Courageous Clergy

Fr. Altman reflects that true service to God is found in the example of our Mother Mary. Homily from 09/08/2020.

Fr. Timothy Lange reviews a talk by Archbishop Fulton Sheen on the end of Christendom and its relevance for today.

Fr. Robert Altier discusses the current COVID crisis in our nation and how forces of evil are trying to impose a new normal.

Fr. Altman encourages us to consider the example of the Godly saints versus Godless heathens.  We must choose each day which example we will follow.  This requires a conscious choice on the part of disciples of Jesus Christ to pick-up their crosses daily and follow Him.  Political correctness is cancelling people who have the courage to speak the truth. It is our duty to defend the truth in our society.  Homily from 09/05/2020.

Fr. Altman poses the question of how we look at the world around us Do we see it through the eyes of Jesus looking down on us from the cross or the eyes of the pain-free prosperity gospel?  Homily from 09/04/2020.

Fr. Richard Heilman explains the spiritual differences between people of God and those who have rejected Him.  Jesus called out the religious leaders of his day and He was a threat to them.  Religious leaders are absent whenever we witness evil in the world.

Fr. Altman states that the Church is God's house, not our house.  We are to be faithful stewards to God's house.  The reason we find ourselves in crisis today because we have refused to drink from God's fountain of grace.  Fr. Altman ponders the Psalmist words, "In you Lord, I have found my peace" in the context of today's chaos in society and in the Church.

Fr. Altman reflects upon the words of St. Paul who instructs us to shun those who walk in a disorderly way. We see many examples of people who act in a disorderly way today. 08/26/2020.

Fr. Altman urges the faithful to hold fast to the faith, even in the face of today's scandals in our Church and society.  Fr. Altman discusses how Jesus cleansed the temple of the merchants and how He will come again to cleanse His Church of corruption.