Courageous Clergy

Fr. Goring discusses the evidence that the Catholic Church has been infiltrated by those who want to change Church teaching on sexual morality.

Fr. James Altman reflects on the 10 Commandments. Whoa to the shepherds who fail to teach these truths! At the time of giving of the 10 Commandments, God said I set before you this day a blessing and a curse. A blessing for those who follow My Commandments and a curse to those who do not. Those who lead others into sin are damned by God.

Father speaks of Passion Sunday and the fact that Our Lord hid Himself from His enemies before the time of His Passion had begun. Father then compares Our Lord's betrayal by His own to what is going on now at the highest levels of the Church. Father points out that homosexual activists actually have a right to be confused by the Vatican's recent correct statement against blessing so-called gay uni...

Fr. Altier explains that God's law is eternal. Jesus stated he came to fulfill the law, not to abolish God's law. But many people believe they know better than God.

Fr. Walz discusses common misconceptions about sin, confession and mercy.  He also discusses the clergy's failure to educate the faithful about the 10 commandments.

Fr. Daniel Nolan discusses the importance of prayer. Prayer is a relationship with God – it is not optional in the Christian life leading to holiness.

Fr. Kirby discusses the proposed Equality Act and its dangerous ramifications for people of faith.

Fr. Wilton discusses the COVID pandemic, the Great Reset and the attacks on our religious liberties. Fr. Wilton believes that God will step-in and intercede in today's mayhem.

Fr. James Altman discusses the reality of hell as more and more modern Catholics and Christians alike debate the existence of hell and whether it is populated. From scripture to the visions of Sister Lucia and the children of Fatima, Altman sets the record straight that hell is indeed real. Filmed & produced by filmmaker Rebecca Brannon. Music credits to 'The Armed Man, A Mass for Peace' 1. Ag...

Fr. James Altman reflects on the unchanging nature of truth and the importance of true devotion.

Fr. Daniel Nolan reflects upon the importance of the Sacrament of Confession and prayer to overcome sin.  Sin comes in four categories: words, deeds, thoughts and omissions.

Fr. Mark Going offer a reflection on the issue of pro-abortion receiving Holy Communion.

In his homily on Sunday, 07 February, 2021 Rev. William Kosco addresses pro-abortion Catholics. Please help Rev. Kosco build a church at St. Henry Catholic Parish: St. Henry Building Fund 24750 W Lower Buckeye Rd Buckeye, AZ 85326

Fr. Robert Altier uses Paul's letter to the Hebrews to encourage us to remain faithful to God especially in times of persecution which will no doubt be coming as we face the darkness that is descending upon our nation.

Father Echert speaks of the growing pressure being leveled against him to stop "rocking the boat" from his pulpit. In response, Father speaks of the need to be smart in exposing the evil agenda of the children of darkness. Listen up, Fathers. Here's how it's done. Never back down, and also be wise as serpents and cooing as doves. You must continue to run the race and fight the good fight, no matte...

Cardinal Raymond Burke condemned President Joe Biden’s plan to codify Roe V. Wade in federal law during a homily from the 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Father reflects upon the fact that the top American elected official who professes to be Catholic supports the sin of abortion. Visit http://reginaecclesiae.com/.

On the third Sunday of ordinary time, Fr. John Bolye offered suggestions on how we can repent as a nation for the sin of abortion.

Fr. Justin Waltz discusses the historical rise of National Social Party in Germany, the rise of abortion in the United States and Catholic politicians who support abortion.  He encourages all Catholics to pray for the conversion of Catholic politicians who support abortion and to publicly witness against abortion.

Fr. James Altman of La Crosse, Wisconsin, reflected in a recent homily on two of what the Christian tradition calls the four last things — death, judgment, heaven, and hell.

Abortion has been made hygienic, clean, a mere medical procedure - falsely civilized. When we permit that as a nation, it corrodes our moral sense; it corrodes our understanding of human dignity.

In this Sunday Sermon from South Saint Paul, Father speaks of the various epiphanies of Jesus Christ, and he connects those to what is being “manifested” to us today as God prepares to bring the wayward children of the world back to Him. Father points out how God is manifesting–or “outing”–the Children of Darkness, insisting that the Children of Light must use this dark moment to watch and pray an...

Fr. Daniel Nolan discusses the importance of tithing as a means to place our trust in God.

Fr. Robert Altier reflects upon current events and encourages the faithful to be confident - resist the forces driving us to communism.

Father Kirby uncovers the deceitful promises made by socialism, and what we as Christians must do. If you find this video helpful, please subscribe and share.  Please visit Father Kirby's website at: https://frkirby.com/