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"The family that prays together stays together." - Venerable Patrick Peyton

Father David Marcham

Father David S. Marcham is a priest of the Archdiocese of Boston and serves as Vice Postulator and Guild Director of the Cause for Canonization of Venerable Patrick Peyton. Before entering St. John’s Seminary in Brighton, Massachusetts, he worked for eleven years as a physical therapist in Boston-area hospitals. Ordained in 2005, Father David was assigned to St. Mary Parish in Franklin, Massachusetts. His involvement in Father Peyton’s Cause began in 2007, when he assisted Father George Lucas, C.S.C., in advancing the Cause for Canonization. Appointed Vice Postulator in 2009, Father David oversees the progress of the Cause, directs the Guild, and promotes devotion to Father Peyton’s legacy of family prayer.

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Celebrating family life

Prayer for the Children: Family Reflection Video

Today is a day of prayer for the protection of unborn children.

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Healing the family

Jesus Heals Many: Family Reflection Video

“Everyone is looking for you.”

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Why pray?

The Most Holy Name of Jesus: Family Reflection Video

It was the angel Gabriel who told Mary her son shall be named Jesus.

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Seasonal Reflections  |  Why pray?

God Knows Our Minds: Family Reflection Video

Not quite mind-reading, but mindfully knowing…

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Seasonal Reflections

Finding the Way to Peace in a Busy World: Family Reflection Video

This time of year comes with a lot of to-do lists…

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Healing the family  |  Why pray?

Do We Believe Jesus Can Do This? Family Reflection Video

Do we follow Jesus into the house?

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