Your Faith With Fr. Chris Stanish

On this 26th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Deacon Bob Marben discusses how our choices can reflect Christ in the world.

On this 25th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how God calls us at every hour of the day to be his hands, feet, and voice in the world, bringing others to Christ.

On this 24th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Bishop Donald Hying joins the community of St. Teresa's for their annual picnic. In this homily, Bishop Hying discusses what it is to be forgiven and how it leads us to forgive those who have hurt us.

On this 24th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Deacon Bob Marben discusses how easy it is for us to hold onto past hurts and fail to forgive. He encourages us to have our hearts moved toward compassion.

On this 23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how the Catholic Church is full of hidden treasures for us to discover. In this message, he offers four principles on the sacraments.

On this 22nd Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses the risk of discipleship. He explains how risk may cause failure, but success cannot come without it.

On this 21st Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how Jesus forgives sins and strengthens us to be the best version of ourselves.

On this 20th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how life begins at the end of our comfort zone. He encourages everyone to think about how Jesus is calling them to grow.

On this Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how Mary is a model for us on how to get to heaven by seeing God in all the tiny details of our life.

On this 19th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Deacon Bob Marben discusses how Jesus doesn't necessarily ask us to walk on water, but He does ask us to get out the boat.

On this Feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how fear can prevent us from following the Lord, and how important it is to have an unconditional readiness to be transformed in Christ.

On this 17th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how there is a hidden treasure, a pearl of great price, in each of our lives and our job is simply to discover it.

On this 16th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Deacon Bob Marben discusses the parable of the weeds and the wheat. He points out how easy it is to judge others and how we should wait to pass judgment.

On this 15th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses why Jesus uses parables in order to teach the crowds and how the parable of the sower helps us to bear fruit in our lives.

On this 14th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses what it means to be meek and humble of heart so that we can be more like Jesus in our lives.

On this 13th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses what it means to be a disciple and to put Jesus Christ first in our lives.

On this Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how easy it is to lose a sense of the sacred and how we can regain the meaning behind what we do.

On the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity, Fr. Chris Stanish encourages everyone to consider why Jesus would become incarnate in order to die for us. He asks us to pour out our lives for others and to pray for really big things.

On the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity, Bishop Donald Hying visits St. Teresa of Avila for the sacrament of Confirmation. In this homily, he encourages the students never to give up on God or the Church but to rely on the strength they are receiving in the Holy Spirit.

The Collegiate Catholics of the Diocese of Gary gathered at St. Teresa of Avila Catholic Student Center. During adoration, Fr. Chris Stanish offers a meditation on the story of the blind man Bartimaeus.