It’s Divine Mercy Sunday today, and usually I talk more about St. Faustina and the image of the Divine Mercy, but this year I wanted to talk more about the background behind Divine Mercy Sunday, and how the recognition of our sinfulness and a longing for mercy has been the constant refrain of God’s people ever since the fall of Adam and Eve. I hope you enjoy, and don’t be afraid to go to confession! We all need it!!!
At some point we all consider what happens when we die, but you might be surprised about what the Catholic Church actually believes about life after death. Take a look at the video and...
When Our Lord appeared to St. Faustina some 80 odd years ago, He called this to be a time of His Mercy. To reacquaint us with the incredible Mercy of God. Pope Francis has...
There is no better place to be than buried deep in the Mercy of God. Outside of His Mercy, we are left only to His judgment. So what reason could we ever have to...
audio / death / heaven / hell / purgatory
by Fr. Steve · Published November 1, 2015 · Last modified November 2, 2015
Does Hell exist? Does everyone go to Heaven so long as they intend to do good? And what’s the deal with Purgatory, anyway? In celebration of All Saints and All Souls days, I spoke...
confession / forgiveness / video
by Fr. Steve · Published September 15, 2015 · Last modified September 16, 2015
You may have just seen the original video here, and wanted to share it around but it had all that extra stuff about when I’m offering confession times. So at your request, I made...
confession / forgiveness / video
by Fr. Steve · Published September 15, 2015 · Last modified September 16, 2015
Hey St. Patrick’s Catholic high school students in Sarnia! I’m going to be in your school chapel every Wednesday over lunch period to talk, answer questions on the faith, or to hear your confessions! ...
You are pretty much guaranteed to cry. That’s okay, let it out. I think we have a lot to learn from this simple example of a child. Although Myriam may not have suffered death...
