Courageous Clergy

Fr. Dail charitably explains the Church's teaching regarding worthy reception of Holy Communion.

Fr. Altier takes a look back at the year 2020. The darkness is great, but do not fear! Stand-up for our faith and our nation.

Fr. Kirby delivers a powerful homily looking forward at the next four years in America.

Fr. Richard Heilman delivers a powerful homily citing President Trump's declaration regarding St. Thomas Becket.

Fr. David Wilton discusses the current fear pandemic and the tyrannical leaders who are attempting to take advantage of the situation and the effects on religious liberty.

Fr. Nix discusses why a “society of emasculated liars” made it possible for the errors of Russia to spread so quickly, and what you can do about it. Our Lady of Fatima spoke of the “errors of Russia” in 1917.

Fathers Richard Heilman, Chad Rippinger and James Altman join Doug Barry to discuss Satan's actions and the Great Reset, praying the Holy Rosary asking for deliverance from evil. Listen to other great programs at US Grace Force.

Fr. Jeffrey Fasching discusses the appearance of Our Lady of Guadalupe, her message of repentance and its relevance to the season of Advent.

Raymond Cardinal Burke delivered a powerful homily for Saturday's celebration of the Solemnity of Our Lady of Guadalupe at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse, Wisconsin. (Video from the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe.) Full story: https://bit.ly/2JZPf1L

Father Echert takes the gloves off on medical dictatorship that is making lepers of us all. What is happening to our world is ungodly in every sense of the word. The world God created is being turned over to the enemies of God Himself. And in that case, only God Himself can save us. Open your eyes for the sake of your families. Open your mouths and speak out for the sake of your children. And for God's sake, get on your knees and pray. Stay in touch with RTV. Sign up NOW for our free e-blasts and never miss another video.

Fr. Robert Altier challenges us to understand what is happening in our society involving the Great Reset. We have a choice to make. Are you ready?

Fr. Timothy Lange discusses John the Baptist's compelling message of God's grace that attracted people to come to conversion. This same grace is available to us today in the Sacrament of Confession.

Fr. Mark Goring discusses prophesies given at Quinto, Akita and Fatima - and their relevance to what we are seeing today. Click here to receive Fr. Mark's daily videos by email.

Dear family, for 2,000 years the Catholic Church has been the guardian of the full Deposit of Faith, serving the Faithful by providing the raw materials necessary to turn out Saints and Martyrs. Suddenly, along came 2020, a fear-demic, and the factory for Saints and Martyrs was closed. NEVER AGAIN. They stole Holy Week and Easter from us. As Thanksgiving and Christmas approach, and Godless politicians threaten, let faithful voices unite: NEVER AGAIN.

Thomas Paine was a famous author of pamphlets during the American Revolution. Thomas Paine’s great gift was an ability to bolster the morale of those who were wavering and vacillating in regards to the cause of the American Revolution. A famous line from one of his pamphlets read: These are the times that try men’s souls. In other words, the hard battle that was about to be fought would be a severe test for the colonists against the mighty British Empire. Tyranny, like hell, said Paine, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph. Thomas Paine knew that ordinary men tended to be fickle and uncommitted to a cause especially when there was resistance. When the cause is easy and unopposed, everyone is on board. But when suffering comes to men, the supposed friends of the movement surrender, abandon ship, run for cover, and even betray the cause. As Thomas Paine put it, the summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service to his country. But for those few that do persevere in the movement during those dark times, Paine assured them that they will have deserved the love and thanks of man and woman.

Fr. Thomas Dufner discusses the topic of wisdom which is gained through being obedient to God. Fr. Dufner also reflects upon the outcomes of the 2020 election.

Fr. Thomas Dufner discusses true charity, God plan for marriage and family, and how the Pope's recent statement about homosexual unions and families is in error and requires correction.

Fr. John Boyle offers this helpful advice to Catholic voters for the upcoming Presidential election. Please support Fr. Boyle's parish here https://olphcg.net/donate/.

Fr. Robert Altier offers advice to Catholic voters for the 2020 election.

Fr. Michael O’Conner, pastor at Our Lady of the Gulf, has more courage than most of our bishops. In this homily, he boldly proclaims the truth about Joe Biden.

Fr. Thomas Dufner offers Catholics advice for the upcoming election.

