Father Larrabee completes Venerable Louis of Granada’s analysis of why the world cannot satisfy us in The Sinner’s Guide, then begins the systematic treatment of the seven capital sins, starting with pride and examining...
Father Larrabee continues Venerable Louis of Granada’s The Sinner’s Guide by addressing why people claim virtue is an obstacle, forgetting about the grace that God gives, and why others refuse virtue because they love...
Father Larrabee reviews the warnings of Venerable Louis of Granada in The Sinner’s Guide about the folly of deferring conversion, revealing why we must repent now while we have the chance rather than presume...
Continuing The Sinner’s Guide, Father Larrabee concludes the chapters on the privileges of virtue (Chapters 20-23) highlighting the benefits that come from living a virtuous life, including the manner in which God hears and...
In this final episode of the season, Fr. Petrizzi and Justin Eldracher discuss how to apply what we know about heresy to the Novus Ordo clergy, and how this affects the validity of their...
We wish you all a blessed Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus! We had originally intended to announce our contest winners today, but we need just a little more time to get all...
In this episode, Fr. Petrizzi and Justin Eldracher discuss how to apply everything that has been discussed in the previous episodes on heresy to the Novus Ordo and other Traditional groups. A special note...
In this episode, Fr. Petrizzi and Justin Eldracher talk about what it means to be a heretic, and define terms like pertinacity, notoriety, and ipso-facto excommunication. A special note of thanks to Nicholas Wilton...
In this episode, Fr. Petrizzi and Justin Eldracher talk about what it means to be a heretic, and define terms like pertinacity, notoriety, and ipso-facto excommunication. A special note of thanks to Nicholas Wilton...
In this episode, Fr. Petrizzi and Justin Eldracher discuss how the magisterium “enforces” its teaching by censoring errors. A special note of thanks to Nicholas Wilton (RIP) for allowing us the use his music...
