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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!

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Family Reflection Video: I Will Be With You

By: Father David Marcham July 19th, 2017

If God were to suddenly and miraculously appear and call out to you by name, how would you respond?

Family Reflection Video: What do you Hunger for in Your Family?

By: Father David Marcham July 12th, 2017

If Adam and Eve had their differences in the Garden of Eden … it stands to reason there might be tensions or grudges in our own family too.

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Family Reflection Video: Glorifying God in the Everyday Moments

By: Father David Marcham June 14th, 2017

At times we can feel the pull of what the world says is acceptable.

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Family Reflection Video: Peace be with You

By: Father David Marcham April 20th, 2017

After a rollercoaster-like experience with Jesus and most likely a little sleep deprivation, we’re reminded that the disciples were just like us … human.