Slaves of Mary - Sermon of the Day

It is important to have a sense of humor, so that we can see the hand of God through things, and the presence of God in trials. It brings joy. The devil likes to fish in troubled waters. Without virtue, blind mistakes are made and our focus is moved away from the end. Without virtue we get fearful and angry. Faith can fail through dangerous media that attacks our beliefs. Lack of prudence can relate to excessive fear about the future.

The Importance of the Liturgy in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass

Evil is destroyed and the moral order is restored when we practice meekness. Meekness doubles our actions. The sermon also discusses meekness as it is related to confessors and the requirements of valid confessions (specific to deliberate willful mortal sin). Meekness towards ourselves is essential for establishment of the moral order. It is easy to look at the world and see the sins and failings of others. The higher the calling the lower the fall. It is pride to think we do not have within us what it takes to be a Judas. Without meekness we are miserable to be with.

A quick sermon on "types" and the Eucharist.

General tips on what is needed for absolution.

We believe it because God said it. Faith in little things leads to faith in big things.

Happy are the peacemakers. St. Rita, patron saint of the impossible, pray for us!

2011 sermon about persecution in the end of times.

2008 sermon that provides some insight into the various struggles and conditions of the early churches. The priest lays out potential modern day parallels to struggles and conditions we might be dealing with ourselves.