Fr. John continues his series (Part 2) by redefining failure and describing the ways that we react to our own failures.

Fr. John begins a four part series on the virtue of failure by describing the inevitability and purpose of failure.

The story of Baker Sullivan reveals the importance and significance of the life of prayer.

The Transfiguration of Jesus shows us the purpose of human life and how to taste of the incomparable heavenly banquet.

"Life is full of small opportunities to baptize these inevitable daily pains in the mystery of the cross."

With the glorious Paschal season upon us, Fr. John examines the questions being asked of Christians by today's world.

Every Sunday morning, the six Psalms of Matins carries us on a descent into our brokenness and ascent with a cry of faith. Gently taking us on the way of the cross.

"Life is full of small opportunities to baptize these inevitable daily pains in the mystery of the cross."

"This is how the Church address politics every Sunday. Not by endorsing or opposing candidates, but by dealing with the spiritual roots of all the issues that affect all citizens. We locate the heart, then work our way out from there."

"This is how the Church address politics every Sunday. Not by endorsing or opposing candidates, but by dealing with the spiritual roots of all the issues that affect all citizens. We locate the heart, then work our way out from there."