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Catholic Audiobooklets from great catholic writers, both religious and laymen and women, and Sunday Sermons from Catholic Churches in many Lands.

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Afleveringen

Be Saints: Fr. John Carlisle, SSPX 16.06.2023 38:31

Practical Sanctification of our Family Life: Fr. Jonathan Kopec, SSPX 16.06.2023 29:12

The Holy Family: Fr. Robert Brucciani, SSPX 10.06.2023 20:51

Modesty for Men and Women: An SSPX priest 10.06.2023 18:34

A Few Stories of St. Philip Neri: Fr. Patrick Rutledge, SSPX 03.06.2023 32:48

Faith and Reason--Friends or Foes: Fr. Paul Franks, SSPX 26.05.2023 47:03

God's Will and Evil:Fr. Patrick McBride, SSPX 26.05.2023 24:02

Reactionary Spirit vs. Calm Judgement: Fr. J. Kopec, SSPX 20.05.2023 1:29:48

The Sacred Heart--King of the Home: Fr. Patrick Rutledge, SSPX 13.05.2023 30:34

Who Do You Worship? Fr. R. Taouk SSPX 04.05.2023 37:19

St. Joseph The Worker: A Priest of the SSPX 29.04.2023 15:13

Seeking First the Kingdom of God and His Justice: Fr. P. Wolfe 29.04.2023 23:47

Among the many and manifold reasons for His Majesty’s Resurrection is God’s Justice and His Mercy. St. Thomas Aquinas teaches that the Resurrection is “for the commendation of Divine Justice, to which it belongs to exalt them who humble themselves for God’s sake.” Justice, therefore, is a reason for the Resurrection. Recall that justice is simply giving to another what is rightfully theirs… what...

Thou Callest Me Master and Heedest Me Not: Fr. P. Wolfe 29.04.2023 22:07

In an old Novena prayer book put out by the Sister Adorers of the Precious Blood, one can find this appeal that expresses the grief of His Majesty over the lack of cooperation found among men. It was carved by an unknown sculptor into the walls of an old European Cathedral: Thou callest Me Master, yet heedest not Me. Thou callest Me Light, yet I shine not in thee. Thou callest Me Way, but dost fo...

Happy Easter: Fr. Paul Robinson, SSPX 15.04.2023 16:18

The Resurrection: Fr. Thomas Asher, SSPX 15.04.2023 21:59

Passion and Death of Christ 1: Archbishop Fulton Sheen 23.03.2023 26:00

Passion and Death of Christ II: Archbishop Fulton Sheen 23.03.2023 26:29

Passion and Death of Christ III: Archbishop Fulton Sheen 23.03.2023 25:52

The Agony in the Garden: Fr. Thomas Asher, SSPX 23.03.2023 29:59

The Seven Last Words of Jesus Christ: Fr. Thomas Asher, SSPX 23.03.2023 36:32

Does Purgatory Exist?: Fr. Marcel Ockerse, SSPX 23.03.2023 37:56

Confirmed in His Grace: Fr. Ray Taouk, SSPX 11.03.2023 29:01

Fr. Denis Fahey on The Kingship of Christ: Fr. P. Wolfe 11.03.2023 22:15

Excuse Making & Blaming Others is a Dangerous Game: Fr. P. Wolfe 11.03.2023 22:20

The Five Deaths of the Faith: Fr. Paul Franks, SSPX 27.02.2023 39:02