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Recent Homilies
Watch recordings of homilies from Saint Raphael and from St. Aloysius livestream.
Catholic Diocese of Cleveland
Home to over 613,000 Catholics, the Diocese of Cleveland represents the Catholic community in eight counties of northeast Ohio. Go to website
Pastoral Letter from Bishop Malesic
"The goal of this letter is to provide you with a resource for reflection, that you might be drawn more deeply into prayer and a more intimate relationship with Jesus."
The Mass Explained
Becoming a Living Liturgy. Explore the source and summit of our lives as Catholic Christians - The Mass!
On Demand Catholic Content
Unlock the power of faith with
diverse Catholic movies, audio books, podcasts, shows, and more.
Word On Fire - Digital Library
Explore the goodness, truth, and beauty of the Faith with Bishop Robert Barron. Access the Word On Fire digital library through your Flocknote account.
Pray Together With Hallow
We’re thrilled to announce that St. Raphael is now partnering with Hallow, the #1 prayer app! Through prayer and meditation rooted in the Catholic faith, Hallow helps people grow closer to God and find peace.
My Daily Prayers is a free recording led by clergy of the diocese that provides a new way to enter into a deeper, more personal relationship with God.
Daily Readings
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) offers the Daily Readings as well as related Podcasts and Videos.
Eternal Word Television Network
EWTN is the largest Catholic media organization in the world.
Father Whitfield Blog
Unlike most Catholic priests, Fr. Joshua is married with children, having been a former Episcopal priest. He currently serves as Pastor of St Rita Catholic Community in Dallas, Texas
Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. (Matthew 7:7)
