(May 14, 2023) In his homily this Sunday, Father Charles L Persing focused on the essence of Christian, sacrificial love and the following of God’s commandments. “Jesus teaches us that our life is about loving … about sharing Christ’s love, which is beyond all understanding,” Father Persing said.

(May 13, 2023) Deacon David L Hall reminds us today of the importance of keeping God’s commandments, as our token of love and gratitude towards our Creator.  

(May 7, 2023) In this morning's homily, Father Anthony Eseke focuses on our broken human condition and the cardinal directions which can bring us to healing. 

(May 6, 2023) "How many times do we think we know where we are going?" Father Charles Persing asked us in today's homily. "We think we have a path of life understood." Teachings of Jesus, as well as the guidance of the Holy Spirit, are always there to help us find our direction.  

(April 30, 2023) The Good Shepherd listens to His sheep and cares about them. Please join Father Charles Persing in his homily this morning as he reminds us that we are never abandoned or alone. 

(April 29, 2023) In relation to Psalm 23, Deacon David L Hall reminds us that "we need to listen to the voice" of our Good Shepherd. 

(April 23, 2023) Father Anthony Eseke, priest-in-residence at Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton parish, reflects on the Gospel of Luke 24 through the lens of the narrative about the two apostles on their way to Emmaus. Father focuses on three elements: walk with Jesus, Holy Scripture, and the breaking of Bread.

(April 23, 2023) Walking with God is part of our Christian experience.  That is our chance to encounter Christ, just like the two disciples had on their way to Emmaus. "We are not walking aimlessly and alone along the path of faith," Father Persing said. In those moments, "Jesus very patiently, very discreetly, very contently, continues to walk silently alongside of us."

(April 15, 2023) Deacon David Hall looks into how our lives are changed because Jesus Christ is risen from the dead. "It is the basis of everything we are as Christians," Deacon Hall said. "The Resurrection of Jesus Christ has unleashed the Mercy of God, and it sustains us, and it surrounds us, and it follows us every day of our lives." 

(April 9, 2023) "For every Good Friday there is an Easter Sunday. We are now the Resurrection people," are the key takeaways of the homily by Father Anthony Eseke, the priest-in-residence at Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish.  Please tune in to the podcast on this beautiful and joyful occasion: He is risen!