1 Samuel 17:31-54 

Father Anthony uses the story of David and Goliath to remind us that just as David had the five stones to prevail over Goliath, we can invoke the five wounds of Jesus Christ to achieve victory over those who would harm us.

Deuteronomy 30:1-20

Father Anthony encourages us to partake of the Sacraments of confession, holy communion and prayer to prepare our hearts to receive God’s mercy this Divine Mercy Sunday.

Deuteronomy 4:25-31

Father Anthony encourages us to give up our idols and abandon our sins, allowing ourselves to turn toward God for forgiveness.

Numbers 14:4-20

Father Anthony uses the story of the Israelites traveling through the desert to teach us that we can trust in the Lord to overcome our obstacles.

Leviticus 25:1-55

Father Anthony uses the words of God speaking to Moses on Mount Sinai to encourage us to find restful periods in our lives amidst the daily struggles so as to celebrate the graces God has given us.

Leviticus 16:1-22
Father Anthony explains that we can pray the Divine Mercy chaplet as a way to offer God atonement for our sins. 

Exodus 34:4-9

Father Anthony uses the story of God revealing his attributes to Moses as evidence of why we should bow down to show reverence for His compassion, grace, loyalty and love. 

Exodus 20:1-6

Father Anthony uses the first of the Ten Commandments to explain that “idols” are not always physical objects and that during this Lenten season, we should do an examination of conscience to give up those addictions and bad habits that interfere with our relationship with God.

Exodus 15:1-18

Father Anthony uses the miracle of Moses parting the Red Sea as a call for us to continually recognize the gifts in our lives and thank God daily for His blessings.

Exodus 12:1-27

Father Anthony uses the story of Passover in Exodus to demonstrate the ways that we can invoke the precious blood of Jesus for the protection of our home and families.