In this homily for The Feast of The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph, Fr. Riccardo looks at the promises made by parents when they present their children for baptism in the Catholic Church. Fr. John continues to breakdown Archbishop Vigneron's pastoral letter Unleash the Gospel while focusing on his remarks concerning the the centrality of parents and family in passing on the Catholic faith to their children. Fr. John concludes by challenging the congregants to adopt one of the Archbishop's seven action steps for christian family identity and encourages them to try putting God first in their lives.

While reflecting on the stories of a group of people on his mind in a particular way this Christmas, Fr. Riccardo tells the congregants that if we invite Jesus into our lives, He will work to heal, restore, transform, and recreate our lives out of the messy situations that we may find ourselves in during this season.

Fr. Riccardo looks at our response to all that God has done for us while discussing the judgment day. Fr. John describes the marriage between Christ and the church while telling the congregants that good works alone are insufficient when rendering an account for our lives. What will our response be when we are asked by Jesus, "Do you love me?"

This is Fr. Riccardo's homily from the Saturday evening Vigil Mass for the Fatima Conference.

Saturday Talk #5: "Fatima and the Problem of Russia: The Consecration and the Errors Spoken of by Our Lady," Dr. William Thomas.

Saturday Talk #4: "The Authenticity of the Miracle of the Sun, October 13, 1917: Scientific Proof of the Defiance of All Cosmic Laws," Gary Michuta.

Saturday Talk #3: "Triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary," Colin Donovan.

Saturday Talk #2: "And a Great Sign Appeared in the Sky…The Lady of Genesis and Revelation: Mary's Universal and Spiritual Motherhood and Her Powerful Intercession," Dr. Robert Fastiggi.

Saturday Talk #1: "Heroic Virtues of St. Francisco Marto and St. Jacinta Marto," Sister Irenaeus, O.P., Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist.

This is Fr. Dave Tomaszycki's homily from the Saturday morning Mass for the Fatima Conference.