On what it means to be delivered from the wrath to come and how once can desire both to be spared and to be martyred in these times without contradiction
On God's disposition towards the Holy Souls in Purgatory and the value of praying to the Holy Souls and not simply for them
On avoiding the "torment of malic", the relationship between Canonized and un-Canonized Saints, and a word or two on acquiring virtues that we are least inclined to practice
On the fall of Jerusalem, the Antichrist, and the End of Time with a brief primer on Advent, delivered at St. Joan of Arc Mission.
On the importance of Holy Days of Obligation, looking daily at the Cross as not to become guilty of ingratitude, and how loving the Cross in private translates into the fight for Christ the King in the public sphere
On Propitiation, Zeal, and the Charity that is foundational for either to become a reality in our daily lives
On perfect contrition, plenary indulgences, participating in the Church's Treasury of Merit, and the inseparable bond between the love of God and the love of neighbor
On where a priest's duty lies in compromised circumstances, preparing for the Particular Judgment, and accountability to our nation's Guardian Angel, as well as a word about the Rosary as our weapon against the Apostasy of Nations
On the most recent Society sell-out, the ever enduring value of the sacrifice of the North American Martyrs and the four obstacles to martyrdom should the occasion arise
On four effects of receiving Holy Communion well and two considerations for the Feast of St. Januarius
On the various applications of how "they watched Him" in the Gospel of the day
On the worthy reception of the Sacraments and the daily cultivation of the soul
On confiding in God versus merely conversing with Him
On how the first prophesy in Scripture is fulfilled not just in the Immaculate Conception but ultimately in thee Assumption, and what that means for us, saints or sinners
On God's forbearance, the prayer of the publican, and the necessity of cooperating in the Grand Return.
On the weeping of Christ, acquiring true sorrow for mortal sin, and combatting Apostasy through Holy Zeal, Holy Patrons, and Holy Mothers
On how to acquire the "Spirit of God", as applied especially to the living of the Total Consecration to Our Lady
On repairing for our sins by patient acceptance of their effects in the spirit of King David and by becoming friends of the Cross in union with St. Louis de Montfort
On the attack upon the Holy Trinity before the Promulgation of the Novus Ordo and the value of prompt obedience as the example of St. Joan of Arc teaches us
On growth in the Holy Fear of God in preparation for Pentecost Sunday
On growth in the Holy Fear of God in preparation for Pentecost Sunday
On how our present spiritual victories lead to our ultimate victory with our Ascended Lord at the Resurrection of the Dead
On the title, "Refuge of Sinners", and the meaning of the word "Religion" as applied to love of God, self, and neighbor
On Patripassionism, the meaning of "Father of lights", and the role of a good Confession in obtaining greater sorrow for our sins.
On the discernment of spirits and how to recognize the tail and the head of the dragon
On the three types of priests, delivered at St. Joan of Arc Mission
On "the water, the Spirit, and the blood", and "three Baptisms"
Christ is Risen, and the battle for us continues
On the significance of Psalm 42 and the benefit of covering the statues during Passiontide
On the causes of joy at the midway point of Lent and the importance of better dispositions for receiving Holy Communion
On the danger of conquering one vice only to have seven more enter, four possible reasons for spiritual dryness in Lent, and injunction to fathers of families to follow the example of St. Joseph and not Adam
On the priority of the Faith over the Sacraments and the importance of listening for the Voice of the Father this Lent
On fasting, good works, and the two sets of three during Lent
On a spirit of joy during Lent. What wilt us that Christ do for us this Holy Season?
On preparing the soil of our soul for a fruitful Lent
On the Goodness of God, the gift of Salvation, and foundational considerations for a fruitfully penitential Lent
On St. Martha and the Centurion, the healing of our inordinate inclinations, and building upon the truly natural in our daily lives,
On Our Lady answering the spiritual and temporal needs of her children and the importance of our second conversion
On the hiddenness of Christ in Nazareth and in Devout Souls
On the necessity of being Catholic, zealously defending the Holy Name of Jesus, and the good example given by the Holy Magi of the spirit of poverty
On the Circumcision of Christ as the fulfillment of the Old Law and the transition into the New Law