Videos

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

Fr. Altman reflects upon the violent riots occurring across the nation. It seems as though are world is spinning out of control. He poses the question of whether we will follow the narrow road of Christ vs. the broad road that leads to eternal destruction. The age of casual Catholicism is over. Homily from 06/20/2020. […]

Fr. Altman explores who are the real heroes in the society and the Church. Homily from 08/13/2020.  

Fr. Altman reflects on the words of Christ that those who have ears ought to hear in considering current events. Homily from 07/28/2020.  

Fr. Altman reflects on the reason why people fear death. Is it because they don’t believe in the afterlife, or they do believe and are fearful on what awaits them. He admonishes bishops for abandoning their flocks during the COVID pandemic.  

Fr. Dennis Gordon talks about adultery, fornication and masturbation, and why sex is only for married people. We can know the reasons through Divine Law and natural law.

Fr. Altman reflects upon the Ezekiel’s warning to the shepherds of his time and its applicability to our current times.

Fr. Lampe reflects upon John’s gospel reading in which Jesus prays that His Father will protect his sheep from the Evil One, consecrating them in the Truth. He discusses Jesus’ prediction that wolves would come into the flock of Christians and mislead them. God is Truth – if we want to know Him, we must […]

“If you do not believe in the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist, do NOT receive Communion in my church today. See me in the sacristy after Mass and I’ll try to help you. But don’t you dare approach the rail.” In his Sunday Sermon from South Saint Paul, Father discusses the worldwide apostasy […]

Fr. Edward Meeks discusses the Church’s teaching on the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. A 2019 Pew Research poll showed 70% of people who identify as Catholic don’t believe in the real presence. Fr. Meeks explains why these people cannot call themselves Catholics.  

Fr. John Lankeit offers advice to voters prior to the 2016 election.