In this week's Sunday Sermon from South Saint Paul, Father speaks of Christians--now and in apostolic times--preparing to be without Christ for a time.
Alone but not abandoned, Catholics today face the same threat of persecution from their corrupt Church leadership as Jews faced 2000 years ago from the pharisees.
How do we prepare for a time when fidelity to Christ means falling from favor in an increasingly faithless human element of Christ's Church?
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