The audio recording of the sermon given for the feast of the Holy Innocents (God makes good come from evil.)
The audio recording of the sermon given for the feast of St. John. (Let us focus upon what God asks of us rather than what He asks of others.)

The audio sermons for Christmas:
Midnight Mass
6am Mass
9am Mass

Audio sermon for the Fourth Sunday in Advent. (The humble and lowly will enter the kingdom of heaven before the high and mighty. The valleys will be filled and the mountains will be lowered.)

Audio recording for the Third Sunday in Advent (On duties of Godparents and those who are baptized)
Audio recording of the sermon given on Saturday Dec 13.

Audio recording for the Second Sunday in Advent. We must follow St. John the Baptist in penance and preparation before we can follow Jesus in peace, joy, and celebration.

Audio Sermon for the First Sunday in Advent (Lift up your eyes. (up and away from the earth and materialism) Your salvation is at hand.)
Audio Sermon for Saturday November 28. (All Saints of the Franciscan Order)

Audio recording for the Last Sunday after Pentecost. Preparation for the End.
Audio recording for Saturday November 22, 2014. The parable of the Ten Virgins, and the Father's two sons.

Audio Sermon for the 23rd Sunday after Pentecost (The Fable of the Tortoise and the Hare. We must not become careless because we have the Sacraments and other means to reach God quickly, but rather must use every means available and not grow presumptuous or careless and lazy.)
Audio Sermon for Saturday November 15, 2014 (We are independent while still being united in the Mystical Body and in our own salvation.)
Audio Sermon for the Dedication of Basilica (We are temples of Holy Ghost)

The audio sermon for the Twenty-First Sunday after Pentecost. (Fraternal Charity)
The audio sermon for the feast of All Saints (What is demanded of us to follow the Saints to Heaven.)

Audio Sermon for the Feast of Christ the King. (The part we play in the Kingdom of Christ as His bride -- The Mystical Body of Christ -- The Church)
Audio sermon for Saturday October 25. (The signs of the times and preparing ourselves.)

The audio recording of Sunday's sermon (19th Sunday after Pentecost). The wedding garment of Charity. How the corruption of the true Faith creates a stain and destroys true Charity.

Audio Sermon given for the 18th Sunday after Pentecost. (We must cure the soul before we can truly cure the body. Treating symptoms is foolish. We must get to the root of the problem and treat the causes of all our problems. When the soul is healthy the body will be healthy.)
Audio Sermon given Saturday October 11 (We must be about Our Father's business)

Audio sermon given Sunday evening in Rochester for the 17th Sunday after Pentecost. (God's love for us and our need to reciprocate this love. There is no love without sacrifice.)

Audio Sermon for the 17th Sunday after Pentecost. (Our baptism unites us to the Church. The Church is the Bride of Christ and His Mystical Body. We are therefore brides of Christ. As He gave Himself completely to us, we must now give ourselves completely to Him in this Mystical Marriage.)

Audio Sermon for the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi. (Commemorating 25 years in the Priesthood. Necessity of praying for our priests.)

Audio Sermon for First Friday in October 2014. (Why we do not seek union with "Rome." And how the situation today differs from the time of the Great Western Schism. We are not dealing with schism, but rather with heresy.)

Audio Sermon from The Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost. (He who humbles himself will be exalted ... )
Audio Sermon from Saturday September 28, 2014 (The marriage of our souls to Christ through the Church in our Baptism. Heresy is adultery as well as idolatry.)

Audio Sermon for the Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost. (We cannot serve two masters. We will either love the one and hate the other, or else we will serve one (in fear) and despise (ignore the other))
Audio Sermon for Saturday September 13, 2014 (The Incarnation, redemption, salvation, and our incorporation into the Mystical Body of Christ. Jesus is the bridegroom, the Church (Mystical Body) is His bride. We must lose ourselves in Him to rise with Him to Heaven.)

Audio Sermon for the 13th Sunday after Pentecost (Sin, Leprosy, and gratitude)
Audio Sermon for the First Saturday in September
Audio Sermon for the First Friday in September

Audio Sermon for the feast of Saint Bartholomew (obedience to authority. All authority comes from God.)
Audio Sermon for Saturday August 23 (The First Commandment and the sin of participating in false religions)

The audio sermon for the Feast of St. Lawrence. (The orders of the Priesthood, and it preparation, and how we too must progress through the orders of the Sacraments in our preparation for life both here on earth and more importantly for eternal life.)
The audio sermon for Saturday August 9, 2014, The Feast of The Cure of Ars.

Audio sermon for the Eighth Sunday after Pentecost (The cross of abundance and what must be done with it.)
Audio sermon for Friday August 1, First Friday. (The states' interest in marriage. Why same sex unions are not the same as marriage and should not be given the same status as marriage.)

The second audio sermon for the Seventh Sunday after Pentecost (version 2.0) The fruits of free will.

Audio sermon for the Seventh Sunday after Pentecost. (Good trees bear good fruit. We must look to the intention more than to the actions to determine the worthiness of the fruit.)
Audio sermon for Saturday night July 26, 2014.

