Feast of Saint Joseph 2015 When a person is given a vocation, he is always given the divine help necessary to reach his final goal of Heaven. Even the people who miss their divine calling are given sufficient grace to save their souls. Many people, especially in our days, lack confidence in God and are…
Quinquagesima Sunday 2015 We are judged primarily by love. This Epistle for today tells us that charity removes anger and evil thoughts. Although anger can be justified and good, it can also be inordinate and sinful. We must be patient with others, but especially with ourselves. When they fall, those who are full of pride…
2nd Sunday after Epiphany 2015 We are instructed today to use our gifts and talents with care, intention, and love of God. We must use the Faith and Tradition to guide our interpretation of Holy Scripture. Without the Faith we remain confused and are easily misled. Prayer keeps our mind on Heaven and prevents us…
All Souls Day 2014 We remember in a special way the great priests who stood up against the corruption in the Church. They were persecuted so we might have the Faith today. We should pray with all our hearts and souls during this Mass. Purgatory was not first created out of justice but out of…
Sermon From The 21st Sunday after Pentecost 2014 The books of the Machabees are read in the Divine Office during this time. We are given an important instruction from the Machabees, especially during the month of November, to pray for the dead. We are fighting a seemingly impossible enemy to conquer. But we must think…
Christ the King 2014 The purpose of human history is for the creation of saints. The reason for all human existence is to reach the final end of sanctification. The feast of Christ the King was instituted to combat secularism. God is the efficient cause of everything, and because of this He owns everything. There…
Sermon From The 19th Sunday After Pentecost 2014 This month is dedicated to the Holy Rosary and this sacramental is so powerful that just carrying it is important and beneficial. The Rosary is a contemplative prayer which is adaptable to communal recitation that can be difficult for some, especially children. The Introit tells us that…
Conference On The First Friday of October 2014 Scandal is one of the greatest sins against charity. Christ expects us to do whatever it takes to avoid occasions of sin, even if the separation from these things is painful. Christ was not only referring to children when He speaks of scandal given to the “little…
Sermon From 13th Sunday After Pentecost 2014 With the approach of the feast of Our Lady of Sorrows we are reminded of Christ’s final gift to us from the Cross. As we prepare to resume catechism classes it is important for parents to realize their serious obligation to train their children for heaven. Our Lady’s…
Sermon From The 12th Sunday After Pentecost 2014 The feast of Pope St. Pius X is this week and even he acknowledged that all his efforts had only delayed the enemies of the Church. The Epistle summarizes the importance of recognizing the difference between the spirit of the law and its letter. In the Gospel…
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