St. Pius X's Love of Neighbor, Sermon by Fr. Paul Robinson, SSPX

Having seen how St. Pius X was totally consumed with love for God, we may wonder how he could also have room for a great love for his fellow man. And, we may say that, in the end, there was not enough room, for he died of a broken heart.
We all know that the spiritual life begins with humility. That virtue provides the foundation on which all else is built. But, then, once its roots have been well watered, the soul is able to grow and extend its branches and leaves, until it finally blooms flowers and starts to produce delicious fruits. Those fruits are the works of charity.
Today, let us look at some such works in the early priesthood of our patron: his almsgiving, his poverty of life, and his tirelessness in working for others.

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God bless Fr Robinson.

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Thank you Father Paul Robinson for this beautiful homily. It challenged me to give of myself more as a husband and father. Saint Pius X, pray for us!

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Thank you Father Robinson for these sermons. Yes, it is true that it is said that the SSPX is all head and no heart..and we people need so much kind, charitable understanding in living our here in this apostate world!!

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