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Marriage is more than good — it's possible through Sacramental grace

27th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Oct. 7, 2012 Fr. Joseph Eddy, O. de M.

(Full text of sermon) Throughout history, whatever the culture, religion, or race, a marriage has been universally recognized as a joyous celebration. Certainly different cultures celebrate in different ways, yet there is a common joy that is seen in all. Marriages […]

October 6th, 2012 | Tags: , , , , | Category: Fr. Eddy, marriage, Texts of talks | Comments are closed

Let’s respect homosexuals without undermining marriage

Reflections on “Chicago values”

(The following is a stunningly clear explanation of the threat of “gay marriage” upon our society published in parish bulletins in the Chicago Archdiocese by its archbishop, Francis Cardinal George.)

By Francis Cardinal George, OMI Archbishop of Chicago

Recent comments by those who administer our city seem to assume that the […]

August 23rd, 2012 | Category: marriage, Texts of talks | Comments are closed

Chick-fil-A, “gay marriage,” and what the pols really want

July 2012

Fr. Anthony Brankin (Full text of sermon) You may have seen all the nonsense in the newspapers about some alderman—Joe Moreno—up on the north side who angrily vowed to the media that he was going to deny a permit for some chicken sandwich store — called Chick-fil-A — that wanted to open […]

August 20th, 2012 | Category: Fr. Brankin, marriage, Modern culture, Texts of talks | Comments are closed
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