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Christmas is heaven breaking into our humdrum world (complete text)

Fourth Sunday of Advent, Dec. 19, 2010 Fr. Anthony Brankin Gospel: Matt. 1:18-24. The angel’s command to Joseph (Sorry, no audio.)

Complete text of homily: I write this on the Fourth Sunday of Advent, and, really in less than a week, it will be Christmas. If you are at all like me you are getting […]

January 12th, 2011 | Tags: , , , | Category: Christmas, family, Fr. Brankin, Texts of talks | Comments are closed

Don't wait forever to baptize your child

Baptism of the Lord, Jan. 9, 2011 Fr. Anthony Brankin Gospel: Matt. 3:13-17. Baptism of Jesus. MP3 Audio

Summary: In the ancient world, Baptism was only a symbol. Jesus came to be baptized to show that we needed real Baptism. Jesus took the ceremony of Baptism and made it a sacrament. Now, Baptism is more […]

January 10th, 2011 | Tags: , , , , , | Category: Audio homilies, Fr. Brankin, sacraments | Comments are closed

Catholic social teaching starts and ends with the family

Fr. Anthony Brankin Go to MP3 Audio

Full text of homily: I remember hearing Cardinal George [Archbishop of Chicago, USA] once say that what we call Catholic Social Teaching starts and ends with the family. If something that is proposed for us–and for our lives by the social scientists or the professors in universities or […]

December 29th, 2010 | Tags: , , , , | Category: Audio homilies, Christmas, family, Fr. Brankin, Modern culture, The media | Comments are closed
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