Audio sermon for the Fifth Sunday after Pentecost. God looks at, and and judges what is in the heart even more than our words or actions.

The audio sermon for Saturday night. The imagination is a powerful tool, either for our demise or for salvation. If we use it to put ourselves always in the presence of Jesus then we will advance in the spiritual life and draw closer to God day by day.

The audio recording for last evening's sermon. Fourth Sunday after Pentecost. The most important things in this life are hidden in the deep.

Audio sermon for the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost. The bark of Peter compared to the other barks in the scriptures. A peace and clam reigns in the heart and soul where Jesus is watching. If Jesus falls asleep in our souls we will suffer all kinds of turmoil. When He is awake and alive in us then, no matter what happens around us, we will enjoy a constant internal peace.

Audio sermon given Saturday July 5, 2014. Our physical lives and our visible works are only as the tip of an iceberg. The hidden part of the iceberg is the greatest part and the most important part. It is only because of the hidden part that the visible part is even visible. Our actions are deemed good or bad, not according to what is seen by the physical eyes, but rather by the spirit and intention with which they are done. Our lives here on earth is but a small part of the entire life of our soul.

Audio recording of the sermon given for the feast of Saints Peter and Paul (God chastises those whom He loves.)

Sunday evening sermon (Second Sunday after Pentecost) Similar to morning sermon
Sunday morning sermon (Second Sunday after Pentecost) Invitation to the Supper and how we excuse ourselves
Saturday night sermon

Dear friends,
The Audio recordings for the sermons for the feast of the Trinity (also Father's Day) are here:
Morning Sermon
Evening Sermon
May God bless you.

Second audio sermon for Pentecost Sunday.

Audio sermon for Pentecost Sunday

Audio recording for the evening Mass for the Sunday after the Ascension.

Audio sermon for the Sunday after the Ascension True charity is giving of ourselves completely and without reserve.

The audio recording for the evening Mass for the feast of the Ascension. How we are to unite with Christ so that we may ascend with Him into Heaven.

Audio sermon given for the feast of the Ascension

The audio sermon given last night in Rochester NY for the feast of the Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi.

Audio Sermon for Sunday the Dedication of the Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi. (God's house is awesome and we must hold it in reverence, but even more so, we must respect our own bodies which are nobler temples than bricks and mortar.)

Sermon for Saturday May 24, 2014. (The physical appetites are greatest in the absence of their desire and become repulsive with satiety. The spiritual appetites are least or repulsive, in the absence of their desire and greatest as increase our reception of them.)

Audio sermon given for the Fourth Sunday after Easter. We must become one with Jesus if we are to ascend with Him into Heaven.

Audio Sermon for the feast of the Apostles Saints Philip and James. Given in Rochester NY. The one item that was forgotten at the end is: "Unless you eat the Flesh of the Son of Man and Drink His Blood, you will not have life in you." Sorry to have forgotten, but it has been a long day. May God bless you.

Audio sermon for Sunday feast of Apostles St. Philip and James. Mother's Day, First Communion, May Crowning.

The audio sermon for the Second Sunday after Easter given in Rochester NY. The hirelings in the Church and our need to pray and aid our Spiritual Fathers -- lest they fall and become hirelings.

Audio Sermon for feast of the Finding of the Holy Cross. Not material idolatry -- rather true faith and prayer.

Sermon for the Second Sunday after Easter. The Good Shepherd. We must pray for our spiritual fathers.

The audio sermon for Low Sunday (First Sunday after Easter). The doubt and hesitancy of the Apostles only serves to strengthen our faith. The Apostles are only weak humans, but are given divine authority. It is a terrible responsibility that rests upon their shoulders because they must render an account of all the souls entrusted to them by God. This places a similar responsibility for all the people to pray and assist the bishops constantly. As our pastors pray and sacrifice for us, we need to do the same for them. If we are to have good pastors we must do our part in praying and sacrificing for them so that they may be good shepherds to our souls.

Audio sermon for Easter Sunday. The Resurrection is a reminder to us that each day we are given another chance to start anew. We must pick ourselves up from our sins, faults, and failings with a renewed vigor and strive to increase the love of God in our hearts. Charity is not something that just happens, it is something that we must consciously cultivate and develop. Let us put off the old man as St. Paul tells us and put on the new man in Christ Jesus today and every day forward so that we may not be found lacking on that Last Day.

Audio Sermons for the weekend:
Passion Sunday
First Saturday April 5
First Friday April 4

Audio Sermon for today, the Fourth Sunday in Lent. We are children of the Promise. Let us rejoice. Be not envious of the apparent successes of the children of the slave girl (the children of the world). If we realize our inheritance we will no longer fear or dread the sacrifices necessary to obtain Heaven. We can even rejoice in our sacrifices. 

