Time is running out. Repent because the world in its present form is passing away.

As sketches are a valuable means to understand a work of art and visiting an artist’s studio helps to understand the artist we may reflect on Mary, Mother of God as a means to appreciate the handiwork of God in the work of salvation.

In his homily for Christmas, Fr. Stephen Hamilton uses a broken nativity

piece as an image of Jesus coming into our world and lives broken by sin.

One Church, Many Disciples is the first-ever campaign in the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City and is in answer to explosive growth of the local Catholic population and Jesus’ call to evangelization. Today Fr. Stephen Hamilton introduces the campaign to our parish and asks us to offer our time, talent and treasure to this effort.

In this homily for the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception, Fr. Stephen Hamilton reflects on the way that God prepared a worthy dwelling for His Son in the Blessed Virgin Mary and how we, too, may be cleansed and admited into His Holy presence.

Today on the final Sunday of the liturgical year Fr. Hamilton offers a special opportunity for prayer. First, for the intercession of Blessed Stanley Rother on behalf of a young parishioner fighting leukemia and then in recognition of our Lord Jesus as king of this world and, indeed, the entire universe: The Act of Consecration of the Human Race to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Please join us heartfelt prayer as you listen to this week’s homily.

The parable of the ten virgins and the lamps in today's reading from the Gospel of Matthew provides an ideal backdrop to reflect on the four last things: Death, Judgement, Heaven and Hell. Especially in the month of November, when we turn particular attention to the faithful departed, we may consider our own preparedness for the last things.

Today on All Souls Day, we focus our prayers of the Church Suffering, all who in the purifying suffering of Purgatory, await the day they will join in the heavenly glory. In today's homily Fr. Stephen Hamilton reflects on Purgatory and our understanding of the cost of purification.

On the day of this feast in which we celebrate all the known and unknown saints who are now in Heaven. Looking to their example and asking their intercession as we strive for our own santification. In today's homily Fr. Stephen Hamilton reflects on the holiness of the Church.

In today's homily Fr. Stephen Hamilton reflects on the parable of the King and the vineyard. Our Father in Heaven never ceases to invite us to the Heavenly banquet. Through the intercession of Our Lady of Fatima and the shepherd children may we welcome God's invitation to the Banquet of Life and so be found worthy to come.