Vox Clamantis in Deserto - In Defense of the MSJB
- Preacher
- Sensus Fidelium
- Tradition
- Roman Catholic
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- Length
- 3:01
About this sermon
Christ the King Action Ministries takes inspiration from the spirit of Blessed Charlemagne, embodying the mission of Catholic laymen in the West to defend sacred things, particularly the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in its noble, ever-ancient, and ever-new Roman form. We are dedicated to supporting and defending good priests who courageously uphold the faith and traditions of the Church. Specifically, we have taken it upon ourselves to protect and vindicate (in as much lies within our power) the good name of the Missionaries of St. John the Baptist (MSJB), who have been unjustly cast aside and calumniated in the Northern Kentucky area. If necessary, we will extend this same steadfast defense to priests throughout the greater Cincinnati tri-state area, ensuring their witness to Christ the King is honored and preserved. You can support the MSJB with a tax-deductible donation on their website at https://msjb.info Vox Clamantis in Deserto "I am the voice of one crying in the wilderness," The cry that woke the barren land, "Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand," Souls reclaimed by God's command. They called the lost back to the fold, "Bring forth fruits worthy of repentance," they said. The weary came, the broken rose, New life from hearts once cold and dead. But darkness rose with heavy hands, Suppressing truth with subtle lies. The fire dimmed, the voices stilled, Yet heaven sees and justice cries. "He must increase, I must decrease," Their creed, their banner, their solemn vow. But men who twist the shepherd’s crook Have silenced what their pride allows. "The ax is laid to the root of the trees," And now it strikes at those who heal. The faithful weep, their voices silenced, Yet heaven’s justice will reveal. And in the desert, dry and bleak, A spring appears, its waters clear, A sign of hope, a pledge of triumph, Our Lady whispers: "Do not fear." Still, in the silence, vox clamantis in deserto, The Voice resounds, though faint, yet strong. It rises through the weary wasteland, A flame no power can extinguish long. Though shepherds wound with cruel disdain, And laborers are cast aside, The Voice will rise, the way made straight, The desert blooms where faith abides. O heralds bold, your work endures, For seeds of truth are sown in pain. The Christ who conquered death and grave Will bring your triumph once again. For though the wilderness seems barren, Its sands will bloom with heaven’s hand. The preaching silenced now shall thunder, And Christ shall reign across the land.
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