Fr. Perricone

The Good Samaritan Isn’t About “Being Nice” | What the Church Fathers Really Taught ~ Fr. Perricone – Sensus Fidelium

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“Secularism has stolen from us the Good Samaritan.” Modern culture often reduces Christ’s parable to philanthropy, altruism, activism, and vague compassion. But how did the Fathers of the Church understand it? In this sermon, the wounded traveler represents fallen humanity, robbed of sanctifying grace and wounded by sin, sensuality, and pride. The Good Samaritan is

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St. Augustine: Why We Learn to Love Our Chains ~ Fr. Perricone

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Many Catholics worry about grave sins while overlooking the hidden attachments and habitual faults that quietly keep the soul in bondage. In this powerful sermon, we reflect on St. Paul’s words that we have “not received the spirit of bondage,” together with the wisdom of St. Augustine and St. John of the Cross. What are

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St. Ignatius Wanted Heroic Men — Not Pampered Men | The Spiritual Exercises ~ Fr. Perricone – Sensus Fidelium

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St. Ignatius of Loyola did not want pampered men weakened by the world. He wanted heroic men capable of being transformed by Jesus Christ—and then helping transform the world. In this powerful Catholic homily, we reflect on St. Ignatius, the formation of the Society of Jesus, and the spiritual discipline that helped shape generations of

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The Devil’s Greatest Deception: Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing ~ Fr. Perricone – Sensus Fidelium

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“Beware of wolves in sheep’s clothing.” — Matthew 7:15 In this powerful traditional Catholic sermon, we are reminded that Satan rarely attacks openly. Instead, he disguises vice as virtue, temptation as compassion, and spiritual complacency as holiness. Our Lord’s warning about wolves in sheep’s clothing is just as relevant today as ever. This homily explores

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Catholic Fathers: You Are Named After God the Father ~ Fr. Perricone – Sensus Fidelium

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What does it truly mean to be a Catholic father? In this powerful sermon, fathers are reminded that their vocation is modeled after God the Father Himself. Drawing from the mystery of the Blessed Trinity, this homily explains three essential responsibilities of every Catholic father: Giving yourself completely in sacrificial love.Protecting and leading your family

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The Fire of the Sacred Heart | Christ Calls Catholics to Holy Zeal ~ Fr. Perricone – Sensus Fidelium

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The image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus is rich with profound Catholic symbolism. Why is His Heart surrounded by thorns? Why does it burn with flames? In this powerful sermon, discover how the Sacred Heart reveals Christ’s boundless love, His sacrifice on the Cross, and His burning desire for our souls. This reflection explains

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Fr. Perricone: Why Young Catholics are TRADITIONAL – Sign Of The Cross

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Fr. Perricone and John-Henry explore the crisis of belief surrounding the Eucharist and the surprising resurgence of Catholic tradition among young people. The conversation also examines the enduring appeal of the Traditional Latin Mass, not simply as a matter of preference, but as a source of beauty, transcendence, and sacred formation. Drawing on vivid analogies

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The Shocking Truth About Holy Communion Most Catholics Ignore | Corpus Christi Sermon – Sensus Fidelium

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On the Feast of Corpus Christi, we honor Our Lord Jesus Christ truly present in the Most Holy Eucharist—Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity. In this powerful sermon, Fr. Perricone reflects on the majesty owed to the Blessed Sacrament, the profound humility of Christ hidden beneath the appearance of bread, and the necessity of examining our

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‘Reverence Became Taboo’ — Priest Fr. Perricone Reveals How Everything Changed After Vatican II – Sign Of The Cross

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He was ordained a half-century ago. He remembers when reverence was expected, when the tabernacle was central, when Catholics knew what they believed and why. Then came the changes, and everything flipped. Father Perricone joins John-Henry Westen to chronicle the transformation that has left the Church unrecognizable. Reverence became taboo. The sacred became optional. The

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