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Father David Marcham

Reverend David S. Marcham is the Vice Postulator for the Cause of Venerable Patrick Peyton, and Director of the Father Peyton Guild, whose members pray for Father Peyton’s beatification and spread his message of the importance of Family Prayer. Prior to becoming a seminarian, Father David was a physical therapist and clinical instructor, serving hospital inpatients and outpatients throughout the greater Boston area for eleven years. In 1998 he heard the call to priesthood and was ordained in the Archdiocese of Boston in 2005. Father David grew up in Quincy, MA, and has fond memories of playing soccer, tennis and running track. You’re never without a friend when Father David is around, as he welcomes everyone into his circle with a smile on his face!

Holy lives of inspiration | Strengthening family unity

We Must Obey God Rather Than Men: Family Reflection Video

By: Father David Marcham April 12th, 2018

We can learn from the showdown between the High Priest and the Apostles in today’s readings.

Seasonal Reflections

The Risen Lord Helps Us to Stay in the Easter Season: Family Reflection Video

By: Father David Marcham April 6th, 2018

It’s hard to believe Easter Sunday was just five days ago.

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Holy lives of inspiration | Seasonal Reflections

Amidst Life’s Potholes: Family Reflection Video

By: Father David Marcham March 28th, 2018

As our zeal for following Jesus increases - through our acts of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving - so can the battles we face.

Solemnity of Saint Joseph: Family Reflection Video

By: Father David Marcham March 19th, 2018

Today we pray and remember a man who was an integral part of the Holy Family even though he shared not DNA with Jesus and Mary but rather faith and love.