8/19/25 – Fr. Daniel Alloy, FSSP - How Do I Bring the FSSP to My City?

Fr. Daniel Alloy, FSSP has served as Parochial Vicar at Regina Caeli Parish in Houston, Texas since July of 2022. He was ordained in June of 2020.

In Today's Show:

• What happens if the Pope commits a crime in a foreign country?
• Should we practice traditional customs/reverential gestures when attending a Novus Ordo parish or should we conform to the casual atmosphere there?
• ​Is it a sin if you and your fiance live in the same house but stay in different rooms?
• Is it OK for laity to anoint people with sacramental oil that is not the holy oil from the church?
• What does it mean that some will have greater happiness than others in heaven because some will see God more clearly, as stated in the "Catechism for Adults"?
• Any tips on making a good confession and examination conscience?
• I saw some Catholic influencers online telling young couples to have children even if they cannot afford it because God will take care of it. Is this good advice?
• The power of Last Rites
• Why did Jesus wait for the "right time" to proclaim the Kingdom?
• Do we as Catholics believe you have to be Catholic to be saved?
• How do we get an FSSP apostolate in my city?
• Can you please explain the practical implications of a sacrament being 'valid but illicit'? For example, if a suspended priest validly consecrates the Eucharist, should the faithful receive it, or abstain out of respect for canonical order? How should one navigate these gray areas?
• Would you deem it advisable to tear down advertisements for morally wrong activities on billboards?
• Obviously without breaking the seal of confession, have you ever had a moment in the confessional that just made you laugh afterward?
• If you could try one miraculous food in Scripture (manna in the desert, the multiplication of the loaves, or the wedding feast wine at Cana, etc.), which one would you choose and why?

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