Mary is the Mother of God and Queen of the Universe, but does that mean Catholics worship her like we worship God?

Fr. Dom attempts to explain purgatory and our understanding of it as Catholics.

Fr. Dom answers another popular question: who founded the Catholic Church?

Did the Bible drop from heaven? Who wrote it? What do Catholics really believe?

Fr. Dom answers a popular question: do Catholics have to believe everything the Pope says?

This is the text of Fr. Dom's homily on the Solemnity of Christ the King.

Fr. Dom reflects on how it is objectively true that all human beings have equal human dignity. This objective truth is necessary to understand when uncovering the evil of abortion.

Fr. Dom's homily for the twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time.

Part three of this series on the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass focuses on the Liturgy of the Eucharist.

Part Two in a series Fr. Dom wrote on the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. This part covers the Liturgy of the Word.

Fr. Dom begins a series of articles on the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. This first part is on the Opening Rites.

Fr. Dom's homily from Sunday, August 7, 2022.

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.