Rorate Coeli Sunday
What is the difference between humility and meekness and timidity on one hand, and boldness and arrogance on the other?
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12, 2016
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12, 2016
Ignatian Meditation: You meeting the Christ Child
This is the second half of an Advent mission that I gave tonight in Louisiana before the exposed Blessed Sacrament. It is a led meditation of discursive mental prayer that I gave improv, but it is given according to the style of St. Ignatius and St. Teresa of Avila. This recording is one of my only podcasts that I would suggest doing in a quiet place for the sake of the prayer required. It is the type of prayer that changed the life of St. Francis Xavier when he was led in this personal way by St. Ignatius of Loyola, over 500 years ago.
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12, 2016
Gaudete Sunday Homily
Gaudete Sunday is a rest during the pilgrimage of longing.
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12, 2016
Immaculate Conception Homily
How did God make Mary's soul? How did God make Mary's body? Both happened at the moment of her Immaculate Conception.
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12, 2016
The Four Cardinals and the Dubia
This is a talk I gave tonight on the Cardinals confrontation of Amoris Laetitia.
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12, 2016
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11, 2016
The Last Sunday and the Last Day on Earth
This podcast is not based on private revelation but rather the things that the Bible and the Catechism say must come at the end of time: The Great Tribulation and Apostasy, the Anti-Christ versus the Restrainer. At the final end we see the second coming of Jesus Christ, the Final Judgment, the destruction of earth and the Resurrection of the Body. Finally, we will see the New Heavens and the New Earth.
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11, 2016
5th Sunday After Epiphany
Are you an American Catholic or a Catholic American? Why the Catholic Church will last forever, but not the United States.
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11, 2016
Why Did Jesus Really Have to Die For Us?
Why did Jesus really have to die for us? Many Catholics with a PhD in theology would not be able to say more than a 9 year old: "To die for our sins." We look to St. Catherine of Siena for an explanation that is simple enough for a child, but complex enough to [hopefully] satisfy the 12 families who gathered in Louisiana to hear about this central tenant of Our Faith.
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10, 2016
Christ the King
A small percentage of Catholics today are celebrating the Feast of Christ the King. Another small percentage of Catholics in the world today are celebrating the 500th anniversary of the revolt of Martin Luther. Where do you fall? Let this podcast help you decide.