In this sermon, Father Michael preaches on the Annunciation - the Archangel Gabriel’s revelation to Mary that she would be the Mother of God. He looks at what her “yes” to that message meant to God’s plan for the redemption of mankind, and at how it can guide and inspire our own “yeses”.

Do we know how much God loves us? Can we even fathom how much He wants to do for us? Father Daniel looks into these questions in this week’s sermon.

Are you a saint? Does being a saint sound like a pie-in-the-sky thing to aspire to? I’m just a regular person, how could I be a saint? In today’s sermon, Father Michael looks at these questions and how they reflect the idea of Christians being imitators of Christ.

In this first sermon of the new liturgical year, Father Michael reminds us of the meaning of Advent as we await the coming of Christ.

On this Christ the King Sunday, Father Michael asks us whether we can truly confess that Christ is enthroned as King over all creation.

In this week’s sermon, Father Brad has the unenviable task of interpreting a couple of passages of end-times prophecy. Along the way, Father Brad explains to us the proper framework for such interpretation.

Today, we are observing All Saints Day, aka All Hallows Day, even though the secular calendar tells us it is All Hallows Eve. In this sermon, Father Daniel looks at who the saints are, why they are important to us, and what we can learn from both secular and sacred celebrations of Hallowe’en.