3rd Sunday after Easter 2015 Today’s Epistle tells us of the importance of good example. Many more conversions are made by good example than by preaching. The “little while” during which the disciples would not see Christ described His passion, death, and descent into limbo. The disciples were so attached to Our Lord that it…
Easter Vigil 2015 We are privileged to be a part of the unbroken history of this liturgy. Catholic worship is more than merely a compilation of rituals. It is a true reliving of the past. Because of our fallen nature, and the sins we commit, we are not placed in friendship with God but in…
Palm Sunday 2015 This is the most important week of the liturgical year, and we are reminded of the necessity of all the sacraments, but especially of Baptism and the Holy Eucharist. We begin this week with a look towards the future triumph when we celebrate Our Lord’s entrance into Jerusalem. We meet Christ now…
Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary 2015 What beautiful words the angel spoke to the Virgin Mary: “Nothing shall be impossible with God.” Everything is under God’s power, and He is the Author of all. We all exist to manifest the goodness of our Creator. Evil is only permitted to occur so we may be…
Laetare Sunday 2015 Penance has a variety of meanings. It refers to the infused virtue that inclines a person to hate his faults, the sacrament of penance, and the works we perform to make up for our sins. Mortification refers to works which put to death evil inclinations. Propitiation is an act by which someone…
Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus 2015 All Catholics bow their heads in reverence when they hear the name of Jesus because it is the name of God. It is only in the name of Jesus that we will be saved. When St. Peter says that “God the Father raised His Son from the…
Octave of Christmas 2015 Jesus Christ is fully God and fully man. If we want to know how much God loves us, all we need do is think of the Incarnation. In all humility the Son of God bridged the infinite gap between God and man. The closer we come to God the more we…
Sunday within the Octave of Christmas 2014 Because the feast of the Nativity is so important, the Church celebrates throughout its octave, each day of which emphasizes different aspects of the Nativity. We are given a great example of the staunch defense of the Faith on the feast of St. Stephen. We are shown Our…
Sermon on The Feast of Christmas 2014 On this day the Son of God, after taking to Himself a human nature, entered the world. The Virginal Birth is the cornerstone of this feast. The Blessed Mother was virgin before, during, and after the birth of Christ, and remained so perpetually. We are Christians not because…
All Saints Day 2014 There are four marks of the true Church: One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic. However, the most appealing mark is holiness. The stories of the saints are innumerable and are a beacon of light to the world. This is the feast which celebrates the holiness of the Church. A saint is one…
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