The Lost Sermons

 

 

 

We've been going to Mass at least every Sunday for roughly twenty years, and in many different churches in the Quebec Diocese. We've heard our share of homilies! Despite that, there are sermons we've never heard, sermons which have been lost in a kind of spiritual "Bermuda Triangle":

 

 

Jesus Christ, True Man and True God, Head of the Church and Judge of the Living and the Dead

The Difference between Charity and Emotions of Love

Martyrdom, the Essential Fuel for the Catholic Church

The Necessary Involvement of the Good Catholic in Politics

The Joy of being a Nun

The Three Theologal Virtues, and the Four Cardinal Virtues

Papal Infaillibility

Why, and How to go to Confession

Abortion, that Abominable Crime

The Second Vatican Council, it's divine official teachings, and satanic unofficial "spirit"

The Catechism of the Catholic Church, a Dependable Benchmark for our Faith

The Reasons why the Church Condems the Condom

The Scientific Proofs of the Existence of God

The Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist

The Immorality of Sexual Relations before Marriage

The Proper, and Incorrect uses of the Rosary

Philosophy, Queen of the Sciences and Springboard toward Catholicism

The Scandal of Pagans who Get Married in our Churches

The Words and Deeds of the Curé d'Ars, Role Model for our Priests

The Necessity of Latin, Universal Language for the Universal Church

Mortal Sin: It's Not Dead Yet, Unfortunately

Collective Absolution: Appropriate on the Titanic, or after Collective and Public Confession

Hell, Purgatory and Heaven

The Books That Should Be Found in the Bookshelves of Every Good Catholic Family

Conscience, Voluntary and Involuntary Ignorance, and Natural Law

Excommunication, Inescapable Consequence to the Fact That it is Possible to be Inside the Church

Divorce, the Social Disease

The Tridentine Mass: Always a Valid Mass, but Never a Valid Excuse to be Insubordinate to the Pope

Spreading the Gospel by Means of Artistic Beauty in Liturgical Ceremonies

God's Creation is not Man's Dumpster: Why Catholics Must Minimize their Ecological Footprint

 

etc., etc.

 

Anybody having any information that could lead to the capture of these sermons should contact me. A reward has been posted (Eternal Life! :-)

 

 

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