Just an afterthought, no doubt the internet has its evils, but who's to say we can't do otherwise with it. People use it to share helpful information and how to's. There are many religious sites that include devotions, and now we have a few priests with good sermons, and the opportunity to make it accessible to all. If the sermons weren't available on the internet the priests would only reach a few hundred people; but, because we use the internet - they are able to reach thousands.
I don't have to sit in my home and say I can't do anything, or what I do won't make a difference - so why bother, especially if there isn't a Resistance Chapel close by. If anything, the more people hear the Truth, the more likely there will be more faithful and more priests who join the Resistance, and chapels will grow. Who's to say the faithful can't have a hand in all this.
The youtube sites with the sermons list the number of views. And, using the tags makes it accessible to many more viewers. For example, if the poster of the video types in Roman Catholic or Sermons under tags, then someone searching for Roman Catholic or Sermons may find one of these videos, even by accident, and listens out of curiosity. Facebook users can also pass on the sermon sites, and reach people who need them.
If you are attending a chapel, and notice the sermons preached aren't available on the internet, ask your chapel coordinator if he needs help recording them. He will let you know how to how to pass them on. Checking the priest's itinerary compared to the sermons available, there is no doubt we are missing out on some of these good sermons.
If chapel attendees don't record the sermons, they become exclusive for only a few people.
Topic: A Thread to Say Thank You for the Sermons (Read 2192 times)