Raymond de Souza, KM – Knight of Magistral Grace of the Sovereign and Military Order of Malta, President of the Sacred Heart Institute, Inc., and member of the Board of Advisors of Christendom Restoration Society, has produced a series of video appeals in support of the international “Filial Appeal to Pope Francis on the Future of the Family.” This online petition respectfully asks the Holy Father to reaffirm categorically the Catholic teaching that divorced and civilly remarried Catholics cannot receive Holy Communion and that homosexual unions are contrary to Divine and natural law. More than 500,000 people have already signed the Appeal including numerous cardinals, archbishops and pro-life and pro-family leaders worldwide.

View a video and be sure to click on the Appeal button near the bottom of this post.

Raymond de Souza, KM, is a member of the Christendom Restoration Society's Board of Advisors. He is Brazilian by birth, Catholic by grace and American by choice. He is the President of the Sacred Heart Institute in the United States; EWTN program Host; Knight of Magistral Grace of the Sovereign Military Order of  Malta; Coordinator of the Knights of the Sacred Heart Legion and Executive Secretary of Tradition Family Property – New Zealand.

He has distinguished himself as an international Catholic Apologist, author, broadcaster and Pro-Life activist. Fluent in English, Spanish, French and Portuguese and also having conversational ability in Italian and Afrikaans, he has given over 2,500 talks on issues of Evangelization and Apologetics, Pro-Life and related topics, in person, on radio and television. His work has assisted education programs at parishes, schools, and lay organizations in 15 countries of five continents.  He has a syndicated weekly column on Catholic Apologetics in the national Catholic newspaper, the Wanderer.

Raymond de Souza is available to speak at Evangelization and Pro-Life events anywhere in the Free World.
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Credo in Unam, Sanctam, Catholicam et Apostolicam Ecclesiam
Ubi Petrus, ibi Ecclesia; ubi Ecclesia, ibi Christus

We present here and excellent brief homily on a Catholic response to Satanic Black masses - reparation. In this homily one will learn the very meaning of and need to make reparation. It includes analogies of real life experiences all of us have which will help one be ever mindful of the personal and intimate relationship Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ wants to have with each of us. Below this video you will find information about a new booklet which has the Imprimatur of Bishop Edward Slattery of Tulsa, OK on making a holy hour of reparation. While it's focus is directed towards vocations, it contains many traditional prayers of reparation which pious souls will find helpful. Also below is information about a book on liturgy which was most highly praised by Pope Benedict as Cardinal Ratzinger. It needs be noted that Satanists do not use the modern mass but the immemorial Traditional Latin Mass.

The Dark Night of the Body
Why reverence comes first in intimate relations
By Dr. Alice von Hildebrand

Sexuality is particularly linked to the concept of personal intimacy. It is a central theme of the book. These are pages to be read attentively. The essential link between sexuality and intimacy is modesty.

Modesty is clearly explained in the book. offer a few reflections. Modesty is the nonrevelation of the person to eyes that would degrade her, as an object to be used. Tragically, the person herself may consent to be degraded. This, it seems to me, is the deep meaning of Jesus words concerning adultery in the heart [Mt. 6:27-28]. The eyes of conjugal love can see the person without degrading her. Conjugal love is chaste, while unchaste love is a contradiction in terms.

Dr. von Hildebrand s book offers a true analysis of intimacy and modesty in current Western culture. The author rightly dedicates some pages to pornography, the total violation of personal intimacy, because it reduces a person to a toy, degrades her to the level of an object. --Carlo Cardinal Caffarra, Archbishop of Bologna

What Dr. von Hildebrand has to say on the topic of sexual relations is, first, radical, in the correct and traditional sense of that word: it goes to the root of the matter. Her scrutiny here is rooted unabashedly in the creational vision disclosed to us in Sacred Scripture, and in the unremitting teaching of the Church. And, second, it is salvific, again in the ancient sense of that word: it rescues this most fundamental of all human relations from its ruin at the hands of contemporaneity. An incalculably important work. --Thomas Howard, Author