Videos

Fr. James Altman discusses the most important choice each of us needs to make in this life.  

Fr. Altman discusses the prevalence of uninformed opinions in today’s society. Everyone is entitled to seek the truth, but not to simply spout-off their opinions. Homily from 06/11/2020.  

Fr. Altman recounts the story of the Emperor’s new clothes and how it took someone to speak the truth to break the spell of deception. We are way overdue for hearing the truth. Homily from 06/10/2020.  

Jesus said to his disciples, you are the salt of the earth. But if salt loses its taste, it is not good for anything. Consider how far we have fallen since the 1960s. Many bishops during this time fed poisonous theology to the laity. Jesus said if you love me, you will keep my commandments. […]

Fr. Robert Altier asks the question “do we serve the living God?”  We live in a pagan world in which we are called by God to live differently.

Fr. Gordon discusses the messages given by Our Lady at Fatima and its relevance today, encouraging us all to pray the Rosary daily.

Fr. Jeffrey Kirby talks about the dangers of absolutizing a particular virtue and the current threat posed by ANTIFA.

Fr. Altman on the blessings of liberty versus the threats of socialism and in how we, in standing in defense of the truth, might share in the sufferings of Christ.

Fr. Altman discusses the violence being unleashed by ANTIFA and its relationship to socialism. Homily from June 5, 2020.  

Fr. Altman reflects on the third commandment: keep holy the Lord’s day. Vacations and holidays are no excuse for missing our Sunday mass obligation. Teach me your ways, dear Lord. Homily from 06/04/2020.  

Fr. Altman talks about cities across the nation have descended into chaos with the riots and violence.  Shepherds in the hierarchy have largely remained silent about the civil unrest.  Fr. Altman introduces a new life lesson: there are no footnotes on the 10 Commandments.  He also comments on Archbishop Wilton Gregory’s chastisement of President Trump […]

Fr. Altman discusses St. Paul’s persecution for speaking the truth and the courage shown by many saints throughout the ages. He then discusses how bad actors in the hierarchy are trying to suppress priests for preaching the truth.