Name: An Unbridled Tongue: Sermon on the Fifth Sunday after Pentecost by FSSPX
Duration: 11 min 8 s
Description: 'The sins of the tongue make up our most common accusion in Confession We're all guilty of misusing the tongue repeatedly, and human nature hasn't change since St. Peter's day. One of the greatest dangers then and one of the greatest dangers now is an unbridled tongue.' — Fr. John Brucciani

Fr. Raymond Taouk gives an insight into the reality of Kingship of Christ and the importance of the social recognition of the rights of Christ the King for our world and the conseqences for its rejection.

The King of Kings

Fr. Raymond Taouk explains the root cause of the evil afflicting our modern world while explaining the real solution to it.

The Collapse Of Civilisation

Fr. Taouk explains for us the Catholic duty to resist error and the principles which help guide us in this present reality.

The Duty to Resist

Fr. Taouk explains the importance of the virtue of prudence in the Christian life, while giving some solid principles to follow.

Prudence of the Saints

Fr. Taouk takes the opportunity to explain the great reality of God Hidden in our midst in the great treasure of the blessed Sacrament and its implications for us.

Our Hidden God

Fr. Taouk explains the present cultural genocide taking place and how to resist the onslaught so as not to be swept away by the anti-Christian tide impacting our society today.

Our Cultural Revolution

Fr. Taouk explains the role of Israel in the plan of God in its relation to the Church both in the present and in the time to come, showing how we are privileged to be witnesses to present events.

Israel and the Church

Fr. Taouk explains the present state of affairs in light of the supernatural reality that Christ grace offers to us and shows us how we are so desperately in need of that divine reality.

We need His wine

Fr. Taouk explains the dangers of a wasted and empty life and gives us the solution to ensure we live out God's plan for us in this life.

His Divine Plan for us

Fr. Taouk reminds us of the power given to us in the Eucharist by using the example of the Ark of Covenant in order to make it clearer for us how profound a power we have in the blessed sacrament.

The living power of the blessed Sacrament

'The sins of the tongue make up our most common accusion in Confession We're all guilty of misusing the tongue repeatedly, and human nature hasn't change since St. Peter's day. One of the greatest dangers then and one of the greatest dangers now is an unbridled tongue.' — Fr. John Brucciani

An Unbridled Tongue: Sermon on the Fifth Sunday after Pentecost

The Society of St. Pius X is an international priestly society of common life without vows, whose purpose is the priesthood and that which pertains to it.
 
The main goal of the Priestly Society of Saint Pius X is to preserve the Catholic faith in its fullness and purity, to teach its truths, and to diffuse its virtues. Authentic spiritual life, the sacraments, and the traditional liturgy are its primary means of bringing this life of grace to souls.

An Unbridled Tongue: Sermon on the Fifth Sunday after Pentecost

FSSPX

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