The Obedience of Christ

January 12, 2014By Servants Of The Holy Family

^{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 mystery of those three days when Christ was lost in the temple. We should follow the many souls who imitated Christ’s life, the bulk of which was spent in obedience and obscurity. No matter what our calling, we can live an interior life which is the superior path.
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Our Promise Of Consolation

December 25, 2013By Servants Of The Holy Family

^{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 His incarnate Divine Son, God now has human feelings, and when we look into the face of the Christ Child we look into the face of God. Christmas is not the end but the beginning. It is the first step of our Redeemer’s mission, and it points towards that day when the angels will announce the definitive victory of Christ over evil.
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St. Nicholas

December 6, 2013By Servants Of The Holy Family

^{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 for the Faith, although he was never killed. Through the text of his Mass we can learn a great deal about his story and its importance.
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