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Combat today’s bankrupt secularism with the Rosary

Thursday, November 3rd, 2011

Go to Fr. Brankin's bio28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Fr. Anthony Brankin
Gospel: Matt. 22:1-14 The man without a wedding garment

Full homily text: Imagine, if you will, you are living in a Little sea coast village off the west coast of Greece—about five hundred years ago. And it is the early, early morning of October 7th. You get up early to see what you can see. You had heard it was going to happen, but you really didn’t know when and you had no idea what it was going to look like—but you look out the window at the bay and in the mist and early morning fog—you can just about make it out.

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There they are—hundreds and hundreds of galley ships. These are the Muslim Turks coming from the south and they are loaded down with tens of thousands of sailors and soldiers and tens of thousands of slaves to pull the oars. Continue Reading…

Our society is shaped by our faith and good deeds

Saturday, August 7th, 2010

July 2010
Fr. Anthony Brankin

Homily Text: Maybe I’m getting too sensitive. Maybe it’s encroaching old age. Maybe I’ve been a priest too long. But it is simply amazing how in the popular culture these days—in these days of political correctness it seems to be open season on Catholics—and even on all Christians.

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