Audio Sancto

Sermon titled "Fruit of the Cross: Living the Common Life in Harmony" given on Monday September 16, 2013. Size: 5 MB; duration: 14:27.

Sermon titled "Walk in a Manner Worthy of Your Calling" given on Sunday September 15, 2013. Size: 5.9 MB; duration: 17:06.

Sermon titled "On Clericalism" given on Sunday September 15, 2013. Size: 6.2 MB; duration: 27:13.

Sermon titled "The Terrible Sin of Scandal" given on Sunday September 15, 2013. Size: 6.2 MB; duration: 17:57.

Sermon titled "Triumphalism and the Church Triumphant" given on Saturday September 14, 2013. Size: 8.8 MB; duration: 25:30.

Sermon titled "Becoming Little So That God Will Make Us Good" given on Friday September 13, 2013. Size: 8 MB; duration: 23:09.

Sermon titled "Natural Sciences Try to Make Us Forget God" given on Friday September 13, 2013. Size: 4 MB; duration: 11:40.

Sermon titled "Saint Peter Claver" given on Monday September 9, 2013. Size: 4 MB; duration: 11:43.

Sermon titled "On the Nativity of the Blessed Mother" given on Monday September 9, 2013. Size: 2.5 MB; duration: 07:23.

Sermon titled "The French Revolution and Vatican II" given on Sunday September 8, 2013. Size: 9.2 MB; duration: 26:42.

Sermon titled "Overcoming the "Model D" Weaponry of the Devil" given on Sunday September 8, 2013. Size: 5.8 MB; duration: 16:57. In our difficult times, it seems there are many reasons to be disheartened. Many have fallen away from our Catholic faith, wars and rumors of wars are constantly on the news, failures in the leadership of the Church constantly wound us, and the rise of the occult, children and friends in trouble, poor health, and many similar things come together to make a pretty heavy cross. The devil always hanging around to provide us a solution from his catalog of "D Solutions" or "D Weapons"... things like drink, drugs, disobedience, dissent, and so on. Yet, since we are awake in this trial, it is a clear sign that we are loved by the King of kings and are being called higher... to suffer with Him on this the Church's Good Friday so that He can usher in the Church's Easter Sunday. Let us humble ourselves, take our place, and co-operate with our King and all the devil's weaponry will utterly fail.

Sermon titled "Saint Pius X and Modernism, part 2" given on Tuesday September 3, 2013. Size: 5.2 MB; duration: 15:17.

Sermon titled "Saint Pius X and Modernism, part 1" given on Monday September 2, 2013. Size: 4.4 MB; duration: 12:51.

Sermon titled "Fraternal Correction: Object, Intention, and Circumstances" given on Sunday September 1, 2013. Size: 7.6 MB; duration: 22:01.

Sermon titled "Meekness Restores the Moral Order of the Universe" given on Sunday September 1, 2013. Size: 10.2 MB; duration: 29:41. Why does God allow so many evils in the world, especially touching on innocent children? Why not prevent all these evils? Preventing evil in the physical order would require destroying the moral order. Evil doesn't exist "because God allows it" but because men choose to commit evil acts (i.e. Sin) in the moral order. Man's free will is the essence of the moral order: without it there cannot be love, and without love we would have no chance to triumph over evil. Through Christ, God has re-established the moral order which was lost by Adam. Practicing the virtue of meekness towards God, towards our neighbor and towards ourselves helps us to re-establish and maintain the moral order in our soul and even of the entire universe