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Ave Maria! In this video from March 25, 1998, Fr. Peter Damian Fehlner and Mother Angelica promote the catholic teaching of our Lady as Coredemptrix, Mediatrix, and Advocate. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Pierluigi Molla is the son of Saint Gianna Molla who died in 1962 after giving birth to his little sister. St. Gianna developed a fibroma in her uterus during the second month of her pregnancy which required immediate surgery to save her, but since it would certainly terminate her pregnancy she put it off to save her child. Despite the best efforts of the doctors they could not save the heroic mother. Pierluigi came to Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine in La Crosse, WI to give a pro-life talk on the first anniversary of the opening of the Shrine. While he was there he graciously consented to an interview with Fr. Peter, the rector of the shrine, and shares his memories of his mother and his thoughts on what her life gave witness to. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Archbishop Raymond Burke is at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse, WI celebrating the first anniversary of the shrine’s opening. The Rector of the shrine, our very own Fr. Peter Fehlner, took the opportunity to ask him for an interview on his role as the “Chief Justice” of the Catholic Church and the significance of the shrine in a modern, relativistic world and the Archbishop graciously agreed. Taking his queue from an editorial from Dr. Robert Moynihan in the June issue of Inside the Vatican, Fr. Peter asks Abp. Burke his opinion on two different types of justice prevailing in the world, one relativistic and the other based on absolutes like natural law and divine revelation. This leads to many other questions on our current cultural, political, social and spiritual condition: Does relativism lead to tyranny and totalitarianism? Is it possible to have an appeal to a higher authority than the US Supreme Court? Is relativism the cause of our current economic mess? Is strict separation of Church and state viable? How is religion and the Catholic Church important in secular affairs today? Is there a connection between your role as Prefect of the Apostolic Signatura and your Marian devotion? Does Our Lady add an element of mercy to the judicial process? Does Our Lady have a role in resolving the current crisis in the secular world? What role does this Shrine have today in the Church? Can Our Lady be a means to solve the ecumenical crisis. And there are more provocative questions like: Can Our Lady be the basis for true and lasting peace, sort of a “Pax Mariana”, that would replace peace based on worldly power which comes and goes like “Pax Romana”, “Pax Britannica” and perhaps even “Pax Americana”? Listen to a whole world of insight from this very Marian Prelate. Ave Maria! |
Homily #090602s ( Ave Maria! Mass readings |
Ave Maria! On May 31, 2009, the Friars held a Marian conference at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. The conference, entitled “Am I Not Your Mother? Our Lady of Guadalupe and Spiritual Maternity”, included several noteworthy Catholic speakers and was hosted by Irish singer/musician Dana Scallon. In this first video, Fr. Peter Fehlner, FI, introduces the conference by discussing Marian Coredemption & the reality of Mary’s Spiritual Maternity. Ave Maria! |
Homily #090601s ( Ave Maria! Mass readings |
Homily #090530s ( Ave Maria! Mass readings |
Homily #090529s ( Ave Maria! Mass readings |
Ave Maria! In the seventh presentation at our International Centenary Symposium on the Mariology of Bl. John Duns Scotus held in Durham, England, Fr. Peter discusses the source of tradition present in the Mariology of Bl. John Duns Scotus. (The sixth conference will be forthcoming.) Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! In the fifth presentation at our International Centenary Symposium on the Mariology of Bl. John Duns Scotus held in Durham, England, Dr. Benedetto Ippolito discusses the anthropological basis of Bl. John Dun Scotus’ Mariology. Dr. Benedetto’s presentation is read by Fr. Peter D. Fehlner, F.I. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! In the second presentation at our International Centenary Symposium on the Mariology of Bl. John Duns Scotus held in Durham, England, Fr. Johannes Schneider, OFM, discusses the Christocentrism of Bl. John Duns Scotus and its implications for Mariology. Fr. Johannes’ presentation is read by Fr. Peter D. Felhner, F.I. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! In the first video of our International Centenary Symposium on the Mariology of Bl. John Duns Scotus, Fr. Peter gives a short introduction on the nature and importance of the Mariology of Scotus who, in the words of the Jesuit poet Gerard Manley Hopkins, “fired France for Mary without spot”. (His poem ‘Duns Scotus’ Oxford’, referenced by Fr. Peter, is posted below.) Towery city and branchy between towers; Yet ah! this air I gather and I release Of realty the rarest-veinèd unraveller; a not Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! [Because so many had problems viewing this video we decided to re-post it along with the audio for our new podcast feature] In this talk, Fr. Peter Fehlner delves into, diagnosis, and dissects the crucial life issues facing our culture, covering the gamut from “the moment of conception, to natural death,” and other philosophical and moral issues. Ave Maria! |
Ave Maria! Fr. Peter continues his reflections on medical ethics and the troubles that moral-conscience physicians and patients face in today’s culture. In this talk, Father specifically discusses mutilations and the morality of organ transplants. Ave Maria! +++ |
Ave Maria! In this talk, Fr. Peter Fehlner delves into, diagnosis’s, and dissects the crucial life issues facing our culture, covering the gamut from “the moment of conception, to natural death,” and other philosophical and moral issues. Ave Maria! |
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