Box 2

Sermons for the Fourth Sunday after Epiphany, including "Penance Until Death" (1849), "Predominant Passion" (1849), "Temptations" (1853), "Death in Sin" (1856), "Prayer" (1857), and "Confidence on God" (1857).

Sermons for the Fifth Sunday after Epiphany, including "Fear and Hope" (1840), "Idleness" (1852), "Thought on Hell Deserved by Us" (1856), "Fire of Hell" (1857), "The Hell of the Cristian [sic]" (1857), and "Mixture of the Good and Bad" (n.d.).

Sermons for the Sixth Sunday after Epiphany, including "The Truth That Reprehends" (1850), "Habitual Sin" (1856), "Small Actions of Virtue" (1857), "Three Looks of the Dying Sinner" (1857), and "Venial Sin" (1857).

Sermons for Septuagesima Sunday, including "Hidden Sins" (1840), "Effeminate Life" (1850), "On Faith" (1853), "Spiritual Blindness" (1856), "To Give Ourselves Immediately to God" (1857), "House of Eternity" (1857), "Mystical Vine" (1858), "Abuse of the Divine Goodness" (1858), and "Of the Soul" (1859).

Sermons for Sexagesima Sunday, including "Shortness of Earthly Things" (1840), "Apparently but Not Really Good Deaths" (1850), "The Loss of Time" (1850), "Hardness of Heart" (1857), "The Divine Mercy" (1858), and "Beautiful but Not Happy Deaths" (n.d.). Also contains one sermon for Quinquagesima Sunday entitled "Bad Thoughts" (1853).

Sermons for Ash Wednesday, including "The Thought of Death" (1850), "Be Holy" (1852), and "The Fast of Lent" (1858). Also contains two sermons for the Second Sunday of Lent entitled "Aversions of Mind Towards Our Neighbor" (1840) and "The Character of Christian" (1848).

A sermon for the Third Sunday of Lent entitled "On Divine Providence" (1840). Also contains two sermons for the Fourth Sunday of Lent: "Consideration of Eternal Truths" (1840) and "The Soul" (1844).

Sermons for the Fifth Sunday of Lent, also known as Passion Sunday, including "On Prayer" (1840) and "On Faith" (1844). Also contains two sermons for Palm Sunday entitled "Devotion to the Passion of Christ" (1840) and "Mary Magdalen [sic]" (1850).

Two sermons for Holy Thursday entitled "On the Blessed Sacrament" (1850) and "On the Resurrection of Jesus Christ" (1859). Also contains two sermons for Good Friday: "The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ" (1831) and "The Passion of Our Lord" (1834).

Two sermons for Easter Sunday entitled "The Resurrection" (1850) and on Mark 16:6 (1860). Also contains sermons for the Octave of Easter: "On Religious Life" (1832), "The Thought of Death" (1852), "The Better Life Which We Ought to Have After Death" (1853), "Spiritual Resurrection" (1856), "Imitation of Christ" (1857), "Obligations of Holy Baptism" (1858), and "Presence of God" (1858).

Sermons for the First Sunday after Easter, including "Peace of Conscience" (1849), "Purgatory" (1856), "Bad Company" (1857), "Peace With Ourselves, With God and Our Neighbor" (1858), "Benefits of God" (1858), and "Retirement and Its Benefits" (1858).

Sermons for the Second Sunday after Easter, including "Final Perseverance" (1831), "Hope of a Good Death From the Love Which God Has for Us" (1853), "Prayers Not Heard" (1856), "Sin With Respect to the Passion of Christ" (1857), and "Dangerous Occasions" (1858).

Sermons for the Third Sunday after Easter, including "St. Joseph" (1848), "Delay of Conversion" (1850), "Shortness of Life" (1853), "Good Use of Sickness" (1856), "Utility of Suffrages for the Dead" (1857), "The Joy of God and of the World" (1858), and "Death is Near" (1858).

Sermons for the Fourth Sunday after Easter, including "The Duties of Our Pilgrimage" (1843), "Upon the Will to Save the Soul" (1850), "The Senses, the World and the Devil" (1856), "The Impatient Afflicted Person" (1857), "Christ the Way, the Truth and the Life" (1858), and "Devotion of Bona Mors" (1858). Also contains one sermon for the Feast of the Ascension: "Sermon on the Ascension of Our Lord" (n.d.).

Sermons for the Octave of Pentecost, including "The Fear of God" (1849), "Sin the Origin of All Evil" (1856) and "Consolation of the Afflicted Man When Dying" (1858).

Sermons for the Octave of Corpus Christi, including "The Eucharist's Effects" (1850), "Unprofitable Communions" (1850), "The Holy Viaticum" (1853), "Benefits Which are Received in the Eucharist" (1857), and "Advantages of Frequent Communion" (1858).

Sermons for the Second Sunday after Pentecost, including "The Affair of Salvation" (1853), "To Give the Heart to God" (1856), "Evils of Self Love" (1857), and "Incontinence" (n.d.). Also contains two sermons for the Feast of St. Aloysius Gonzaga entitled "Imitation of St. Aloysius to be Holy Even in the Midst of the World" (1849) and St. Aloysius (1850).