• Society Needs Catholic Men, Sermon by Fr. Paul Robinson, SSPX

  • Apr 21 2024
  • Length: 24 mins
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Society Needs Catholic Men, Sermon by Fr. Paul Robinson, SSPX

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    • Modern society hates families. It is directed to pleasure and wealth and families are an obstacle to that. Even the Church today seems to be joining in on the attack against families by approving the blessing of same-sex couples.
    • To attack families, you have to attack the components that make up families: men and women.
    • Since men are the heads of families, there is a special attack directed against them.
    • There is an effort today to make men anything but what they need to be in order to fulfill their God-given mission to be good husbands and fathers.
    • The typical man that today’s society creates is soft, pleasure-seeking, selfish, emasculated.
    • This is why society so desperately needs good Catholic families today. This is why we pray, “Lord, grant us many holy Catholic families”. But to have good Catholic families, we must have good Catholic men, men of faith who have as their model not some football player, not some womanizing politician, not this Hollywood star or this MMA fighter, but Our Lord Jesus Christ.
    • What society needs is men who dedicate their lives to the service of Our Lord Jesus Christ, to the service of His name, to the service of His Kingship, to the service of His Church.
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