The Need for Gratitude - SSPX Sermons

[@richardharepax123]

I'll try to remember this when I have a bad day at work

[@josephcavilla698]

Excellent sermon Father. It was very badly needed by many so-called Catholics and indeed most people these self whether Catholic or not who have been given so, so much and one never hears a word of gratitude. They ignore their duties in return for God’s great gifts. I pray that this inspiring sermon reaches a wide audience.

[@katiedaly5643]

Deo Gratias for the fidelity of the Fraternal Society of St Pius X in transmitting the truth as willed by Almighty God.

[@TheGringoSalado]

If possible permit the “clip” function on these wonderful videos. I would love to share key points in these videos to include “They Have Uncrowned Him.” In Gratitude 🙏

[@catholicintoeternity5679]

My prayers on the subject concerning SSPX have been answered... I always sort of *shrink* when I hear that society speaking like there are two levels in Catholicism... Their level as being superior and holy (better dressed) and (better postures), and the Holy Catholic Church as being sort of irreverent... At 78, I lived through the Latin Mass, and came out of the Mass not having understood much in that language. I still love to reminisce about those good old days, but since Mother Church is a good mother; she decided that each faithful would be better served hearing the Mass in their own language...I immediately cheered that decision indeed. Please don*t tell me that back in those days that I was receiving Holy Communion in a more reverent way, as one grows in the love of receiving the Body, Blood Soul and Divinity of our Lord Jesus Christ. Ps One should not even notice if others are receiving on the tongue or in the hand if one is concentrated on who one receives.

[@auniversalwoman]

The vernacular has opened up the liturgy to error and abuse and freedom of interpretation... now every one can understand error and sacriledge in their own language but unfortunately take it as truth. A universal church without a universal language keeps us very segregated

[@billclaudiashibler225]

The Apostles and those after them are all men, no women were at the Last Supper. So only a Priest is an alto Christus with consecrated hands, blessed by the Bishop. So if your hands are not consecrated by a Bishop, you should not be touching the Host. Also there is a great danger in having those who would desecrate a host take it with them for this reason. Which is interesting, that those who don't believe in God, evidently really believe He is truly in a consecrated Host.

[@gerard1212011]

Who is the priest speaking? Fr Delatour?

[@billclaudiashibler225]

yes Fr. de la Tour

[@reveilleamerica3589]

Deo gratias