Fr. Anthony Amato offers this homily on abortion for the 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time (A), at St. Mary’s of the Lake, Ontario, NY. The topic of abortion is an uncomfortable one for all of us. It should be. But we have to talk about it, and we must talk about it relation to public policy as well. I have a duty as a priest, as a father, to teach and to inform consciences on such issues.

Fr. Meeks warns what is likely in store for us should Joe Biden be elected president.

Father Echert speaks of the importance of the Rosary and then draws a parallel between what is happening to the world today in the face of Globalism and what was happening to the world during the 16th Century in the face of the Ottoman Empire. Question is: Will there be another Holy League, and can it be mustered in time? It's time to vote--and PRAY--like Catholics again.

Fr. Nick VanDenBroeke explains the importance of humbling our hearts and kneeling before God in the liturgy of the Mass.

A priest of the Institute of Christ the King reflects on the fact that true charity requires we offer fraternal correction to our brothers and sisters in Christ.

Fr. Altman offers what may be his last live streamed Mass from his parish as a result of his bishop moving to silence him.

We have heard countless times about the beatitudes, but today Fr. Altman discusses the be not attitudes. Homily from 09/09/2020.

Fr. Edward Meeks reviews the Gospel process for reconciling with a sinner and the moral authority of the Catholic Church to admonish the sinner, including presidential candidates.

Fr. Robert Altier exposes the lies behind the Coronavirus pandemic.

Fr. Altman reflects that true service to God is found in the example of our Mother Mary. Homily from 09/08/2020.

Fr. Timothy Lange reviews a talk by Archbishop Fulton Sheen on the end of Christendom and its relevance for today.

Fr. Robert Altier discusses the current COVID crisis in our nation and how forces of evil are trying to impose a new normal.

Fr. Altman encourages us to consider the example of the Godly saints versus Godless heathens. We must choose each day which example we will follow. This requires a conscious choice on the part of disciples of Jesus Christ to pick-up their crosses daily and follow Him. Political correctness is cancelling people who have the courage to speak the truth. It is our duty to defend the truth in our society. Homily from 09/05/2020.

Fr. Altman poses the question of how we look at the world around us Do we see it through the eyes of Jesus looking down on us from the cross or the eyes of the pain-free prosperity gospel? Homily from 09/04/2020.

Fr. Richard Heilman explains the spiritual differences between people of God and those who have rejected Him. Jesus called out the religious leaders of his day and He was a threat to them. Religious leaders are absent whenever we witness evil in the world.

Fr. Altman states that the Church is God's house, not our house. We are to be faithful stewards to God's house. The reason we find ourselves in crisis today because we have refused to drink from God's fountain of grace. Fr. Altman ponders the Psalmist words, "In you Lord, I have found my peace" in the context of today's chaos in society and in the Church.

Fr. Altman reflects upon the words of St. Paul who instructs us to shun those who walk in a disorderly way. We see many examples of people who act in a disorderly way today. 08/26/2020.

Fr. Altman urges the faithful to hold fast to the faith, even in the face of today's scandals in our Church and society. Fr. Altman discusses how Jesus cleansed the temple of the merchants and how He will come again to cleanse His Church of corruption.

Fr. Altman reviews the meaning of Jesus giving the keys of the kingdom to Peter and its relevance to ecumenism.

Fr. Altman reflects on the real privilege of being Catholic and how godless forces in today's society are seeking the wrong kinds of privilege.

Fr. Nolan uses the Gospel reading of the Good Samaritan to describe how we should be good neighbors.

On the feast of St. Pius X, Fr. Altman reflects upon the story of the prodigal son. He encourages people to pray for ourselves because it’s our own behavior that leads us to perdition. We are our own worst enemies. Homily from 08/21/2020.

Fr. Altman reflects upon the Ezekiel’s warning to the shepherds of his time and its applicability to our current times.

Fr. Altman reminds us to never forget the infinite love of the Father willing to offer forgiveness to those who repent. We have been invited by our heavenly Father to attend the banquet of eternal life. But we are free to refuse His invitation. Many of today's shepherds have lost sight of the fact that their primary mission should be the salvation of souls. Homily from 08/20/2020.

Fr. James Altman uses the story of the Canaanite woman to illustrate the importance of being persistent in our faith and to fill our lamps with oil so as we can endure the challenges ahead.

Fr. Altman reflects upon how different the world would be if everyone listed to our Mother Mary. Homily from 08/15/2020.

Fr. Altman compares Ezekiel's warning to the proud people of Tyre to the faith exhibited by the Canaanite woman. Homily from 08/18/2020.