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Sermon of St. Augustine for Friday of the 4th Week of Lent: Lord, Behold, He Whom Thou Lovest is Sick

Sensus Fidelium2 days ago2 days ago017 mins

Homily by St. Augustine 49th Tract on John Ye remember that in our last reading we learnt how that the Lord escaped out of the hands of them which took up stones to stone Him, and went away again beyond Jordan, into the place where John at first baptized. John x. 31, 39, 40- While, then, the…

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Sermon of St. Augustine for Saturday of the 4th Week of Lent: I Am the Light of the World

Sensus Fidelium2 days ago15 mins

Homily on this passage by St. Augustine 34th Tract on John I take it that these words of the Lord: “I am the Light of the world” are sufficiently clear to all men who have eyes which see that Light. At the same time, such men as have no eyes except those which are in their…

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From the Sermons of Pope St. Leo the Great: The Annunciation

Sensus Fidelium2 days ago01 mins

From the Sermons of Pope St. Leo the Great 2nd for Christmas The Almighty and merciful God, Whose nature is goodness, Whose will is power, and Whose work is mercy, did, at the very beginning of the world, as soon as the devil’s hatred had mortally poisoned us with the venom of his envy, foretell…

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Sermon of St. Ambrose for Thursday of the 4th Week of Lent: Widow of Naim

Sensus Fidelium3 days ago3 days ago05 mins

Homily by St. Ambrose Bk. v Comm. on Luke vii The history which we here read in the Holy Gospel hath for us specially two gracious lessons, the one from the literal, the other from the mystic interpretation thereof. According to the letter then, we see how quickly the compassion of God was aroused by…

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Sermon of St. Augustine for Wednesday of the 4th Week of Lent: Spiritual Blindness

Sensus Fidelium5 days ago4 days ago116 mins

Homily by St. Augustine, Bishop of Hippo 44th Tract on John Dread and wondrous are all the things which our Lord Jesus Christ did, both His works and His words; the works, because He wrought them; the words, because they are deep. If, therefore, we consider the meaning of this work of His, we see…

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Sermon of St. Augustine for Tuesday of the 4th Week of Lent: The Jews Wondered

Sensus Fidelium5 days ago08 mins

Homily by St. Augustine 29th Tract on John He Who had gone up unto the Feast, not openly, but as it were in secret, the Same taught, and spake openly, and no man laid hands upon Him. That He had hid Himself, was for example’s sake; that He manifested Himself, was to show His power….

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Sermon of St. Augustine for Monday of the 4th Week of Lent: Cleansing the Temple

Sensus Fidelium6 days ago06 mins

Homily by St. Augustine 10th Tract on John. What hear we now, my brethren? Behold, that temple was still but a figure, and the Lord drove out therefrom all them that sought their own, even them that were come to deal in merchandise. And what was it that they sold there? Only such things as…

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Homily by St. Jerome: Why the Need for Joseph?

Sensus Fidelium6 days ago01 mins

Homily by St. Jerome, Priest at Bethlehem Book of Commentaries, on Matth. i. Why was the Lord conceived of an espoused virgin rather than of a free? First, for the sake of the genealogy of Mary, which we have obtained by that of Joseph. Secondly, because she was thus saved from being stoned by the…

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