMattFradd Well and see that’s the problem. I don’t see how anyone who loves Jesus wouldn’t get zealously upset over hearing His glory being robbed in a blatant manner.

Josemaria speaks about how Maximilian Kolbe lamented that the title “spouse of the Holy Spirit” wasn’t high enough praise for Mary. So, he then goes so far to call her the “incarnation of the Holy Spirit.” 🤯🤯🤯

“[Marys] mere requests, [Jesus] receives, the son of God receives, as commands.” Matt gets very uncomfortable with this, saying “alright, I’m nervous,” and then goes on to try & clean up the blasphemy. 🥴😬

Matt then says that Mary is in a trinity (clarifying not the Trinity of the Godhead) with the Holy Spirit and Jesus. “So father, son, brings about the Holy Spirit. And then Holy Spirit, Mary, brings about the incarnation.”

Here, they both emphasize Mary saying “I AM” when she supposedly said “I am the immaculate conception.” They also both admit that no one had any idea what the immaculate conception was prior to the RCC inventing it in the 1800s.

@WWUTTcom @RealMattFradd Literally everything the friar said here is completely based, biblical, and Christian. Holy Mary Mother of the True God pray for us.

@RealMattFradd I think a priest knows better than a random prot. Listen to your messiah.

@RealMattFradd If you would’ve told me in Sunday school people would worship Mary I’d NEVER believe you

@RealMattFradd Same.

@RealMattFradd Dude has the speech patterns of Todd White

@RealMattFradd YES! lol I knew he reminded me of another false teacher.

@RealMattFradd Nauseating

@farmingandJesus @RealMattFradd Idk what's supposed to be shocking here. That's literally Scripture

@RealMattFradd THiS IntERvIEW BEtweEn @RealMattfradD aNd A PriESt IS tRUly MiNdBLoWING. eVerY OtHER SentenCE iS a neW BlASphEMy, And matT KNows it And hAS to CleaN UP thE HerESy MuLTIPLe tImeS in The iNTErviEw. HERE, tHe pRiEST sAyS THAt jesUs dID tHE WIll of maRy. 🤯

@RealMattFradd If Jesus didn't do Mary's will when He was a child, that would be disobedience. Claiming the God Man sinned is what's blasphemous, not anything the Father said.

@RealMattFradd Thank you for sharing the Holy Wisdom and teachings of our Franciscan Brothers. We will pray for you and others to repent.

@RealMattFradd Stop using words you don’t understand.

@RealMattFradd Absolutely ridiculous

@RealMattFradd "Here, the priest says that Jesus did the will of Mary." Thinking that Jesus didn't obey His mother is the blasphemy.

@RealMattFradd The focus is so inordinately on Mary. It’s stunning, really. This is nothing more than a false goddess worship cult.

@RealMattFradd Not omniscient, not all-knowing: "[H]is mother said to him, 'Son, why have you treated us so? Behold, your father and I have been looking for you anxiously.' And he said to them, 'How is it that you sought me? Did you not know that I must be in my Father’s house?'" Luke 2:48-49

@RealMattFradd Lk 2:51 says Jesus “was obedient” to Mary and Joseph. Eph 6:1 commands children to obey their parents. In His humanity, Jesus perfectly fulfilled this—He did His Mother’s will, while always doing His Father’s.

@RealMattFradd The other clips are pretty rough but the original clip is objectively true. Jesus did obey his parents (and all other lawful authorities) while here on earth which never ceases to blow my mind.

Saying “Jesus did the will of Mary” has a much deeper meaning than simply Jesus obeyed & honored her as His earthly mother while growing up. It’s an intentional phrasing that mimics how Jesus spoke about the Father throughout His ministry. They applying an attribute to her that usurps the Father. John 6:38 – “For I have come down from heaven, not to do my own will but the will of Him who sent me.”

@RealMattFradd This is a fair point to be made but I would say that language is imprudent rather than blasphemous. By definition whenever Mary told him to do something and he did it he did "her will". But I agree there are better ways to put it.

