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Without faith, we cannot please God or weather life's storms. Faith is a supernatural gift; but we must do our part to receive this gift and strengthen our resolve to serve God. In this sermon, four keys to developing and maintaining a stronger faith in the new year are set forth.   📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on YouTube > 🔊 Subscribe to the SSPX Sermons podcast to get every episode &...

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God has created man and woman with distinctive characteristics and roles, particular in the life of the family. Fathers, for instance, are directed to lead their families in all things, including spiritually. But in order to accomplish this, fathers must cultivate a strong interior life and draw themselves closer to God.   📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on YouTube > 🔊 Subscribe to the SS...

It is not easy for human beings to come to knowledge of the truth. To relieve us of our ignorance, God uses patterns throughout history, such as the example of the family as a model for parishes, religious orders, and society writ large. When it comes to our salvation, Jesus Christ is the pattern that we must follow. For though we are not perfect like He is, his obedience to the Father and purity...

This time after the Nativity is a period to deepen our contemplation of God’s revelation, particularly why the elderly Simeon and Anna could recognize Who Our Lord is. In a period where our society disregards and mistreats the elderly, we might ask why the Infant Jesus graced two elderly persons to know Him while others remained ignorant.   📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on YouTube > 🔊 S...

The name of Jesus was selected by God even before Our Lord's conception. Consider then the great reverence we should have for the Holy Name and the many reparations we should make for the misuse of this name on the tongues of men.   📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on YouTube > 🔊 Subscribe to the SSPX Sermons podcast to get every episode > 🎤 Browse our Sermons Archive on SSPXpodcast.co...

The virtue of generosity makes life beautiful. It is highlighted in particular during the Octave of Christmas, which is a time to both receive a great grace from God and to give unto others for their benefit. But to be truly generous, we must both be mindful of the needs of others and give more than what is expected of us in a spirit of joyfulness.   📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on YouTube...

Every year, Holy Mother Church invites us to reflect on the mystery of the Incarnation. It is a time to acknowledge the great love God has for us while appreciating the extent to which He goes to ensure our salvation.   📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on YouTube > 🔊 Subscribe to the SSPX Sermons podcast to get every episode > 🎤 Browse our Sermons Archive on SSPXpodcast.com > 📳 Sub...

The feast of Christmas is one that everyone loves for it is a celebration of God's love for us. Through the Incarnation, God became man without losing His divinity. He gave Himself to us out of pure love and for our salvation. It is a great mystery--one that we are called to reflect upon and celebrate during this time of the liturgical year.   📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on YouTube >...

During the time leading to the Nativity, we are invited through the liturgy to spend time with Our Lady and consider why she makes the tumultuous journey to Bethlehem to give birth to Our Savior. She does this to fulfill the promise that God gave to His people.   📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on YouTube > 🔊 Subscribe to the SSPX Sermons podcast to get every episode > 🎤 Browse our Se...

The season of Advent can be related to almost every aspect of our spiritual life. From Advent springs forth our spiritual journey with Christ, from the moment of His birth to His salvific death on Calvary. Moreover, the season of Advent relates in a special way to the priestly vocation and the development of seminarians into ordained clerics of Christ.   📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on You...

Joy is the echo of God's life in us. Through the Incarnation, God wishes to give His life to humanity and His life is one of joy. And this joy is a supernatural joy, a spiritual joy, and it orients us ever toward Our Lord and our eternal destiny with Him.   📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on YouTube > 🔊 Subscribe to the SSPX Sermons podcast to get every episode > 🎤 Browse our Sermons...

The Nativity, which is one of the most important feasts of the year, offers an opportunity for Catholics to reflect on Our Lord's mercy. As Scripture, particularly the Old Testament attests, God is willing to forgive even the gravest sins of those who seek His mercy. We may find ourselves turning away from God frequently, but Our Lord never turns away from us.   📺 View / Listen to this Sermo...

The Feast of the Immaculate Conception is followed immediately by the commemoration of Our Lady of Guadalupe's first apparition to St. Juan Diego nearly 500 years ago. This event and the spread of Catholicism in what is today Mexico reminds us of the power of the Faith to overcome the darkness of idolatry and the barbarism of religious practices that disregard the sanctity of life while resisting...

Why did God not give those angels who rebelled against Him a second chance yet He came and died in agony to save us from our multitude of sins? This sermon explores four reasons for Our Lord's decision, with special emphasis on God's unique compassion for mankind. 📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on YouTube > 🔊 Subscribe to the SSPX Sermons podcast to get every episode > 🎤 Browse our Sermon...

When God created the world, He placed mankind at the pinnacle of that creation. Yet through our first parents, Adam and Eve, original sin came into the world and was passed down through the human race. War, disease, deprivation, and death itself resulted. Yet Our Lord in His infinite mercy and love raised up good out of evil by exempting His mother from this stain and thus prepared the way for His...

The season of Advent is a time of joyful preparation for Our Lord's Incarnation. The four candles on the Advent Wreath remind us both of our one brief time of preparation, but also of the much longer period chronicled in the Old Testament. Yet as we learn from that time in history, preparing for the Savior's coming is not tantamount to receiving Him. 📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on YouTube >...

The time of Advent is a time of paradox. The purple veil on the tabernacle, the use of the penitential Psalms at Lauds, and other liturgical rubrics point to this season as being one of penance. Yet on Sundays and other feast days, a festive spirit takes precedence. How we should understand this seeming contradiction is the subject of this sermon. 📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on YouTube > 🔊...

The season of Advent is not just the start of the liturgical year. It is a time of preparation for the Incarnation of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Each Christmas brings with it a special grace. It is a time for us to be transformed if we are properly disposed toward accepting the miracle, to paraphrase St. Athanasius, of God becoming man so that we may become like Him. 📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on...

Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre’s 1974 Declaration of was nothing less than an affirmation of the Catholic Faith. It has guided the work of the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX) for five decades and confirms above all that the SSPX is an apostolate of the Catholic Church that exists for her benefit and the good of all souls entrusted to her. 📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on YouTube > 🔊 Subscribe to...

The season of Advent is a time to reflect on the many graces God gives us. One of these is the gift of the Miraculous Medal, also known as the Medal of Our Lady of Graces, which Our Blessed Mother revealed first to St. Catherine Labouré and is now a devotion embraced by millions of Catholics all over the world. 📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on YouTube > 🔊 Subscribe to the SSPX Sermons podcas...

On the last Sunday after Pentecost, the Church reminds us of the end of all things, including our lives and the world itself. And when Christ says, "Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will not pass." And what are these words except those words of love that Christ spoke throughout His earthly life. And it is those words of love that hold forth the promise that after everything ends, ther...

The final Sunday of the liturgical cycle provides an opportunity to step back and reflect. For what is the liturgical year? It is God giving Himself to us in a multitude of ways. Each week--each feast--contains a special grace for the faithful. And so in reflecting on the liturgical year, our souls should be filled with gratitude and for that we give thanks. 📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on YouT...

In St. Paul's epistle to the Philippians, he reminds the faithful that Our Lord is God while describing what holiness is. Moreover, while St. Paul details all the ways he followed the Law faithfully, he does not place his hope there. Rather, his hope is the same as ours ought to be: to acknowledge that Jesus Christ is God and that we may be united to Him in His passion and death. 📺 View / Listen...

Our Lord’s choice to teach through parables presents challenges for us as now as they did for those in His own day. This is not, as St. John Chrysostom instructs us, because Christ wanted to conceal His teachings. Rather, He invites our wonder through these parables to place us on the road to true conversion and understanding. 📺 View / Listen to this Sermon on YouTube > 🔊 Subscribe to the SSP...