SSPX Sermons

On the feast of Pope St. Pius X, which falls on September 3rd, we reflect on the connection between this holy and St. John Vianney, the Curé d'Ars. Both of their lives instruct us on the meaning of th...

2 Sep 20245min

When the Israelites were traveling through the wilderness, God provided for them. Despite this, God’s people consistently complained and murmured, even going so far as to wish they had never been libe...

29 Aug 202418min

When making petitions to God in prayer, we desire He answer in the affirmative, but often find He does not. Even the saints, whose prayers appear to be more efficacious than our own, do not always rec...

28 Aug 202412min

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27 Aug 202412min

As the Blessed Virgin Mary was never far from Our Lord’s side during his earthly life, so she remains to this day. She is a golden thread that runs through the entire life of the Church, from the Inca...

22 Aug 202410min

In prayer, more is accomplished by listening than talking. Here we consider how this principle, the importance of prayer, played a central role in the life of St. Jane Frances de Chantal, founder of t...

21 Aug 20245min

The sin of presumption, like despair, is a vice that's the opposite of the theological virtue of hope. Many Catholics find themselves torn between these vices, believing on the one hand that God has w...

19 Aug 202418min

On this day of Our Lady’s Assumption, we have the opportunity to reflect on her role in our intellectual, emotional, and moral formation. The Blessed Virgin stands as a model of Christian living while...

15 Aug 202421min