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MOST RECENT SERMONS

Help Us O God Our Savior View description ▼ Year after year goes by and we don’t really live a conversion. This is because it is not easy to change our heart, intellect or will. We need God’s grace and we must never tie of praying for it. We sin because we don’t see supernatural realities. We fail to see the evil of mortal sin, the horrendous fires of hell, the beauty of Heaven, or Christ dying for us at Mass. Like the blind beggar, pray “Have mercy on me,” and beg “Lord, that I may see.” Make a serious effort this Lent to commit yourself to prayer, fasting and almsgiving. Without them you will not have a conversion. March 2, 2025 by Fr. Michael Rodríguez
The Church and the Truth View description ▼ Continuation of the course by Father Rodríguez on the Foundations of the Christian Faith. Jesus asks every one of us "Who do you say that I am?" We all fall into the temptation of believing in Jesus as we want to; that is, we fashion God according to our own image. Many profess to be Christians and yet they reject the Church or selectively believe some of Jesus' teachings. One who truly believes in Jesus must adhere to the truth He taught and the Church He founded.  Yet today it is impossible to remain perfectly faithful to both. The crisis is that terrible! We must strive to do our best. March 13, 2025 by Fr. Michael Rodríguez
Christ Elevates Marriage to a Sacrament View description ▼ God created marriage. At Cana, He elevated it to the level of a sacrament. Just as Christ was present at Cana, so He is present in every sacramental marriage. We should invite Our Lady to our marriage. Mary took note of the couples humiliating situation, interceded, and turned it to great joy. From water used for purification, Christ created a superabundance of the most exquisite wine, representing sacramental grace. Just as His disciples believed, so spouses should trust in Christ and His grace. What is a good reason for people to enter marriage? What should spouses do first thing in the morning? When do spouses receive the most intense marriage grace? The sermon answers these questions and provides vital teachings regarding marriage. January 19, 2025 by Fr. Iakobus
Demon Returns with Seven Worse Demons View description ▼ With his characteristic brilliance and insight, Father explains one of the most confusing gospels (Lk 11:14-28). The dumb and deaf man can't hear God's word or praise God, representing Adam and all his offspring born in sin. The strong man is satan. Christ overcomes him. The Jewish people represent the cleansed man. Waterless places are the Gentile lands whom Christ has won. The demon returns to the Jews. Their home is clean but no one dwells there, meaning the religion is one of pure externals and hypocrisy. Thus the devil abides there with seven worse demons. This has been the Jews' lot since they rejected the Messiah. St. Luke then turns our attention to Mary. Indeed, she is blessed, primarily because She believed and kept God’s word; this defeats the devil. All of this applies to us as baptized Christians individually and as the Catholic Church as a whole. Let us heed Our Lord’s warning and remain with Our Lady. March 23, 2025 by Fr. Linus Clovis

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FEATURED SERMONS

JOY in Marriage View description ▼ The ordering of charity according to J-O-Y (Jesus first, Others second,Yourself last) is the same as the Cross composed of love of God (vertical)and love of neighbor (horizontal). Our Lady shows her perfect adherence to this ordering in her life at the Marriage in Cana. Two practical explanations of this ordering in marriage are: [1] One ought not assist at weddings which are contrary to the laws of God and His Church. [2] The marital act must always abide by this order. The marital act must first be [1] for the procreation and formation of souls for Heaven(for love of God), then [2] for the mutual support of spouses (other) and lastly [3] for the quieting of one’s passions (Yourself). Marriages that follow this hierarchical ordering endure and bring true happiness.
Would You Be My Valentine View description ▼ February 14 is the feast of the great Catholic martyr and priest, St. Valentine. His persecutor, Claudius II, forbade Roman soldiers to marry. Since the saint officiated secret nuptial Masses, he was arrested, beaten, and beheaded. His relics remain in Rome. In addition to special graces, martyrdom requires training, which rests upon the self-denial (penance) of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. Lent provides this time of exercise, preparing us to be witnesses for Christ (martyrs). Life is not worth living unless there is something worth dying for!

