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Modernism #4: The Turning

Fr. Daniel Nolan discusses the turn – when good begins to triumph over evil. He recalls the vision of Pope Leo XIII in 1884 which resulted in the prayer to St. Michael.  
Fr. Heilman: Don’t Be Lukewarm
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Fr. Heilman: Don’t Be Lukewarm

Fr. Richard Heilman of St. Mary of Pine Bluff delivered this homily on April 19, 2023 warning believers not to be lukewarm in their faith, challenging us to not be afraid of taking a stand for the Truth.
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Tone Trumps Truth?

Fr. Richard Heilman discusses how weak bishops have helped to create a “woke” culture that emphasizes “tone” over “truth.”  
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Remain In The Truth

On the feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola, Fr. Altman reflects upon the importance to stand-up for truth. No one comes to the Father except through Jesus Christ who is the Truth. We must remain in Christ if we are to bear fruit. Homily from 07/31/2020.  
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Losing the Sacraments

Fr. Daniel Nolan discusses the potential suppression of the Traditional Latin Mass and other sacraments. We need to equip ourselves with confidence and pro-activity. God can turn all things to our spiritual benefit.  
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Be Levain to Heaven

Fr. Altman calls to mind the opening words of St. John Paul II from Veritatis Splendor. Fr. Altman reflects upon good Catholic leadership versus bad leadership. We are all called to be Levain to heaven. Homily from 06/24/2020.
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Modernism #5: The Fruits

Fr. Daniel Nolan discusses the fruits of modernism. Jesus warned us to beware of false prophets who were wolves in sheep’s clothing. We can distinguish false prophets from true prophets by their fruits.  
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True Equality And Bad Law
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True Equality And Bad Law

Fr. Kirby discusses the proposed Equality Act and its dangerous ramifications for people of faith.  Christians must speak-out and oppose this legislation.
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Which Mark Is Upon Your Forehead?

Fr. Altman reflects upon the fact that sin is objective and we have an obligation as Christians to confront those who are sinning. He differentiates between judging the state of someone’s eternal soul versus declaring sin when we see it. Homily from August 12, 2020.