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Sunday, June 21st, 2026

Fr. Dawid reflects on how fear is a normal human experience but can be overcome by the assurance of God's presence, drawing on Jeremiah, the apostles, and St. Joseph as examples of courageous faith. He urges fathers to hand on a living faith through quiet sacrifice, presence, and trust in the Father, culminating in the consoling promise of Christ's presence in the Eucharist.

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Sunday, June 21st, 2026

On Father's Day Fr. Richard Schamber reflects on Jesus' sending of the Twelve as a model for Christian fatherhood—embracing the daunting mission to hand on faith from the interior life outward. He urges fathers to overcome fear, root their homes in virtue and tradition, and publicly witness Christ with courage and love.

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Saturday, June 20th, 2026

Fr. Gregory reflects on on how fear becomes a spiritual pivot that leads to anger, hatred, and isolation, contrasted with Jesus' repeated command to trust the Father's providence. Drawing on Scripture and the Eucharist, we are invited to lay down paralyzing fears and step toward courage, love, and the beatific vision.

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Sunday, June 7th, 2026

Father Dawid emphasizes the Eucharist as the living presence of Christ—true nourishment for the soul that alone satisfies the deep, spiritual hunger worldly pleasures cannot. Using a sister's vocation story and biblical examples, he warns against superficial, routine religiosity and urges full, heartfelt participation in Mass and devotion. The feast of Corpus Christi is an invitation to choose Jesus over passing glories so our lives are transformed and truly fulfilled.

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Sunday, June 14th, 2026

Father Dawid preaches that God's rescue is rooted in love and belonging—He seeks us first, even amid our failures. He urges both clergy and laity to answer that call, live the Mass outwardly, and join Christ in bringing hope to a world harvesting for laborers.

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Sunday, October 12th, 2025

This week, we focus on a homily by Fr. Dawid from October of 2025. This homily centers on gratitude, using the healing of the ten lepers to call listeners to recognize and return to God's grace in the Eucharist. It urges believers to let the Mass be their continual act of thanksgiving—coming back to Jesus with faith-filled hearts so grace transforms life, not just body.

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Sunday, May 31st, 2026

Deacon Ben invites us to encounter the Trinity not as an abstract doctrine but as the living relationship of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit whose love creates, redeems, and sanctifies us. It calls Christians to live out that divine communion—through prayer, sacraments, self-giving love, and trust—even amid suffering and loneliness.

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Sunday, May 24th, 2026

Fr. Matthew Hood, from the Detroit Catholic Campus Ministry preaches on how the gifts of the Holy Spirit bring believers into union with God and empower the Church to evangelize. He shares the conversion story of a student, Sean, to illustrate how FOCUS missionaries on college campuses ignite faith through prayer, discipleship, and personal witness.

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Wednesday, May 13th, 2026

Fr. Dawid preaches about the Fatima apparitions, recounting how the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to three shepherd children, urging them to offer sufferings for reparation and pray the rosary daily for peace and conversion. He reflects on Fatima's enduring effect that draws souls to Christ and assures that Mary always leads and strengthens the faithful with hope.

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Sunday, May 10th, 2026

Fr. Dawid preaches on the call for women to embrace spiritual motherhood—modeled on Mary—to heal wounded souls beyond biological ties, formed by the Eucharist and expressed by loving service and prayer for spiritual children.

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