Audio sermon in English by FSSPX

Audio-Predigt auf Deutsch by FSSPX

'The fathers of the Church have a very different reading of the parable of the Good Samaritan than we do. We think Our Lord is telling us just to be nice to others, but Our Lord is telling us, in an allegorical manner, the story of our salvation. ... The man going down from Jerusalem to Jericho is mankind, who falls among robbers — that is, according to Saint Augustine, the devil and his angels, who overcome man and strip him of the ornaments of immortality, virtue and most especially the gift of divine grace. ... Then comes the Samaritan, and the Samaritan is Christ: a stranger and a foreigner, not welcome in this world. ...' — Fr. John Brucciani

Fr. Taouk explains how the thought of what we are lacking or the fear that we may suffer a loss in the future robs us of the peace and graces of the present moment and leads us to spiritual ruin .

Fr. Taouk explains the reality of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary and its implications for us.

'Our Lord is saddened because His chosen people do not recognize the great grace of His coming — "the things that are to your piece". Perhaps we have to wonder whether we are now living in a time of another one of Our Lord's visitations. It's a time when he calls us, the faithful remnant, to a more courageous and generous acceptation of His Providence and to a greater readiness to serve Him, come what may.'—Sermon by Fr. John Brucciani, Headmaster of St. Michael's School.

Fr. Taouk explains how we ought to make use of the mammon of this world for the service of Gospel and how that reality allows for a real transformation in grace and sanctity.

Fifth Sunday after Pentecost Sermon by FSSPX

Fourth Sunday after Pentecost - a Sermon on the Sacred Heart by FSSPX

'Divine Providence in our lives, may seem sometimes to tarry, to be long in springing into action, because God prefers to shower us with His generosity at the time when we are most able to appreciate it. That is why we must always endeavour to draw closer to Our Lord through fidelity to prayer, to the Commandments and the gospel counsels: poverty, chastity and obedience. These must permeate our lives. And only then gradually we will learn to distinguish providence from luck or chance.' — Fr. John Brucciani.