Easter reminds us God’s truth never changes. Father Gerald Murray stood strong this weekend, telling Americans to reject modern chaos and cling to eternal faith. He blasted lazy leaders who let our culture crumble, saying real peace comes from obeying God, not empty politicians.
The Catholic priest ripped into weak churches that water down teachings to please crowds. “Communion should make you kneel, not grab a snack,” he warned. Murray demanded priests turn back to traditional Mass—faces to God, not the people—to fix today’s spiritual rot.
Newsmax viewers heard hard truths about sacrificing for faith. Murray slammed fake Christians who want blessings without responsibility. “God isn’t your genie,” he said. True believers work, pray, and fight evil daily—they don’t whine when life gets tough.
Easter’s miracle proves darkness loses, Murray declared. He mocked elites who call Bible stories myths, urging parents to shield kids from schools pushing lies. “Resurrection isn’t a fairy tale—it’s history,” he said. Faith built America, and only faith can save it now.
The priest praised Newsmax for defending truth while fake news trashes tradition. He thanked patriots watching—the truckers, cops, and moms keeping America strong. “You’re the resistance,” Murray said. “Hold the line against woke bullies destroying our country.”
Murray ripped bishops who care more about politics than souls. “Empty pews? Maybe stop acting like politicians!” he shouted. Real shepherds fight for sheep, he said, not cower to leftist mobs. Strong faith beats cancel culture every time.
Easter isn’t just bunnies and eggs, Murray reminded viewers. It’s about victory—over death, despair, and the liars selling moral decay. He told parents: “Teach kids right from wrong before TikTok does.” Freedom needs virtue, or it becomes chaos.
America’s hope? Return to God. Murray ended with a challenge: Dump the screens, open Bibles, and fight for what’s sacred. “Satan’s scared of prayer,” he said. This Easter, choose the cross—not cowardice. The world’s watching. Will we stand?
