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Six Saints Who Loved the Cross

DVRodriguez2025-05-06T10:53:20-04:00

Consider three interrelated themes: resurrection, faith, and the Cross, which holds these themes together. We often lack faith, turning from the Cross and preferring the easier path. We fail to believe the Cross is the source of all blessings and what brings us sanctification. Eternal life comes through faith and the cross. The saints, who enjoy eternal beatitude, are models in faith and in carrying their cross. In fact, every saint carried a heavy cross. The cross purifies and strengthens your charity. And the more you love the cross, the more God works through you.

Six Saints Who Loved the CrossDVRodriguez2025-05-06T10:53:20-04:00

A Call To Return to God’s Genesis Revelation

DVRodriguez2025-04-30T10:19:10-04:00

[An evening conference given in Northern Kentucky on 31 March 2025.] "All the harm that comes to the world comes from it not knowing the truths of Scripture in clarity and truth." Topics covered include: * Who Has the Burden of Proof; * Scriptural Inerrancy; * Geostatic & Geocentric or Heliocentric; * The Galileo Affair; * Six Days of Creation; * Errors of Charles Lyle and Charles Darwin; * The Holy Face, The Shroud of Turin and Eucharistic Miracles

A Call To Return to God’s Genesis RevelationDVRodriguez2025-04-30T10:19:10-04:00

Hail O Adorable Cross

DVRodriguez2025-04-29T20:20:40-04:00

Easter is the greatest day of the year for we celebrate Christ’s great victory. Yet the resurrection only comes by means of the cross. His cross is the source of all grace and blessings. The liturgy provides many examples of this, such as the Exsultet, the Paschal Candle, the Easter Sequence, and the Veneration of the cross. Keep in mind these two truths: [1] Jesus can never be separated from His cross. [2] in the cross is salvation. We must believe and live by these truths!

Hail O Adorable CrossDVRodriguez2025-04-29T20:20:40-04:00

Easter Vigil

DVRodriguez2025-04-17T06:58:25-04:00

Preparation for Easter by discussing the history, liturgy and theology of the three major parts of Holy Saturday's Easter Vigil, according to our immemorial Catholic Tradition (pre-1955).

Easter VigilDVRodriguez2025-04-17T06:58:25-04:00

Good Friday

DVRodriguez2025-04-16T15:22:57-04:00

Preparation for Easter by discussing the four singular parts of the sacred liturgy on Good Friday, according to our immemorial Catholic Tradition (pre-1955). Talk by Fr. James Mawdsley

Good FridayDVRodriguez2025-04-16T15:22:57-04:00

Frequently Sigh After Heaven

DVRodriguez2025-04-16T13:30:19-04:00

Our Lord provides a remarkable example: He raises His eyes to Heaven (to pray). The Church begins every Sunday Mass in Lent with a call to prayer. We rejoice today because we go to the House of the Lord, to be with Him in this ‘house of prayer.’ Everyone can pray, no matter their station or condition. Prayer, unlike many other laws or works, has no possible substitute. We often don’t pray as we ought. So don’t just go through the motions but apply yourself to prayer with diligence and care, fervor and devotion, and especially, great faith and love. We [...]

Frequently Sigh After HeavenDVRodriguez2025-04-16T13:30:19-04:00

Maundy Thursday

DVRodriguez2025-04-13T23:54:56-04:00

Preparation for Holy Week. Father explains how all the rites of this sacred day point to, are unified by, the Holy Eucharist. This includes the Reconciliation of Penitents, Consecration of Holy Oils, Institution of the Holy Eucharist, Vespers, Stripping of Altars, Washing of the Feet, and Nocturnal Adoration at the Altar of Repose.

Maundy ThursdayDVRodriguez2025-04-13T23:54:56-04:00

First Seven Councils

DVRodriguez2025-04-30T10:08:25-04:00

[An evening conference given in Northern Kentucky on 31 March 2025.] Insights for today from the first seven Councils of the Church. Questions addressed include: How did the Church resolve issues when Scripture was unclear? How did the Church deal with weak, even false, Councils? Why was a Pope declared a heretic? How did a layman defend the truth before a powerful prelate? How did the State attempt to exercise control over Church dogma? How is Tradition upheld and defended by these Councils?

First Seven CouncilsDVRodriguez2025-04-30T10:08:25-04:00

Palm Sunday

DVRodriguez2025-04-13T16:10:35-04:00

Preparation for Holy Week. Father explains the history, prayers, and theology behind the most important rites of the pre-1955 Palm Sunday liturgy. This includes the Blessing of Palms, the Procession with Palms, and the Mass.

Palm SundayDVRodriguez2025-04-13T16:10:35-04:00

Living Water from The Rock

DVRodriguez2025-04-06T00:19:48-04:00

Moses led the Hebrews –and Gentiles– in the wilderness. They had no water, which means certain death. God's people were ready to revolt and return to Egypt. Moses interceded, taking an impossible situation to God. But why was Moses unable to enter the Promised Land? Because he struck the rock (Christ) twice instead of obeying God. The two strikes from his wooden staff represent the two beams of a cross. This is a type of the Passion. Just as an abundance of water flowed from the Rock, so too an abundance of grace flows from Christ’s pierced side.

Living Water from The RockDVRodriguez2025-04-06T00:19:48-04:00