Courageous Clergy

Fr. James Altman reflects on the sufferings of Job can provide us with an example of how to keep the faith in desperate times.

Fr. Altman uses the parable of an enemy sowing weeds in the wheat field of the farmer to discuss the infiltration that has occurred in today's Church. Homily from 07/19/2020.

Fr. Joseph Kuhlman offered a reflection on the passion of the Church and our need to take up our cross in the service of Christ.

Fr. Altman reflects on Jesus' sorrow for the lost sheep of Israel and its relevance for today's situation. Homily for 07/08/2020.

Fr. Altman recalls the freedom won for us by our nation's forefathers and the responsibly we have to defend this freedom for future generations.

In Jesus’ day, Jewish people understood the duties of offspring to parents.  Catholics venerate Mary because she is the mother of God and she was given to us by Christ from the cross. Satan directed the attack on our mother, Mary, after Vatican II.  Satan hates the Blessed Virgin Mary because she is the agent of his destruction. Homily from 07/04/2020.

Fr. James Altman expounds on the first reading for July 1, 2020 in which the prophet Amos exhorts people to do good and avoid evil.

Fr. Altman reflects on the truth regarding racism. Homily from 07/02/2020.

Father Echert reflects on how close we all came to losing the Mass in Minnesota just as most Catholics have lost the Mass in New York City. What happened? A handful of Catholics fought back and won their freedom to have the Mass and Sacraments inside their churches. Next up, Father looks at last week's victory over Cuomo and de Blasio in a New York court of law. Again, faithful Catholics fought back and won. Finally, Father points to the absolute urgent necessity for all Catholics to fight back at the polls in November and to make sure the good guys win there, too. Because if they lose, America may not come back from the edge of destruction.

Fr. James Altman speaks about challenges perpetrated on the faith over the past 50 years and why Catholics must hold fast to the one true faith.