Fr. Luke reflects on the meaning of true Marian devotion, the beauty of reparation, and how the First Saturday devotion helps us become more like Jesus and Mary. Drawing from the story of Jacob and Rebecca, the writings of St. Louis de Montfort, and the symbolism of being “clothed in Christ,” he invites us to enter more deeply into the spiritual richness of confession, the rosary, silent meditation, and Holy Communion.

On this Independence Day, Fr. Luke shares a lighthearted and inspiring reflection on patriotism, freedom, and faith. From local hot dog traditions to the shrine's parade float, he reminds us that true freedom isn’t about doing whatever we want but choosing what is good, true, and holy. With stories of prejudice, identity, and the call to love like Jesus, this homily invites us to pray for our country and let the Sacred Heart of Jesus guide our steps.

Looking into the story of Doubting Thomas, Fr. Luke reminds us that even when our hearts are closed, the Risen Jesus enters with peace, inviting us to believe and open our lives to Him.

Father Luke reminds us that God wants to live in our hearts. While evil seeks to control and divide, the Holy Spirit brings peace, freedom, and love. We are called to stay close to Jesus and share His love with others.

A call to deeper trust in God's power and faithfulness. Father Luke invites us to move forward in holiness, leaving the past behind and keeping our hearts set on Jesus. Our peace, our strength, and our eternal reward.

Father Luke unpacks Abraham’s bold prayer in Genesis, how it reflects a heart attuned to God, and points us to the one Savior Jesus, whose holiness redeemed the world. A powerful reminder to pray, intercede, and live faithfully as part of God’s remnant.

On the feast of Saints Peter and Paul, Fr. Luke Mary Fletcher, CFR shares insights on the humble beginnings of the Church, the powerful witness of the apostles’ martyrdom, and how we are called to live our faith today as part of God’s family, the Church.

On the Feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Fr. Luke Mary Fletcher, CFR, reflects on the deep meaning of the heart in Scripture, the devotion to the hearts of Jesus and Mary, and how we are called to offer our own hearts to God. A message of hope, love, and spiritual refuge.