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CATHOLIC INSIGHT

with
Father John Perricone


"Proofs of the
Existence of God:
The Five Ways"

PART 4 OF 6

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Father Perrircone continues this six-part series on
"The Five Ways" -- St. Thomas Aquinas' proofs
for the existence of God.

The Fifth Proof of St. Thomas Aquinas, his last, is called the proof from finality.

Simply put, St. Thomas asks us to look at the obvious fact that everything—without exception—when it acts, it acts for a purpose.

But most things act for a purpose without knowing it is a purpose for which they are acting. Who gives them their purpose? You have a good idea of where St. Thomas goes from there—the source of that purpose is God.

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A Family Retreat
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This month, the incomparable Bishop Sheen speaks to us on "The Devil" 

The 5th in a series of 12 talks given during a retreat in a Church filled with people
of all ages. 

One of his best and final retreats, you will surely enjoy listening to the Archbishop as he addresses each topic in his wonderfully articulate, compelling and humorous manner.
   

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This magnificent recording of a Solemn High Tridentine Mass
of Easter was filmed in Chicago at
Our Lady of Sorrows Church during the 1940's

The purpose of the video is to explain the beauty and mystery of this "Mass of the Ages" as it was passed down to us over the centuries.

This is the Mass loved and revered by the Saints, beautifully explained and narrated by the incomparable Bishop Sheen.

  • The significance of each part of the Mass is made clear, along with an explanation of the actions performed by the priest, the deacons and acolytes.
  • The great Mystery of the Mass itself is beautifully elucidated. 
  • If you would like to appreciate and pray the Mass as never before, this video will certainly be an aid in helping you do so.

After viewing this video, it will be easy to understand why Father Frederick Faber called the Tridentine Mass...

"The most beautiful thing
this side of Heaven."


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