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FEATURED SERMONS
RECOVER AND RESTORE TRADITION
Fatima and The Latin Mass
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VIDEOS
Conference Talk
by David Rodríguez at LifeSite's Rome Life Forum in Kansas City (17 Oct 2024)
Fr. Michael Rodríguez
by Fr. Michael Rodríguez
by Fr. Michael Rodríguez
Scripture and Tradition
by Fr. James Mawdsley
by Fr. James Mawdsley
On Communism - An 'Error of Russia'
David Rodríguez interviews Monique Krawecki of The Fatima Center
David Rodríguez interviews Matt Gaspers, former Editor of CFN
Reasons for the Traditional Latin Mass
PERSONAL TESTIMONY
AND VOCATION
by Fr. Michael Rodríguez
IT IS ABOUT MORE
THAN JUST 'VALIDITY'
by David Rodríguez
Monthly Litany
[January] The Litany of the Holy Name of Jesus - Pray this litany with Fr. Rodriguez. For an audio-only version of this litany, click HERE. Text can be downloaded HERE.
Maranatha - Come Lord Jesus
From the sermon given on Gaudete Sunday in 2014
Almighty and ever-living God, let all the assembly of Christ’s faithful ones laud the graces that are near, and sing their highest praises to Thee, our Creator. When Thy only-begotten Son, through Whom Thou created this world, redeemed us, He fulfilled the promises which Thy prophets spoke in the ages past.
The Word, having come down from Heaven, and shown Himself to men, took away the punishment due to our sins; and assuming our nature, though but dust, He vanquished the prince of death. Born of a Mother in time, but begotten eternally from Thee, Father, in the two substances there is but one Person, that is the Person of the Word. God made man has come into this world, that our old man being changed into the new, we may put on new beauty by being regenerated in the new-born God.
Let this coming of Jesus our Savior be celebrated with devout solemnity by all, and may this divine Nativity bring light, strength, conversion, and sanctification to Holy Mother Church, especially to the Pope, the cardinals, the bishops, and all priests.
May our devout celebration of the coming of Jesus our Savior in the flesh give us confidence as we look to the day when His Second Coming shall burst upon the world and fill it with fear and judgment.
To God the Father, and to His only Son, and to the Holy Ghost, be glory for ever and ever. Amen.