Fr. Dom ends this series with the final two virtues of Temperance and Fortitude.

In this new series on the virtues, Fr. Dom covers the Cardinal Virtues of Prudence and Justice.

This third temptation is to not trust in God.

Fr. Dom continues this three part series with the second temptation: power.

In this three part series, Fr. Dom will look at the Temptations of Christ and help us fight these same temptations we experience every day.

Fr. Dom was not on schedule to be filmed, so here are his homily notes for the Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time (February 14, 2021).

Fr. Dom shares the witness and some writings of St. Alphonsus Liguori on the Eucharist.

Unfortunately, celebrating Mass at home on a computer or television is becoming more common. For a pandemic, this is good; but, the fear is people will not return to their parish. We must return to our parish and the Saints can tell us why. This first part in a four part series helps explain why we need to attend Holy Mass in person.

Fr. Dom offers a brief reflection on Jesus as the Son of Mary.

Fr. Dom wrote this reflection during Advent, but it's still important to our understanding of who Jesus is all year.

Fr. Dom discusses how Jesus is the Son of God.

Fr. Dom offers the following comments on the recent Vatican report released on ex-cardinal Mr. Theodore McCarrick.

Fr. Dom reflects on how fear is good, and best dealt with along side courage and prudence.

How Blessed Pier Geiorgio Frassati avoided secularism.

St. Damien fought against secularism in his own way.

How Mother Theresa avoided secularism.

In this series, Fr. Dom focuses on Saints who went against the rise of secularism and focused on Jesus Christ.

Pro-choice people claim "my body, my choice," yet they have also shown during this time that it's ok for the government to take our choices away in the name of public health. How will this argument work for them after the pandemic ends?

An Easter Sunday letter Fr. Dom wrote to his parishioners.

Fr. Dom writes a reflection on prayer after one week of quarantine.