Sermon: The Immaculate Conception, by Most Rev. Donald J. Sanborn

"As the Immaculate Conception was the instrument of the Incarnation, so will she be of the Redemption. God will use her to reestablish purity and innocence in the human race. We thus go to her to receive a grace from Christ the Redeemer as naturally as we would go to her in order to ask to hold the Christ Child in Bethlehem." (23 min mark)

For Christmas - Look at what lengths God has gone for you.

"Not a Stone Upon a Stone", sermon by Fr. Stephen McKenna

Please listen to full sermon, here's an excerpt: "It is easy for us now to see that all these problems are around us, and we look for some sort of figure to come and aid us, a man to stand up amongst men and to be counted as leader, to be looked upon as some sort of secular savior. But it is folly for us to place our hope in that end. It is not to say that…

The miracle of snow and becoming saints...

Found through wayback machine from Traditional Catholic Sermons Listen here: https://web.archive.org/web/20230325082020/http://www.traditionalcatholicsermons.org/wordpress/audio?link=http://traditionalcatholicsermons.org/MiscArchives/FrX_RetreatPartIII_04-06-73.mp3

Sermon explaining Sedevacantism -- Fr. Dominic Radecki, CMRI

"The confusion among Catholics caused by Vatican II is based primarily on the fact that many people know that the teachings of the Second Vatican Council are heretical and the New Mass is invalid.  Many of the faithful know that the Council formed a New Church, that is not the Catholic religion established by Jesus Christ and perpetuated by the Apostles and thei…

St. Basil the Great: On Faith

Taken from " The Sunday Sermons of the Great Fathers ", for the Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost 1. The continual remembrance of God is a holy thing, and of this pious remembrance there can never be enough for the soul that loves God. But to put into words the things of God is a bold undertaking. For our mind falls far below what is needed for this; while …