Save The Centuries Old Blessed Rosary From Google

I first began praying the Rosary online with Fr. Patrick Peyton on the return of my 2008 Christmas Eve morning visit to his gravesite at North Easton, MA., where I had travelled to bolster my morale following the disappointing Election of President Barack Obama.

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Rosaries in the snow

December 26, 2008 North Easton, MA.- There were lots of deer tracks but no living soul on our arrival at the walled cemetery where “Rosary Priest” Fr. Patrick Peyton is buried. There was only the lonely sound of the wind sighing through the pine trees, which are so common in the beautiful state of Massachusetts. The snow, more than shin deep, had covered the dozens of grave markers of the priests and brothers of Holy Cross Church. Had it not been for the tiny American flags blowing in the wind, we would have missed the grave markers covered in snow. Half of the brothers and priests buried in the red brick, walled off cemetery had served their country in the Korean and Second World wars. Only the flags recognizing their service, stood out in the snow. With no map for guidance, finding Fr. Peyton’s grave was not going to be easy.-- More...

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For the past seven years, Google has harassed, threatened and de-platformed small, independent Canada Free Press, among untold numbers of other Conservative, Christian news sites, causing me to stop ‘Googling’ anything. Back in the day, I used to Google Fr. Patrick Peyton’s Joyful, Sorrowful, Glorious and Luminous Mysteries to pray with the Rosary Priest.

It is a harbinger—a gust front that a flat out Google storm is coming against Mother Mary’s Holy Rosary

The message on my screen when I went back for the first time yesterday was shocking. It is a harbinger—a gust front that a flat out Google storm is coming against Mother Mary’s Holy Rosary. The January 23, 2023—yesterday—Google YouTube message screenshot proves it. In a proverbial “Here today, gone tomorrow” style, the Google message: “This video may be inappropriate for some users” wasn’t there when I went back to search this morning. But having the screenshot proves the Google harbinger is real. For all of those who want to pray the Rosary online with Fr. Peyton, don’t try to find him on Google. Find a way to protect the videos you pray with from the ravages of Google and YouTube before the Google storm hits. Download your Rosary videos from other sources, and return to them when you pray.

Fr. Patrick Peyton’s lifelong priestly devotion to the Rosary

Today’s column today comes with a plea to those who have a much larger reach than CFP, including a loud shout out to, Remnant Editor Michael J. Matt, my dear friend ‘Face of God’ author Paul Badde, truth tellers Dr. Taylor Marshall and Edward Pentin—and any other Christian Truth Teller willing to go to bat for the cause of saving Mother Mary’s Rosary from being social media deemed, “INAPPROPRIATE”. The Family Theatre video contained herein shows Fr. Patrick Peyton’s lifelong priestly devotion to the Rosary.

In messages as clearly stated as possible, tell Google that the Rosary is not “inappropriate” but actually soul-saving in these darkest days of Satan. Fr. Patrick Peyton’s message to the millions that “Families who pray together, stay together” is even more true today than it was when he was still among us. Back off and hands off Mary of the Immaculate Heart’s Blessed Rosary, there-to-do-Evil Google!