Fr. Robert Altier issues a warning to beware of false prophets who preach a different message than Jesus Christ.

Today we honor and venerate the Mother of God. There is no higher purpose for a woman than motherhood. Fr. Altman discusses the warnings of our Blessed Mother regarding the crisis within the Catholic Church. Homily from 06/27/2020.

Fr. Altman calls to mind the opening words of St. John Paul II from Veritatis Splendor. Fr. Altman reflects upon good Catholic leadership versus bad leadership. We are all called to be Levain to heaven. Homily from 06/24/2020.

Fr. James Altman discusses the freedom of speech and the importance of fatherhood.

In every age, our Lord is our refuge: including today. What we are seeing are the fruits of failed leadership in both secular society and the Church. We are reaping the fruits of our past mistakes. Homily from 06/22/2020.

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.

Father Echert addresses the anarchy of today and how it is similar to the riots and anarchy of the 1960. Citing the recent letter of Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano on the "parallel Church" established after Vatican II, Father argues that the crisis in the world today is a direct consequence of the Revolution in the Church that kicked off at the Second Vatican Council. The gloves are off, and Father--like Vigano--is done making excuses for Modernism's 50-year-old protest of Catholic Tradition that has led to looted sanctuaries, vandalized altars, toppled statues and too many spiritual casualties to count.

Fr. Altier discusses Elisha's call to be a prophet and how he destroyed his plow to signify there was no turning back.  We need to honestly ask ourselves if we are willing to do the same.

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

On the solemnity of Corpus Christi, Fr. Altman reflects upon Jesus' teaching regarding the reception of his most holy body and blood. Without Corpus Christi, there is no life within us. Homily from 06/14/2020.