@RealMattFradd Part of satan's plan is to emasculate men. This church's elevation of Mary the mother above God the Father is foundational to that satanic plan.

I'm getting the picture that Catholics confuse the commandment to honor one's father and mother with obeying them even as an adult until the parents die. But since Mary is in eternity, they have her eternally making Him obey her. This isn't right, and I see it nowhere in Scripture. It makes her essentially divine without directly stating it. If He is to submit to her, then God is to submit to His own creation.

, the veneration of the Blessed Virgin Mary is deeply rooted in Christian tradition, particularly within the Catholic Church, due to the incredible grace and privilege she received from God, as acknowledged even by the Angel Gabriel (Luke 1:28). Your criticism of the interview and the priest’s statements reflects a misunderstanding of this theology, which is rich with historical and scriptural foundations. The idea that Jesus did the will of Mary, as expressed in the interview, is not about equating her with God but recognizing her unique place in salvation history. This perspective is grounded in Catholic theology, which sees Mary as the first disciple and the Mother of God (Theotokos), a title affirmed at the Council of Ephesus in 431. It also points to Jesus' profound humility, as St. Paul writes, “He emptied himself, taking the form of a slave” (Philippians 2:7). This humility is vividly illustrated in the Gospel, where we read that Jesus “was obedient to them” (Luke 2:51), referring to His parents, Mary and Joseph. His obedience to Mary, even as the Son of God, underscores His willingness to embrace human relationships fully, modeling for us the virtue of humility and the importance of filial piety. Your mention of St. Maximilian Kolbe is particularly noteworthy. Kolbe, a martyr and saint, dedicated his life to Marian devotion, seeing her as instrumental in leading souls to Christ. His writings are part of a broader Catholic tradition that emphasizes her mediation, not as a replacement for Christ, but as a cooperator in His redemptive work. Criticizing such a figure without understanding his life and the context of his theology is indeed unwise. I understand that perspectives on Mary vary across Christian denominations, and that’s part of the beauty and challenge of ecumenical dialogue. However, to label these views as blasphemous or heretical without a deep engagement with the theological and historical context is to miss the nuanced relationship Catholics have with Mary—one that is intended to enhance, not diminish, our love for Christ. I recommend approaching this with greater humility, seeking to understand the rich tradition and the profound theological insights it offers, rather than rushing to judgment.

@RealMattFradd

@RealMattFradd "Why were you searching for me? Didn't you know that I must be in my Father's house?"

@RealMattFradd Catholics will often say that they don’t worship Mary. They ought to meet this guy.

@RealMattFradd At the age of 12 Jesus openly rebuked Mary. Catholics push feminism with Mary as their god.

@RealMattFradd At the wedding at Cana, Jesus did defer to Mary's wish. He can listen to what anyone says. He can make whatever decisions He wishes.

@RealMattFradd I’m creating a fantasy world with a religion that is a parody and critique of Catholicism. This kinda stuff is a gold mine.

@RealMattFradd As a woman, you shouldn’t speak on these topics at all. Stay silent.

This is such a dumb comment, when he says he did her will he means he listened to her. The finding in the temple is a perfect example Jesus is in the temple where he wants to be at, but Mary tells him no and that they are leaving. This same pattern is seen at the wedding is Cana. It’s Mary’s will to perform the miracle which kick starts him ministry. Jesus is God he could have been born a talking baby Jesus, however, he chose to grow up as a normal person subject to his mother’s will.

@RealMattFradd Jesus was subject to Mary and Joseph, Luke 2:51. At least as a child. But Catholics think that the Risen Son still does everything Mary asks, which is absurd.

@RealMattFradd When you become a Christian, you’ll better understand blasphemy, and you’ll repent of your current silliness in your man-made religion. Until then, you’re in my prayers for your conversion.

@RealMattFradd Uh, nothing to do with Roman Catholicism, this is Christianity 101.

@RealMattFradd “And he went down with them, and came to Nazareth; and he was subject unto them” Luke 2:51

@RealMattFradd Humility is lost on those who don't understand what this priest is saying