June 6, 2009
Jun 06 – Homily – Fr Bonaventure: Treasure Faith
Homily #090606 ( 05min) Play - ...but she, from her poverty, has contributed all she had... Ave Maria! Mass readings Audio (MP3) +++
June 7, 2009
Jun 07 – Homily – Fr Ignatius: Most Holy Trinity
Homily #090607 ( 09min) Play - Fr. Ignatius preaches on the Holy Trinity, how it is an intimate revelation of the holiness of God to His beloved ones and lets us know more…
June 7, 2009
Jun 07 – No Homily – Fr Tito: Camera On The Fritz
Sorry no homily; when I got the homily into the computer, all I can say is what happened, the camera went whack! And to the man that asked me, "When will the homily…
Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity
June 7, 2009
Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity
Ave Maria Meditations The Blessed Trinity and Our Lady's Heart It was the morning of the feast of the Annunciation and the Hail Mary was of course being sung in Saint Gertrude's monastery.…
June 9, 2009
Video – No Apologies #92 – Conclusion Faith Alone
No Apologies #92 - "...I will build my Church."( 05min) >>> Play Ave Maria! Today we close Fr. Rumble's essay. The nature of "faith alone" is directly opposed to Christ's establishment, and therefore,…
June 9, 2009
Jun 09 – Homily – Fr Ignatius: Luke Chapter 6
Homily #090609 ( 09min) Play - Have an attitude of mercy toward your brother. Judge not...know the tree by it's fruit...there is a time to judge and a time not to judge... Ave…
The Wealth of the Poor
June 9, 2009
The Wealth of the Poor
Ave Maria Meditations + "You know the gracious act of our Lord Jesus Christ, that for your sake he became poor although he was rich, so that by his poverty you might become…
June 10, 2009
Jun 10 – Homily – Fr Ignatius: St Margaret Queen
Homily #090610 ( 07min) Play - Though Queen of Scotland, Margaret governed the life of her soul with great care... Ave Maria! Mass readings Audio (MP3) +++
June 11, 2009
Jun 11 – Homily – Fr Ignatius: Corpus Christi
Homily #090611 ( 08min) Play - The Feast of Corpus Christi, or the Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ (as it is often called today), goes back to the 13th century,…