On the occasion of the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, His Excellency explores a variety of themes such as St. Dominic and St. Francis who represented the “thinking” and “poverty” of the Church; how one must not overestimate or underestimate the SSPX; a brief history of the SSPX early history, the ‘nine’ and the relative insignificance of the SSPX for the wider Church.
This sermon explains the nature of society; authority; how there is such a thing as natural inequalities; the errors of egalitarianism and the differences between men and women.
Sermon given on the Feast of All Saints and the entry into major orders; necessity of priests; nature of sacrifice; importance of doctrine explaining in a simple manner the doctrine of infallibility, the Second Vatican Council and the Communion of Saints.
In this sermon, given in Buffalo, Bishop Williamson preaches on the virtues of fidelity, especially in today’s crisis, for the occasion of Fr. Victor Mroz’s fifty-year anniversary to the priesthood. He ties in this talk to the importance of the family in the modern world.
For the Chrism Mass Bishop Williamson gives an explanation of the holy oils and speaks on the majesty of God.
His Excellency provides the historical context for the pronouncement of the Immaculate Conception. This doctrine was an answer to the modern world’s denial of original sin. He also discusses, in brief, 9-11.