RECOVER AND RESTORE TRADITION

Fatima and The Latin Mass

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Learn the Fatima Essentials (Audio Only)

Know Live and Share the Fatima Message
Learn, Live and Share the Message of Fatima View description ▼ Our world stands on a knife’s edge,
 Fatima is a heavenly Message of the greatest urgency 
which all must obey; it is not optional. It is the only solution for the crisis in our Church and the world. It is never too late to have recourse to Jesus and Mary. This conference provides an overview of the Fatima essentials,
 briefly covering the event and message,
 the controversial topics,
 and how we must respond today. Notes are available HERE.
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VIDEOS

Strengthening the Faith

The Church in Extreme Crisis: How We Got Here. How We Must Respond.
Fr. Michael Rodríguez - Fatima Conference - [Podcast]

Special Presentations

Lies about World War II
by Fr. James Mawdsley
The Hymnal Industry Complex
by the Lepanto Institute

Fatima Today

Have Churchmen Lost Faith and Hope in Christ? [Podcast] - Episode 10
Guest Speaker: Murray Rundus
Father, Terror, Death and St. Joseph
[Podcast] - Episode 9
David Rodríguez and Monique Krawecki

Reasons for the Traditional Latin Mass

PERSONAL TESTIMONY
AND VOCATION

How I Left the New Mass and Found Tradition
by Fr. Michael Rodríguez

IT IS ABOUT MORE
THAN JUST 'VALIDITY'

TLM: Refuge in a Time of Crisis
by David Rodríguez

Monthly Litany

[March] The Litany to St. Joseph  - Pray this litany with Fr. Rodriguez. For an audio-only version of this litany, click HERE. Text can be downloaded HERE.

O King of Glory, Jesus My Savior

From a sermon given on the Saturday of the Fourth Week of Lent

O King of glory, Jesus my Savior! what marvelous virtue Thou dost display in this flood of sorrows, sufferings, and humiliations, which overwhelmed Thy Heart!  What meekness, what resignation, what patience, what charity!  Thou dost pray for those who outrage Thee.  Thou offerest Thy sufferings for those who persecute and afflict Thee.  How unlike I am to Thee, my divine Model!  How great is the change that must be effected in me, if I wish to be Thy true disciple and to bear a resemblance to Thee!  
In all sincerity, however, I pray:  “Jesus, meek and humble of heart, make my heart like unto Thine.”  How different a rule of life, how great a reform of conduct is required of me before I shall be able to say with the Apostle:  “I live, now not I, but Christ liveth in me.” (Gal 2:20)  How unwilling I am to bear the slightest pain!  How I shrink from the lightest cross!  How impatient I am in sufferings, disappointments, and contradictions!  And yet the Holy Ghost tells us, “Jesus Christ suffered for us, leaving us an example, that we should follow His steps” (1 Pt 2:21); and again, “All that will live godly in Christ Jesus shall suffer.” (2 Tim 3:12)

For if we be dead with Him, we shall live also with Him.
If we suffer, we shall also reign with Him.
If we deny Him, He will also deny us.

- 2 Timothy 2:11-12

Jesus, the eternal Wisdom, have mercy on us.
Jesus, sold for thirty pieces of silver, have mercy on us.
Jesus, prostrate on the ground in prayer, have mercy on us.
Jesus, strengthened by an angel, have mercy on us.
Jesus, in Thine agony bathed in a bloody sweat, have mercy on us.
Jesus, betrayed by Judas with a kiss, have mercy on us.
Jesus, bound by the soldiers, have mercy on us.
Jesus, forsaken by Thy disciples, have mercy on us.

“Behold, Jesus Christ crucified, who is the only foundation of our hope; He is our mediator and advocate; the Victim and Sacrifice for our sins. He is goodness and patience itself; His mercy is moved by the tears of sinners, and He never refuses pardon and grace to those who ask it with a truly contrite and humbled heart.”

- St. Charles Borromeo

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