Author Topic: VIDEO: Intense Sermon by a Catholic Bishop From 1988 (Read 3332 times)

justso · « **Reply #5 on:** July 22, 2012, 06:19:52 PM »

If there was an all-time favorite sermon of Bishop Williamson, it's this one. I've watched it so many times and makes me realize, to see him so much younger, that we haven't a lot of time left with this lion of the Catholic faith. It's such a pitiful shame to see how he's being treated by his own.

This is one of the most powerful sermons I've ever heard, and I listen to it regularly.

Roman55 · « **Reply #6 on:** July 22, 2012, 07:00:45 PM »

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We have got to find a way to free the Lion of England, period!

I couldn't agree more! God keep and defend Mons. Williamson!

"Ditto's" as it is said and "Ditto's" to 'justso' as well. Tried to reply, but box was full or other technicality wouldn't allow it. Not to worry, it was good and Thanks.

Nickolas · « **Reply #7 on:** July 22, 2012, 07:43:21 PM »

I would prefer to view the full sermon, rather than one that is grossly edited. Mr. Sestak says in his footnotes of the video it is a one hour sermon edited down to 12.5 minutes. Does anyone know where to find the full length online?

de Montfort · « **Reply #8 on:** July 22, 2012, 10:11:29 PM »

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We have got to find a way to free the Lion of England, period!

I couldn't agree more! God keep and defend Mons. Williamson!

"Ditto's" as it is said and "Ditto's" to 'justso' as well. Tried to reply, but box was full or other technicality wouldn't allow it. Not to worry, it was good and Thanks.

Thank you! I didn't know it was set to not receive. All is good :cheers:

magdalena · « **Reply #9 on:** July 23, 2012, 09:00:51 PM »

Quote from: justso

If there was an all-time favorite sermon of Bishop Williamson, it's this one. I've watched it so many times and makes me realize, to see him so much younger, that we haven't a lot of time left with this lion of the Catholic faith. It's such a pitiful shame to see how he's being treated by his own.

This is one of the most powerful sermons I've ever heard, and I listen to it regularly.

This is one my favorites as well. Vintage Williamson. I entered Tradition in 1993. Bishop Williamson was the one that preached from the pulpit my second time at the chapel. 1993! That's only five years after he was consecrated a bishop. Who would have thought at that time that his own would betray him. I, too, would like to have access to the entire sermon. Deo Gratias for the good Bishop. May Our Lady protect him under her sacred mantel.