For the feast of the Nativity, His Excellency preaches on how God does not force His grace on us; He wants our hearts. Makes reference to 9-11, the Sacred Heart and the fact that the Church does not need to adapt its doctrine to the modern world.<br />
On the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, His Excellency discusses how this event was in a certain way the fountainhead of our Redemption. He also gives the analogy of the SSPX being an “emergency lighting system”, that will last as long as the darkness exists.
Bishop Williamson explores a wide range of topics such as modern man’s living in an illusion, the importance of the Rosary, the Spiritual Exercises, reflections on the Columbine shootings, the responsibilities of leaders and the nature of free will and grace.
A powerful sermon given on the occasion of a religious brother’s profession reminding the faithful of life’s true purpose. Modern man’s love of materialism, as His Excellency stresses, will end and as a consequence cannot satisfy man’s desire for happiness.
Sermon for the occasion of Minor Orders and ordinations to the subdiaconate, His Excellency speaks on various topics such as the modernist view of progress; indefectibility of the Church, inequalities in nature; and how quality comes before quantity.
Sermon preached at the beginning of Lent whereby, His Excellency warns to faithful not to fall into complacency. He then asks us to have a sense of gratitude for what we have been given and again warns us to beware of collapsing just as the Church of the 50s did.
