In this final week of this four-part sermon series, Fr. Chris talks about the Great Commandment of Christianity, to love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength, and to love our neighbor as ourselves.

Christianity is not about grabbing a golden ticket, getting a seat on the glory train, and getting out of here. No, God has a plan for us in the here and now. Listen in as Fr. Chris talks about what we Christians are to do with society.

This week, Fr. Chris asks the question, "What do you do with the world?" Listen in as he talks about how Christians and the Church can address the various ways people are lost and looking for Jesus.

In this first of a four-week sermon series, Fr. Chris talks about the importance of getting the first question right: What do you do with Jesus?

Listen in as Fr. Mark gives an excellent sermon addressing the current pain we are experiencing in America, particularly the problem of racism. Let us rejoice that Jesus is the answer for the world today!

Take a few minutes to listen to Fr. Chris's sermon this past Sunday as he talks about the power of the Holy Spirit and how He empowers us to witness to the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Listen to Fr. Chris as he continues with our sermon series, Gospel Proclamation. His sermon is based on our Sunday reading, Acts 17: 16-34. It is the story of Paul in Athens. Paul is deeply troubled that the entire city is devoted to false gods represented by idols. Sound familiar? What does he do? What would you do?

This sermon series tells the story of what happened after the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Lives have been changed and impacted from the early church to Christians today. This week, Fr. Chris tells Paul's story based on our Sunday's reading, Acts 17:1-15. What changed Paul? Listen to Fr. Chris as he tells Paul's story and gives us a new challenge for this week.

Peter goes from a man who FAITHFULLY followed Jesus for years... then DENYING him (not once but 3 times) that he ever knew him ..to then BOLDLY proclaiming the gospel to a large crowd at Pentecost. How did this happen?

At the end of his sermon, Fr. Chris will challenge you do something. Be bold like Peter and accept his challenge. You never know who might be transformed by your words, your story.

Maundy Thursday sermon