4th Sunday of Lent Fr. Mark Gatto Preached: March 19, 2023 Should we as Catholics have a blind faith?  Is our faith ultimately something blind that we simply accept? No!  As Catholics we speak of faith and reason as flowing ...

2nd Sunday Of Lent Fr. Mark Gatto Preached: March 5, 2023 “This is my Son, the Beloved: listen to him.” The experience of the Transfiguration gave the disciples the courage and the hope to continue the mission of Jesus in ...

1st Sunday Of Lent Fr. Mark Gatto Preached: February 26, 2023 Jesus was truly free. In overcoming the temptations in the desert, Jesus was remaining free. Jesus was not a slave to the need to have power over others, not ...

7th Sunday Ordinary Time Deacon Tom Vert Preached: Feb. 19, 2023 Today we are going to build! As you know, we are in the final stages of building our new church which we will be entering some time this summer. ...

7th Sunday Ordinary Time Fr. Mark Gatto Preached: February 19, 2023 Which teaching of Jesus do you think is most ignored in our world today? Which teaching of Jesus do you think is the most difficult to obey? We just ...

  6th Sunday Ordinary Time Fr. Mark Gatto Preached: Feb. 12, 2023 If someone was becoming Catholic and was wondering what they needed to do, how would you answer?  One basic response could be this, “Be Holy.”  Become a Saint.  ...

5th Sunday Ordinary Time Fr. Mark Gatto Preached: February 5, 2023 Do you ever watch cooking shows? When you watch top chefs, one thing I notice is that they use salt. I tend to use less for health reasons. But, ...

4th Sunday Ordinary Time Deacon Tom Vert Preached: January 29, 2023 “So, do you want the job?” In 1907, there was a job advertisement sent out in London, England by Ernest Shackleton looking for a crew for an expedition to ...