Your Faith with Fr. Chris Stanish

On this 12th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses the cost of discipleship. If we want to be disciples of Jesus, then we must first deny ourself and pick up our cross.

On this 11th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how Jesus brings true mercy to those who are most in need and how we, too, can be instruments of that mercy.

On this 10th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish encourages the congregation to consider what breaks their heart. He discusses how compassion helps us to move us to action and do something about the world around us.

Bishop Donald J. Hying has declared a synod for the Diocese of Gary. In this episode, Bishop Hying visits Taltree Arboretum and Gardens as he discusses the topic of the Church's social teaching.

Bishop Donald J. Hying has declared a synod for the Diocese of Gary. In this episode, Bishop Hying discusses the topic of discipleship and formation.

On this Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how easily things can become routine for us and then lose their meaning. In this homily, he encourages the congregation to look at this Eucharist as their first, their last, their only.

On this Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how our identity is rooted in the relationship of the Trinity. The more we come to know God, the more we come to know ourselves.

The Adoration Chapel of Queen of All Saints hosts an annual dinner for all its volunteers. This year's speaker was Sr. Maria Kolbe of the Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration. In this talk, she offers her vocation story through the perspective of the Eucharist.

Bishop Donald J. Hying has declared a synod for the Diocese of Gary. In this episode, Bishop Hying discusses the topic of prayer, sacraments and worship.

Bishop Donald J. Hying has declared a synod for the Diocese of Gary. In this episode, Bishop Hying discusses the topic of evangelization.

Bishop Donald J. Hying has declared a Synod for the Diocese of Gary. This episode discusses what a synod is and what it will involve.

On this Feast of Pentecost, Fr. Chris Stanish talks about how the Holy Spirit burns away all the fear and doubt in our lives so that we can be true witnesses to the gospel message.

On this 6th Sunday of Easter, Fr. Chris Stanish celebrates FirstCommunion at St. Stanislaus Church in Michigan City. In thishomily, he explains how the Eucharist gives us the strength we needto get through the Christian journey of life.

On this 5th Sunday of Easter, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses the command to love one another as Christ has loved us. He offers five ways that we can love like Jesus.

Queen of All Saints hosted a Spring Series of Tapped In on the topic: "Where Sin Runs Deep, God's Grace Runs Deeper." In this presentation, Fr. Jerry Schweitzer discusses the sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation.

Queen of All Saints hosted a Spring Series of Tapped In on the topic: "Where Sin Runs Deep, God's Grace Runs Deeper." In this presentation, Mr. Sean Martin discusses the sacrament of Matrimony.

Queen of All Saints hosted a Spring Series of Tapped In on the topic: "Where Sin Runs Deep, God's Grace Runs Deeper." In this presentation, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses the Eucharist as the source and summit of the entire Christian life.

Queen of All Saints hosted a Spring Series of Tapped In on the topic: "Where Sin Runs Deep, God's Grace Runs Deeper." In this presentation, Bishop Donald Hying discusses the sacrament of Reconciliation.

On this 4th Sunday of Easter, Fr. Chris Stanish talks about the power of the Word of God. When we encounter Christ, we are compelled to share it with others.

On this 3rd Sunday of Easter, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses the Christian journey. We can be as prepared as we possibly can but challenges are still going to come along the way. So what do we do?

Fr. David Bechill, a priest of the Archdiocese of Detroit, visits Queen of All Saints. In this homily, he talks about what it means to take a leap of faith. At the end of the day, we have to consider what it is that we believe?

On this Divine Mercy Sunday, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how much God loves to forgive sins. Jesus instituted the sacrament of Reconciliation so that He can show us how much He loves us.

"I thirst" is written in every chapel of the Missionaries of Charity. It is to remind us that God thirsts for us just as we are. Even in our darkest moments, Jesus does not abandon us, but longs to be with us.

On this Easter Sunday morning, Bishop Donald J. Hying, the Bishop of Gary, offers a powerful witness to the closeness of Calvary and the Tomb. Listen how he explains that we do not go from fire to ashes, but that we rise from ashes into a burning fire.

On this Easter Sunday, Fr. Chris Stanish uses the conversion story of one of the newly baptized in order to talk about how the Risen Christ helps us to bring our own story to life.