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Five-minute Sermons for Low Masses on All Sundays Of The Year,
By Priests Of The Congregation Of St. Paul. Volume II. New York: The Catholic Publication Society Co., 9 Barclay Street. London: Burns & Oates. 1886
Preface.
First Sunday of Advent.
Second Sunday of Advent.
Third Sunday of Advent.
Fourth Sunday of Advent.
Sunday within the Octave of Christmas.
The Epiphany.
This volume gathers a series of concise, five‑minute sermons crafted for the rhythm of low Mass throughout the entire liturgical year. Written by members of the Congregation of St. Paul and originally published in the Catholic Review, each piece offers a clear statement of doctrine paired with vivid illustrations that aim to stir both mind and heart. The collection is organized by season—from Advent and Christmas through Lent, Easter, and Ordinary Time—so ministers can quickly locate a fitting topic for any Sunday.
The sermons address everyday concerns such as fair‑weather faith, the power of penance, and the responsibilities of Christian families, always rooted in Scriptural references and the teachings of the Church. Though brief, they are designed to serve as sturdy outlines that can be expanded for longer homilies or used as ready‑made reflections for worship. Listeners will find the language approachable, the moral guidance practical, and the spiritual encouragement timely for personal devotion or communal celebration.
Full title
Five Minute Sermons, Volume II. For Low Masses on All Sundays of the Year by Priests of the Congregation of St. Paul For Low Masses on All Sundays of the Year by Priests of the Congregation of St. Paul
Language
en
Duration
~12 hours (743K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Don Kostuch
Release date
2019-09-09
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

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