Father Matkin continues 'How to be an Anglo-Catholic' with the role of the Eucharist in the life of a Catholic. For Catholics, it's the Mass that matters. Does it matter to you?

Father Matkin preaches about gaining a new perspective about God's goodness through empathy and gratitude. God is good, all the time. Sermon for the Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity: Proper 20 on 24 September 2023 at S. Francis Anglican Church in Dallas.

Father Matkin continues 'How to be an Anglo-Catholic' with the duties of a churchman, patterned after the precepts of the church. Once a person believes and is baptized and confirmed, how does that person live out the faith? What are his or her obligations in Catholic living?

How to be an Anglo-Catholic . . . Father Matkin begins the second season by introducing a new series on 'How to be an Anglo-Catholic.' The first step is faith and baptism.

Father Matkin preaches about this event in the life of blessed Francis

Father Matkin begins the second season by introducing a new series on 'How to be an Anglo-Catholic.' But first we must understand what that term means.

Father Matkin preaches on the charter statement of the Church, in which Jesus names Peter as the Rock and promises that his Church, build on a solid foundation, will never crumble and die, for the Twelfth Sunday after Trinity: Proper 16 on 27 August 2023 at S. Francis Anglican Church in Dallas.

Father Matkin reviews the history of positive statements and actions by Roman Catholics related to the validity of Anglican orders before the negative judgment issued in the papal bull Apostolicae Curae of 1896.

Father Matkin reviews the history of positive statements and actions by Roman Catholics related to the validity of Anglican orders before the negative judgment issued in the papal bull Apostolicae Curae of 1896.

Father Matkin reviews the history of positive statements and actions by Roman Catholics related to the validity of Anglican orders before the negative judgment issued in the papal bull Apostolicae Curae of 1896.