Thank you to whomever runs this site, it is truly a blessing, especially for those of us who don't have access to Mass every week.  The transcripts are a great addition.  I will be printing them off and making notes in the margins and keeping them for future study.

thanks again,

Marsha

Thank you, and we appreciate the feedback.  We were copying the sermons from Youtube when they first became available, and realized it wasn't easy for everyone to do so.  We put the suggestion to Pablo about creating the site, to make it easier for everyone to download and since iinthissignyoushallconquer began, it has been expanding.  If it is what Our Lady and Our Lord wish, it will continue.

Thank you, to everyone putting in their efforts!

Something new we have been doing is encouraging those who don't have the internet to purchase a mp3 player, and then we download the sermons for them on the player.

It may be a nice Christmas suggestion, especially for those who could use some cheering up.  If you click on the Amazon button  :wink: at the top of the page, you can find some good deals on new and used ones.  Also, they should work with any speaker system.

I can't thank you enough, Padre Pio, for getting these sermons to us.  It's got to be a lot of hard work, but please know it is much appreciated.

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Yes, thank you! I do get to the SSPX chapel once a week (for the time being) and yet I never hear a 'real' sermon. I check often during the week to see if you have uploaded a sermon. It is invaluable, your hard work is very much appreciated.

ALL the knowledge I have acquired in the last 10 years has come from outside (not come) of my parish priest, but from my own reading and study.

Those sermons that you speak about, are a breath of fresh air. Thank God for the internet.
 

.....and I've been told that the internet is EVIL!!!  :devil2: :scared2:




Seriously though, if not for the internet, I would've never learned about the Traditional Catholic Faith which lead to the main reason for leaving the N.O.  

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Quote from: Seraphia

Yes, thank you! I do get to the SSPX chapel once a week (for the time being) and yet I never hear a 'real' sermon. I check often during the week to see if you have uploaded a sermon. It is invaluable, your hard work is very much appreciated.

ALL the knowledge I have acquired in the last 10 years has come from outside (not come) of my parish priest, but from my own reading and study.

Those sermons that you speak about, are a breath of fresh air. Thank God for the internet.
 

.....and I've been told that the internet is EVIL!!!  :devil2: :scared2:




Seriously though, if not for the internet, I would've never learned about the Traditional Catholic Faith which lead to the main reason for leaving the N.O.  

Our first appreciation goes to Matthew for providing this resource, CI.

Then it goes to Frs. Pfeiffer, Chazal, and Hewko for providing the sermons
and delivering them to the faithful.

Then it goes to Padre Pio and all the eager assistants, like nipr who transcribes.

Then it goes to the appreciative respondents who say "thank you" here.

Then it goes to everyone who copies sermons, and mp3 downloads and
provides them to shut-ins or those of modest means who have no Internet
or perhaps no ability to use the Internet even if they had it.

For blessed are they who hunger and thirst after justice (and who assist
others who do so, by providing for them these contraband sermons so hated
by the wayward Menzigen-denizens) for they shall have their fill.

Blessed are they that suffer the persecution of the nefarious Menzingen-denizens
for justice' sake: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.




You, who courageously provide
these sermons to the poor in spirit,
against the pertinacious and
despicable scorn of Fr. Rostand
the horrible and his ilk, for yours
is the kingdom of heaven, for you
are the salt of the earth!




"Blessed are ye when they shall
revile you, and persecute you, and
speak all that is evil against you,
untruly, for my sake:  

"Be glad and rejoice, for your reward
is very great in heaven.  

"For so they persecuted the prophets
that were before you.  You are the
salt of the earth.  But if the salt lose
its savour, wherewith shall it be
salted?  It is good for nothing
anymore but to be cast out and to
be trodden on by men"
(Matt. v. 11-13).



And so it shalt be for them who make a 'deal' with modernist
Rome, for, having lost their savour, Rome shalt cast them out
forthwith, wherefore they shalt be trodden on by men.








{For anyone interested, the devil did not want this post to be made. I had one, less forthright,
prepared and was going to post it, but when I clicked "Preview," the website said that as a Guest I was
not able to post messages.  That is, the system, perhaps my own Internet connection, had disconnected
me for a fraction of a second or whatever, and my login had been lost, and therefore, not having saved a
draft to a separate program, I lost the entire post.  Not to be discouraged, however (and it was most
discouraging!), I pulled myself together, and made this one, which to the devil's dismay, is all the more
potent, I must say, even as I do hold back from what I would be inclined to say, and it is this restrained
tension which is the driving force of the words, which I am having a rough time keeping corralled and not
crossing the line of decency IYKWIM. NOTE: Yes, I have saved a copy this time for the devil and tricks.}