Your Faith with Fr. Chris Stanish

On this Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord's Supper, Deacon Bob Marben discusses how we don't always know what the Lord is doing right now, but we will understand later.

On this Palm Sunday, Fr. Chris Stanish concludes his preaching series "Be Healed" by talking about the third way we can find healing for the wounds and hurts we carry in life.

On this 5th Sunday of Lent, Fr. Chris Stanish continues a preaching series called "Be Healed." In this message, he talks about one of the three ways to find healing for our wounds.

On this 4th Sunday of Lent, Fr. Chris Stanish continues a preaching series called "Be Healed." In this message, he discusses the anatomy of a wound and the seven deadly wounds.

On this 3rd Sunday of Lent, Deacon Bob Marben discusses the woman at the well and how it is that we see change when we or other people encounter the living Christ.

On this 2nd Sunday of Lent, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how God desires to transform the hurt and lies of our life so that we can live in freedom and peace.

On this 1st Sunday of Lent, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how Jesus desires to enter into our wounds in order to bring us healing and transformation.

On this 7th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses four steps on the journey to healing through forgiveness.

On this 6th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish uses the testimony of Sr. Miriam James, SOLT, in order to discuss what it means to find happiness in your life.

On this 5th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Deacon Bob Marben discusses how Jesus invites us to go out into the deep.

On this 3rd Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses the importance of immersing ourselves in the Word of God so that we can find direction in our lives.

On this 2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses the Christian understanding of labor and how the Lord calls us to work with Him for the benefit of others.

On this Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses life's most fundamental question: Who are you. He speaks to the very core of our identity in Christ.

On this Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses one of the many traditions in the Church used to help us remember our Mother throughout the day.

On this Feast Day of the Holy Family, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses the messiness of life and how we should respond when life takes an unexpected turn.

On this Solemnity of Christmas, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how God comes to us in the small, ordinary things of life and how we have to have eyes to see Him.

On this 4th Sunday of Advent, Deacon Bob Marben discusses what it means to share our story with another as well as to listen to the story of another.

On this 3rd Sunday of Advent, Fr. Chris Stanish offers 7 tips for how we can rejoice even when things look bleak and we are unsure where things will leave us.

On December 3, St. Teresa of Avila hosted Bishop Donald Hying who offered an Evening of Reflection for the season of Advent. In this reflection he focuses on John the Baptist and the Blessed Virgin Mary.

On this 2nd Sunday of Advent, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses the problem of exile and the solution we are all looking for in our lives.

On this Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how this feast only makes sense if we can understand the context of the story of our salvation.

Once a month, St. Teresa of Avila offers an evening of adoration with praise and worship called Inspire. In this reflection, Adam Antone discusses what it truly means to have a heart of service.

Once a month, St. Teresa of Avila offers an evening of adoration with praise and worship. On this night, Fr. Chris Stanish offers a reflection on true fellowship and how to foster it.

On this 1st Sunday of Advent, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how God desires to surprise and delight us.

On this Feast of Christ the King, Fr. Chris Stanish completes a 4-week preaching series on spiritual warfare entitled "Game On". In this final part, he discusses how the battle is already won through victory in the cross of Jesus Christ.