Audio sermon for today. The non-discriminatory policy as it applies to creed has given us the foundation for a true lack of charity with the illusion of respect and love of our fellow men. The demons are rejoicing in this. If we are truly striving to please God and live virtuously then we must expect attacks from these demons. Temptations are not a sign that we are failing but rather a sign of our progress. The greater the temptations the closer we must be approaching the goal of the love of God. Do not be disheartened by your temptations and failings, but get up and strive even more. Take courage God's grace is sufficient for us.

Audio recording of today's sermon. Second Sunday in Lent. Our Lord's Transfiguration. The old Testament is fulfilled and the New begins and continues with Christ. We must prepare ourselves to reciprocate God's love for us. True love is self-sacrificing.

For those who would like to listen to me reading the Gospels. Here are the links to St. Matthew and St. Mark. May God bless you.

St. Matthew Chapter 1
St. Matthew Chapter 2
St. Matthew Chapter 3
St. Matthew Chapter 4
St. Matthew Chapter 5
St. Matthew Chapter 6
St. Matthew Chapter 7
St. Matthew Chapter 8
St. Matthew Chapter 9
St. Matthew Chapter 10
St. Matthew Chapter 11
St. Matthew Chapter 12
St. Matthew Chapter 13
St. Matthew Chapter 14
St. Matthew Chapter 15
St. Matthew Chapter 16
St. Matthew Chapter 17
St. Matthew Chapter 18
St. Matthew Chapter 19
St. Matthew Chapter 20
St. Matthew Chapter 21
St. Matthew Chapter 22
St. Matthew Chapter 23
St. Matthew Chapter 24
St. Matthew Chapter 25
St. Matthew Chapter 26
St. Matthew Chapter 27
St. Matthew Chapter 28

St. Mark Chapter 1
St. Mark Chapter 2
St. Mark Chapter 3
St. Mark Chapter 4
St. Mark Chapter 5
St. Mark Chapter 6
St. Mark Chapter 7
St. Mark Chapter 8
St. Mark Chapter 9
St. Mark Chapter 10
St. Mark Chapter 11
St. Mark Chapter 12
St. Mark Chapter 13
St. Mark Chapter 14
St. Mark Chapter 15
St. Mark Chapter 16

The Audio Sermons for the Weekend:
First Friday - The Mysteries of the Way of the Cross
Saturday March 8 - Lent
First Sunday in Lent - Enter the season of Penance with love. A great desire to accompany Jesus in every act of reparation He has made for us.

Audio Sermon for Quinquagesima Sunday.  Doing penance during Lent with Charity. All our works are without merit (even our penances) if we do not have Charity.

The audio sermon for today is here. Preparation for the upcoming Lent.

Audio Sermon for Septuagesima Sunday:

Our attitude in our works makes all the difference. God shows us His goodness and generosity and how often we fail to reciprocate that love and generosity. We are very stingy with God and seek to only do that which is absolutely demanded of us. Now is the time to change that and put our whole heart and soul into serving God. Giving our all to Him as He has given His all to us. We will find our reward not only in eternity, but even here and now.

Audio Sermons for :
First Friday February The Mysteries of the Way of the Cross. A quick and concise instruction in Faith and spirituality.
Saturday February 8
Fifth Sunday  after the Epipahny. The weeds (evil) in the world are necessary as a punishment for our sins and for the opportunity to make a greater good come from the evil.

Audio sermon for the feast of the Purification.
Christ is the Light of the world. To truly love is to be self-sacrificing as He is. Once we see God with the eyes of faith we will be tired of this world and be ready to sacrifice all for Him. We will be eager to be dismissed from this world as Simeon was. All the suffering and sacrifice of this world will be considered as nothing once we enjoy the blessing of being with God.

Let us strive to see Christ with the faith and eyes that Simeon had. Just as He was hidden in Human form, yet Simeon saw and believed; so He is hidden in the Holy Eucharist for us to see and believe.

Audio Sermons

Audio sermons for this weekend:
Third Sunday after the Epipahny The humility, faith, and charity of the Centurion. We need these same virtues in our day.
The feast of the Conversion of St. Paul God works with hot and cold, not the lukewarm. St. Paul was desirous of doing the right thing even when he was completely mistaken. This God was able to use and turn the great evil into even greater good. We need to have the same fervor in serving God before God can really do anything with us.

Audio sermon for the Second Sunday after the Epiphany Our Lord's first public miracle signals the end of the Old Testament and the beginning of the New. The old wine has run out and God has given us a new wine in the New Covenant. This new Covenant is far superior to the Old one.

Audio Sermon for The Feast of The Holy Family The family is the basic unit of all civilization and is in the image and likeness of God and is therefore under direct assault from the devils. We must defend the family with constant loving sacrifice, if we are to avoid the snares placed before us by the world, the devils and our own fallen nature.
Audio Sermon given Saturday January 11. Understanding the problem of evil in the world. Answering the question: Why is their evil in the world, while God is all good, all powerful, all merciful, etc.

Audio Sermon for the feast of the Holy Name of Jesus
The name of Jesus is like oil: It lights the soul; It heals the wounds of the soul; It feeds the soul.