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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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strength and hope

Family Reflection Video: As We Journey to Heaven

Earthly death is real, but so is Jesus’ eternal promise.

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strength and hope

Family Reflection Video: Always Look to the Cross of Jesus

In both good times and bad, we look to the Cross for joy and comfort.

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inspiration

Family Reflection Video: Finding Ways to Proclaim the Good News

How losing my cell phone helped me realize a greater message isn’t being shared.

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saints  |  service

Family Reflection Video: St. John the Baptist

What comes to mind when you hear the name John the Baptist?

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forgiveness  |  inspiration  |  saints

Family Reflection Video: Can I Tell You Something?

As we all know, it is a lot easier to go and complain to someone who will take our side than to face the person we complain about.

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faithfulness  |  saints  |  trust

Family Reflection Video: How Much Faith Do You Have Today?

If your faith was a car’s gas gauge, would yours be full … or running on empty?

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