On this Solemnity of All Saints, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how God has marked each person for holiness so that we might have the strength to be the men and women He has called us to be.

On this 31st Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how things are not always what they seem. He discusses the importance of reserving judgment so that we don't make decisions based on hasty conclusions.

On this 30th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses what it means to pour out your life as a libation. He talks about the Holy Spirit who helps us to become a gift for others.

On this 29th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses the power of prayer. In this homily, he offers three things to keep in mind in order to never lose heart in prayer.

The Diocese of Gary celebrates its patronal feast day on the Feast of the Guardian Angels. In this homily, Deacon Bob Marben discusses how we are to listen to the whispers of the guardian angels and how we are to help one another with childlike simplicity.

As a part of Campus Ministry at Valparaiso University, Fr. Chris Stanish offered a special presentation on what it means to vote with your conscience. In this talk, he lays out core principles that underlie Catholic engagement in the political realm and then how to apply those principles when voting.

On this 26th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish addresses the college student about the face of indifference. He discusses how indifference can kill even more than hatred, and what we can do to leave a mark on the world.

On this 25th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses the importance of investing in our spiritual future. He challenges the community to keep a record of the things they do each do to invest in eternity.

On this 24th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish looks at the older brother of the prodigal son in order to discuss how the Father simply wants to be in relationship with his sons.

On this 23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses discipleship through the context of St. Paul's Letter to Philemon. He poses the question: Are we going to live for ourselves or are we going to live for Christ?