Una Voce San Bernardino

This is a powerful sermon by a traditionalist priest directed towards the “excesses” of those who would call themselves “traditionalist”, myself included. He has articulated my recent convictions about the same “excesses” which I have observed in these communities. Listen to what Fr. Chad Ripperger, FSSP has to say. It is only 13 minutes long.

Laurence Gonzaga
UVSB President

Traditionalist Problems (Mp3, 13 mins, http://www.sensustraditionis.org)

Una Voce Northern Alabama holds successful diocese-wide workshop on the Extraordinary Form Mass. Please visit their site’s links below.

1. Workshop Schedule
2. Photos of the workshop’s success (150-200 people)
3. Audios of the workshop
4. Wrap-up, Audio, Video, and Write-up in diocesan paper

Thank you, Una Voce N. Alabama.

Laurence Gonzaga
UVSB

Dear Una Voce SB Readers:

This issue which Father brings up in the linked sermon below has been brewing in my mind and heart for some time now. There are times where I have been able to catch myself in this error. Unfortunately, there are times when I was not able to catch myself in the error, and ideas were shared, which neither gave glory to God, nor benefited the Latin Mass Apostolate, mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa. We must all learn to be able to keep our public opinions objective, and firmly focused only on our goal, the restoration of the Mass of All Ages, to its rightful place in the liturgical life of the Church. We should not get side-tracked or distracted with things peripheral to this cause, and detrimental to the visible unity of the Church of Christ.

Something which has been found wanting in too many traditionalist circles is the old principle: prima caritas –charity first. If we want our mission to be accomplished, we must be prudent, discerning, and charitable. The other day on the feast of the Nativity of Our Lady, I went on a short walking pilgrimage from Holy Name of Jesus Parish (Redlands) to El Carmelo Retreat House, during which, I listened to this sermon below. It changed my perspective on many things. This post, is the first fruit of what I learned from this powerful sermon from a well-respected traditionalist priest.

Pax Christi in regno Christi.
Laurence Gonzaga
Una Voce San Bernardino

Conquer Your Inner Pharisee With Humility and Meekness

• Date Preached: 2009-08-09
• Sermon length: 28 minutes 19 seconds
• File size: 6.5 MB
• Download Link: http://www.AudioSancto.org/auweb/20090809-Conquer-Your-Inner-Pharisee-With-Humility-and-Meekness.mp3

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The Good Shepherd: Priest, Teacher, and King (Mp3, Audio Sancto)

Chapters (*.wma files; right-click and “save-as”):

One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten, Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen, Fourteen, Fifteen, Sixteen, Seventeen, Eighteen, Nineteen, Twenty, Twenty-one, Twenty-two, Twenty-four, Twenty-five, Twenty-six, Twenty-seven, Twenty-eight, Twenty-nine, Thirty, Thirty-one, Thirty-two Thirty-three, Thirty-four

• Dr. Alice Von Hildebrand - Women & The Mystery of Suffering
• Dr. Alice Von Hildebrand - Women As Wives & Mothers
• Fr. George Rutler - Preparing For Eternity The Last Four Things - Part 1 of 4 The Reality of Death
• Fr. George Rutler - Preparing For Eternity The Last Four Things - Part 2 of 4 The Purpose of Judgement
• Fr. George Rutler - Preparing For Eternity The Last Four Things - Part 3 of 4 The Consequence of Hell
• Fr. George Rutler - Preparing For Eternity The Last Four Things - Part 4 of 4 The Reward of Heaven
• Fr. John Perricone - How To Pass On The Faith
• Michael Davies - Comments On Vatican II Council
• Michael Davies - Original Sin and The Immaculate Conception
• Dr. Robert Moynihan - Motu Proprio: Why Latin? Why Now - Q and A Session