Sermon from The 1st Sunday of Advent 2014 St. Andrew was the first of the Apostles. He traveled to Greece and even Russia, and ultimately gave his life by crucifixion in imitation of Our Lord. We begin the new liturgical year and the reliving and re-presentation of the life of Christ, through which we are…
Conference On 1st Friday February 2014 We continue to learn about the mystery of God’s providence during this period of the liturgical year. Just as the life of the Magi destined them to follow the Star of Bethlehem, God humbles Himself in revealing his plans to us according to our own lives. We partake in…
Sermon From The Feast Of The Purification 2014 In this event in the life of the Holy Family, the first procession took place when Christ was carried through the Temple of God. This is renewed by the faithful today in the procession with the candle which represents Our Lord. We see the perfect example of…
Sermon From The 3rd Sunday after Epiphany 2014 The conversion of St. Paul was the single most important moment in the spread of the Church. St. Stephen’s prayer, as he was stoned to death, called down on Saul the grace of his conversion. This conversion in St. Paul meant a real change, unlike the half…
Conference On The Epiphany The three manifestations of Our Lord remembered on the Epiphany are those moments when Christ chose to reveal Himself as God to the Magi, at His baptism, and at the wedding feast of Cana. All three events are connected doctrinally and liturgically. The Magi are expressions of Faith in that they…
Feast of the Holy Family 2014 We read the account of St. Luke, the details of which were given to him by the Blessed Mother herself. Despite what the enemies of Church say, Christ was perfect man and perfect God, possessed of the Beatific Vision and infused knowledge. The historical details help us understand the…
Sermon From Midnight Mass Christmas 2013 The three Masses of Christmas each recall a different aspect of Our Lord’s birth – the Midnight Mass recalled the eternal begetting of the Son from the Father, the Mass at dawn His birth in the world, and the third Mass recalls His birth in our individual souls. In…
Sermon From 4th Sunday of Advent 2013 Father Violette✟ We have weeks to prepare us for the major feasts of the Church to wake us up and ensure we are ready. From all eternity God has a special grace for each one of us – the grace of Christmas. We have ample time to prepare…
Sermon From Gaudete Sunday 2013 The “O” Antiphons, which are chanted leading up to Christmas, look with anticipation towards the second coming of Christ. “O Wisdom” refers to the Son of God under the title of the greatest intellectual ability and the gift of the Holy Ghost. “O Adonai” calls on Christ’s help just as…
Conference On 1st Friday, December 2013 St. Nicholas is the great saint of Christmas, and he is loved by all. Similar to St. Martin’s Day, the celebration of St. Nicholas was so popular that it was even adopted by Protestants as Santa Claus. This early-Church bishop was considered a martyr because of what he suffered…
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