Your Faith With Fr. Chris Stanish

On this 14th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses St. Paul's thorn in his flesh. He opens up how God's grace is sufficient to get us through trials and tribulations, and how it is in our weakness that we are made strong because Christ is with us.

Fr. Chris Stanish is facilitating an 8 week long Bible class using Jeff Cavins A Quick Journey Through the Bible series. This parish wide Bible class uses a series of 8 thirty minute video clips which are available from Ascension Press in DVD format. Fr. Chris will introduce each study session with opening remarks, and followup with closing remarks at the conclusion of the instructional video. This audio podcast contains Fr. Chris' commentary on the first eleven chapters of Genesis, with a break at about the 11 minute mark for the Jeff Cavins video.

In light of the recent Supreme Court decision legalizing same-sex marriage, Fr. Kevin Huber, the pastor of Queen of All Saints Parish, discusses how Catholics can respond to this change of law.

On this 13th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish addresses the question as to where the Supreme Court's decision on same-sex marriage leaves the Church. For those of us who often touch the Word of God, how can we let Christ bring us freedom?

Fr. Chris Stanish is facilitating an 8 week long Bible class using Jeff Cavins A Quick Journey Through the Bible series. This parish wide Bible class uses a series of 8 thirty minute video clips which are available from Ascension Press in DVD format. Participants also received the student pack, available from the same source. Fr. Chris will introduce each study session with opening remarks, and followup with closing remarks at the conclusion of the instructional video. This audio podcast contains Fr. Chris' commentary, with a break at about the 20 minute mark for the Jeff Cavins video which describes the Bible as the greatest story ever told.

On this 12th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how we should respond as Christians to the various "storms" that arise in our lives.

On this 11th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish encourages the congregation to look at how they can make an impact on the world around them. He asks them to look at the small things in life and to do them with great love.

On this Solemnity of Corpus Christi, Fr. Chris Stanish opens up what the Passover meal would have looked like and how Jesus moves the tradition to a whole new level. Fr. Chris discusses the great gift of the Eucharist.

On this Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how we are adopted into the family of love between Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

On this Feast of Pentecost, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how the Holy Spirit is given to us in order to uncork our lives so that we can pour ourselves out generously to all those we encounter.

On this Feast of the Ascension of our Lord, Fr. Chris Stanish poses the question: Where are we going? He explains how the ascension points us in the right direction and leads us to our heavenly home.

On this 6th Sunday of Easter, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses what it means to live in friendship with Jesus. Using our own friendships, he offers practical points for how we can fall deeper in love with our Lord.

Queen of All Saints Vocation Committee hosted a holy hour for vocations. They invited Jennifer Illig, a young woman who will be entering a cloistered convent, to give the testimony of her journey.

On this 5th Sunday of Easter, Fr. Chris Stanish talks about falling in love with the real Jesus. Fr. Chris explains how each and every one of us is intimately connected to our Lord like the vine and branches.

On this 4th Sunday of Easter, Fr. Chris Stanish describes the first time he heard God's voice in his life. Fr. Chris emphasizes the importance of knowing who we are and living out the truth of our identity as sons and daughters of God.

On this 3rd Sunday of Easter, Fr. Kevin Huber, the pastor of Queen of All Saints Parish, discusses how important it is for us to grow in the knowledge and love of God so that we can be bold proclaimers of the Risen Lord.

During adoration for Divine Mercy Sunday, Fr. Chris Stanish offers a reflection on the mercy of God through various excerpts from the document Misericordiae Vultus by Pope Francis declaring a Year of Mercy.

On this 2nd Sunday of Easter, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses divine mercy through the lens of our own brokenness and the wounds that we have in our lives. Fr. Chris talks about how Jesus pierces into our wounds in order to bring us healing.

On this Easter Sunday morning, Fr. Kevin Huber, the pastor of Queen of All Saints, discusses how the Resurrection of our Lord is all about remembering what God has done for us and the promise of new life He brings.

In this Easter Vigil Mass, Fr. Chris Stanish explains how the good news of the Gospel is the fact that Jesus Christ conquers over sin and death, saving us from our learned helplessness.