Deacon Adam admonishes men to be the spiritual leaders of their homes in the model of St. Joseph, and for men and women to accept their roles in the salvific vision.

Deacon Adam speaks of repentance and the need for confession.

Death is not the end — our God is the God of the living!

Deacon Adam: the gate is narrow, follow the straight path!

Corporal and spiritual works of mercy!

Divine Mercy Sunday

The last four things: death, judgment, heaven, hell.

Repent. Prepare. Respect. Get ready for the birth of the Lord!

Deacon Adam addresses the current crisis and challenges the faithful to repentance and penance.

God’s grace is overwhelming, real, and available anytime.

Jesus sent his apostles out to cast out demons. Do we still recognize unclean spirits today?

By Deacon Adam Behnke at St. Joseph Catholic Parish in Slaton, Texas