Your Faith with Fr. Chris Stanish

On this 19th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Deacon Bob Marben discusses the four effects of the Eucharist in our lives.

On this 18th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how Jesus challenges us to be concerned about our spiritual nourishment.

On this 17th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how God doesn't just meet our expectations, He exceeds them.

On this 16th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses what it means to experience genuine rest in your life.

On this 15th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Deacon Bob Marben discusses our need to trust in the Lord and how He will provide for us.

On this 13th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses what kind of person sneaks up on Jesus and what you can expect will happen if you do so.

On this 12th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses what it means to be in the boat with Jesus as we experience the various storms of life.

On this 11th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how God can do amazing things with our smallest efforts.

On this Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how the Eucharist transforms us into the image of Christ.

On this Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, Deacon Bob Marben discusses how the Trinity empowers us to go out into the world and make disciples of all nations.

On this Feast of Pentecost, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses the need to stir into flame the gift of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

On this Feast of the Ascension of the Lord, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how Jesus commissions us to finish His saving work.

On this 6th Sunday of Easter, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses what it means to abide in Jesus' love and how to live His command to love one another.

Once a month, St. Teresa of Avila's Campus Ministry hosts an evening of adoration with praise and worship. This evening VU student, Christina Lara, gives her personal testimony about how finding Christ helped her to find freedom in her life.

On this 5th Sunday of Easter, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses the need to have Jesus as the pivotal point in our lives.

In this celebration of First Communion, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how St. Joseph gives us an excellent example of what it is to love and care for Jesus in our lives.

In this celebration of the Sacrament of Confirmation, Bishop Robert McClory discusses the inward grace of the sacrament and how we are transformed.

On this 4th Sunday of Easter as we celebrate Good Shepherd Sunday, Fr. Chris Stanish introduces Ian Lukas to share his story of how the Lord has called him to consider the priesthood.

On this 3rd Sunday of Easter, Fr. Chris Stanish discusses how ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ, and how we are transformed in our lives by the Word of God.

On this Feast of the Divine Mercy, Deacon Bob Marben discusses how Jesus died for our sins so that we may be forgiven and experience peace in our lives.

Once a month, St. Teresa of Avila's Campus Ministry hosts an evening of adoration with praise and worship. This evening VU student, Bradley Davis, gives his personal testimony about how holy friendships helped him to find Christ in his life.

In this Easter celebration, Fr. Chris Stanish concludes a preaching series called "For Greater Glory." In this final part, Fr. Chris points to the example of Mary Magdalene in order to show us what it means to live in God's glory.

In this Passion of the Lord service on Good Friday, Fr. Chris Stanish continues a preaching series called "For Greater Glory." In this homily, he discusses the deepest desire of Jesus revealed in his final words at the Last Supper.

In this Mass of the Lord's Supper, Fr. Chris Stanish continues a preaching series called "For Greater Glory." In this homily, he discusses what it means for Jesus to love us to the end.

On this celebration of Palm Sunday, Fr. Chris Stanish continues a preaching series called "For Greater Glory". In this 6th part, he discusses how we can grow in and deepen our trust in the glory of the God in our daily lives.