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Why All the Restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass?
This episode invites reflection on the lasting value of the Latin Mass and its role in preserving the faith and liturgy since apostolic times.
The Art of Suffering
Discover the redemptive power of suffering through faith. Brother Matthew shares how pain, embraced in love, becomes a path to grace, sanctity, and transformation.
The Glorious Virgin Mary Will Crush the Head of the Evil One
Father Joseph Briody shares a profound reflection on true devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary during the annual May Procession Mass at Saint Benedict Center.
Feed My Sheep
Jesus appears at the Sea of Galilee, restores Peter, and says “Feed my sheep”—a powerful call to love, leadership, and the mission of the Church.
The Guarded Tomb and Christ’s Resurrection
Christ is risen—and so is your hope. Discover the power of the Resurrection in this inspiring episode made to uplift your Catholic heart. Listen now!
The Holy Eucharist: God’s Life giving Covenant
Brother Matthew reflects on the mystery of the Eucharist, urging a return to reverence and love for the Blessed Sacrament.
Miracle of the Five Loaves: Foreshadowing the Holy Eucharist
This week on From the Housetops, Brother Matthew reflects on the Miracle of the Five Loaves, celebrated on Laetare Sunday, a joyful pause in the midst of Lent.
Honoring Ignatius Cardinal Kung: The 25th Anniversary of His Death
Defying Tyranny for Christ! Cardinal Kung spent 33 years in prison for his faith—hear his powerful story & how he still inspires the persecuted Church.
The Great Saint Joseph: Powerful Intercessor
Discover the miracle of St. Joseph’s staircase and his role as a protector. Turn to him in your needs and trust in his powerful intercession.
Fasting and Conversion During Lent
Christ overcame temptation—so can we. Discover how fasting, prayer, and virtue strengthen your soul this Lent. Don’t miss this episode!
Lessons from the Garden: The Fall of Adam and Eve
Brother Matthew reflects on the fall of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. Tempted by the serpent, Eve questioned God’s command and allowed doubt to take root...
Lourdes Miracles: Mary Health of the Sick
The Virgin Mary appeared 18 times to Bernadette in Lourdes (1858), sharing a message of prayer, penance, and conversion.
To Jesus Through Mary: True Devotion Summary
Brother Patrick Joseph explores the profound spirituality of St. Louis de Montfort, focusing on the role of Mary in our journey toward sanctification.
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Mary Our Hope, Ever Victorious Over God’s Enemies
This week, we explore the spiritual conflict behind modern movements that reject God’s truth. Discover the importance of staying grounded in true faith.
Mary Offers Her Child to God – The Mysteries of the Presentation
we reflect on the sacred encounter in the Temple, where Simeon, guided by the Holy Spirit, recognizes the infant Jesus as the long-awaited Messiah.
All Lives Matter – The Story of Blessed Margaret of Castello by Muriel Delany
We explore the remarkable life of Blessed Margaret of Castello, a profound patroness for our times. Margaret’s life reminds us that every child is a gift from God, worthy of love and protection.
The Baptism of Christ – The Necessity of Baptism for Salvation
In this episode of From the Housetops, we reflect on the profound mystery of Christ’s baptism in the Jordan: a public revelation of Jesus as the Messiah.
The Necessity of Faith for Salvation
Join us as we reflect on the importance of professing faith, even under trials, drawing inspiration from the saints, martyrs, and doctors of the Church.
God Keeps His Promises, Prophecies Fulfilled
Brother Matthew explores the profound events following Jesus Christ's birth. Each moment highlights the fulfillment of God’s promises and the recognition of Jesus as the Messiah.
Saint Benedict The Abbot
Saint Benedict - The Abbot Table of Contents Volume LXXIV, No. 1Serial No. 130 Volume LXXIV, No. 1 Serial No. 130 FeatureOther Articles On the cover,On the front cover, Saint Benedict stands holding his crosier,
Plainly Speaking – Saint Benedict
Plainly Speaking - Saint Benedict PLAINLY SPEAKING P. LAINLY S. PEAKING Dear Friends,Saint Benedict founded a Religious Order which has produced 57,000 known saints. Thirty-five Popes have been Benedictines, of whom seventeen have been declared
With Interest By Henry Brenner OSB
Henry Brenner OSBWith Interest In the parable of the nobleman the servant was charged to trade until the return of his master, and was severely reprimanded afterwards for having failed to do so. Why, did
Christ The consoler By Rev. Francis X. Doyle
Rev. Francis X. Doyle, SJChrist The consoler There can be no doubt about Our Lord’s love for the sick. The Gospels are filled with instances of His Divine Compassion, and when Saint Matthew wished to
Perseverance By Father Monsabre, OP
Father Monsabre, OPPerseverance Be faithful unto death, says Our Lord, and I will give you the crown of life. (Apoc. 2:10) It is this fidelity that God rewards in the Coronation of the Most Blessed
True Education Mind, Heart, and Soul
Sister Monica, PhDTrue Education Mind, Heart, and Soul From the earliest period of its history, the Church founded by Christ and commissioned to teach all nations has been a teaching and a learning society. The
His Mother’s Heart is Pierced
Fr. Louis Perroy His Mother’s Heart is Pierced Behold His Mother! We cherish memories of our friends and memories of our mothers but a mother’s memory in all that relates to her child is more
The Assumption by Saint Francis de Sales
Saint Francis de Sales The Assumption When Our Lord came into this world, He sought the lowest place there was (Eph. 4:9) and He found none lowlier in humility than the Virgin. Now He raises
What think you of christ
Charles J. white, S.T.LWhat think you OfChrist This question Jesus asked His Apostles some few months after He began His public mission. Peter, for himself and the other Apostles said: “Thou art the Christ, the
Saint Benedict – Conclusion
Sister Mary Clair, MICMSaintBenedictConclusion Benedict did not leave Rome with the intention of being a reformer. He left the corrupt city when he saw that it was not worth it to stay there when everything