A House Divided…

by | Mar 24, 2015 | Archbishop, Latin Mass, Sermons | 6 comments

Here is another inspiring sermon, all about the need for unity in our Church, which was recently given by our Archbishop during the 2015 Gregorian Chant conference on March 7, 2015 at the Brigittine Monastery in Amity, Oregon.  

Note: You can view the rest of the photos from this Mass here. The video and photographs were taken and edited by our friend Marc Salvatore and posted with permission. Thank you Marc!

In other news, the Cathedral Parish of the Diocese of Santa Rosa in California is currently raising money for a sanctuary renovation. It looks like it is going to be beautiful! You can find all the details here along with a link to their Go-Fund Me page.

6 Comments

  1. Amy Caroline

    Oh thank you! I'm adding this to my You Tube so the whole family can watch it!

    2015-03-25 02:08:59

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  2. Christine M.

    Wonderful! Thanks for sharing. God bless!

    2015-03-25 02:55:36

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  3. Amy Caroline

    That was awesome Jessica. Thank you so much for sharing it. We watched it as a family.

    2015-03-25 14:21:44

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  4. Elizabeth Carreon

    This was an amazing homily. Everything he said was right on…beautifully stated.

    2015-03-26 00:50:45

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  5. Shawna A.

    Such a beautiful homily. I intend on listening to it again and again. How blessed you to have such a wise bishop!

    2015-03-26 17:07:00

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  6. stophelia

    you know, Archbishop Sample, he is originally from my diocese! Happy Easter

    2015-03-30 13:14:50

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