Lenten sermon

His Lenten sermon to the Council, on justification, caused much remark.

From 1697 to 1722 he devoted himself to preaching and became famous throughout Italy for his Lenten sermons.

He was celebrated as forceful and popular, for his Lenten sermons in both churches and public places.

In 1932, he began radio broadcasts of his Lenten sermons and the Christmas midnight Masses.

"But regulations covering departures are administered by the friars," and he sent for the very man who had preached the Lenten sermon.

He accepted joyfully to deliver Lenten sermons to all different sections wherever he was invited.

Leonard spent over forty years preaching retreats, Lenten sermons and parish missions throughout Italy.

Thereafter he was occasionally chosen to give Lenten sermons before the queen, but he was not happy in the pulpit.

A series of Lenten sermons preached that year by Knox in Westminster Cathedral.

Hearing a Lenten sermon by a Franciscan friar led to Hernández' desire to join that Order.

Hooper became Warwick's chaplain and, after a course of Lenten sermons before the king, he was offered the bishopric of Gloucester.

In 1424, in the course of a Lenten sermon preached in Santa Croce, he admonished his hearers:

In the Jubilee year of 1600 he gave the Lenten sermons at Otricoli, a town through which crowds of pilgrims passed on their way to Rome.

He was a remarkable orator, and in 1867 he was invited to preach the Lenten sermons at Avignon, for which he was made honorary canon.

In March 1639, Rispoli was in Catania, Sicily, where he went to preach Lenten sermons at the Cathedral.

After preaching the Lenten sermons in Lyon, Monsabré was assigned to the convent of St. Thomas, in Paris, where he began to give conferences.

In his thirties he was an esteemed preacher delivering the Lenten sermons at the principal Jesuits churches of Italy including Genoa, Florence and Rome.

In 1857 he gave the Lenten Sermons at the Tuileries before Napoleon III; these appeared as "Le pouvoir politique chrétien".

Sermons on Conversion: on conversion, a sermon to clerics and Lenten sermons on the psalm "He Who Dwells".

He preached the Lenten sermons many times at Notre Dame de Paris, and in 1964, Paul VI called him to present spiritual exercises at the Vatican.

While discharging his professorial duties he delivered courses of Lenten sermons in the principal churches of Toulouse, Avignon, Bordeaux and other cities of Southern France.

On the 12th of March in the year 1445, he received the habit from James of the Marches who was then preaching a course of Lenten sermons at Perugia.

In the winter he was appointed to preach the Lenten sermons in the church of St. Nizier, at Lyon, where he gave the first indication of his eloquence.

As Archbishop of Malta, he is a popular preacher for Lenten sermons, and is an author in theology and spirituality, including writings on the Creed and the Commandments.

The preacher was Raniero Cantalamessa, a Capuchin friar and scholar in Church history, who has for several years preached the lenten sermons to the pope and his curial staff.