Fr. Christopher Sharah reflects upon Matthew's Gospel at the Vigil Mass on Saturday, September 11, 2021 and sees that the warning of Our Lady of Fatima are coming to pass in our times.

Fr. Thomas Dufner offers this reflection on finding true happiness in life.

Fr. Daniel Nolan shares some examples of success stories of parents using discipline to correct their children in love.

Fr. Dufner offers some valuable insights about the differences between men and women when it comes to marriage.

Dan Burke interviews Fr. Robert Altier on the Holy Eucharist.

Fr. Meeks challenges us to follow the same advice given by Joshua to the Israelites: fear the Lord, serve the Lord and rid your life of idols.

Fr. Jeffrey Kirby of Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church in South Carolina says our culture has “lost its sense of sin” and discusses the importance of remaining reverent during worship.

His Eminence Raymond Cardinal Burke is yet again warning Catholics about the third secret of Fatima and its connection to the growing attacks on family life being perpetrated by politicians who consider themselves followers of Christ.

During a forceful sermon given at the National Blue Army Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima earlier this month, Burke remarked that there is a “practical apostasy” taking place in the Church. He also said that it’s a “scandal” for Catholic politicians who attack Church teachings to present themselves for Holy Communion.

“The Bishops rightly seek to safeguard the sanctity of the Holy Eucharist” in order to “prevent the faithful from committing sacrilege by the unworthy reception of the Holy Eucharist,” he said.

They want to “stop the scandal caused by Catholic politicians” who “obstinately persist in promoting legislation in violation of the most fundamental truths of the moral law.”

Fr. Daniel Nolan reflects on today’s readings that show there are consequences for bad behavior. Jesus shows us that corporal punishment is sometimes necessary.

Fr. Dufner discusses the realty of Hell and the fact that people do go there without good shepherds.