Fr. T. J. OJEKA

  Preamble : Screenshot of a clip of Mr. Damina manifesting himself to be a dismal dramatic dabbler: commenting on 1 Timothy 4: 3. In his preface to his "History of Heresies and their Refutations" St. Alphonsus Liguori penned down the following words:  Heresy has been called a canker: “It spreadeth like a canker” (II. Tim. ii, 17); for as a canker infects the whole body, so heresy infects the whole soul, the mind, the heart, the intellect, and the will. It is also called a plague, for it not only infects the person contaminated with it, but those who associate with him, and the fact is, that the spread of this plague in the world has injured the Church more than idolatry, and this good mother has suffered more from her own children than from her enemies. Still she has never perished in any of the tempests which the heretics raised against her...  In recent times, there have been a peculiar manifestation of this "canker", this "plague", through a popular Ni...