The Christian life isn't one of ease, but of hardship. Hardship endured which bears great light.

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Everyone wants to be happy, but no one asks, “why do you want to be happy?” The question instead is what brings lasting happiness? Listen in as Monsignor Cihak discusses this very question.

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One action taken. One drop in the pond. One moment can change the world forever.

To whom do you surrender? To what ideology do you subscribe? How do we truly show love? These questions and more Deacon Echevarria answers in this weeks homily.

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What do love, a star, and the Magi that sought Our Lord at His birth all have in common? Watch and listen as Fr Niall O'Riordan shares a story of God's great and eternal love.

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As we continue this Christmas season, we examine the very woman whom Christ called Mother. Listen to Deacon Echevarria as he talks about our blessed Mother.

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In this Christmas season we have been gifted two unique homilies, one from Monsignor Cihak, and one from Deacon Echevarria. In this homily, listen to Deacon Echevarria as he talks about our dignity, given to us through the Incarnation of Christ.

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In this Christmas season we have been gifted two unique homilies, one from Monsignor Cihak, and one from Deacon Echevarria. In this homily, listen to Monsignor Cihak as he talks about the greatest gift we can receive this season.

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Over the past few weeks we've heard the basic essentials of the Gospel. Created, Captured, Rescued. Now, we must Respond. Hear the conclusion to this four part series as Deacon Echevarria shares the synthesis of these past few weeks.

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The radical claim of Christianity: God became man. Why did He do it? Why did He suffer the Cross? He came to look for us, to find us, to fight for us and to rescue us from captivity.

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