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Fr. Michael Brisson appears as a guest on the morning radio show “Wake Up!” with Catholic Community Media. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMzqwqUlDwM&t=3972s

In this engaging interview, Colleen McVey talks with Fr. Michael about whether there really is a “white death,” his current role with the Legionaries of Christ, and his pursuit of art. 

Father Christopher Hart, a young New York priest and classic film buff, is unwittingly drafted by the mob to hear the confession of a man slated for execution. Playing a key role in the White Death—a mafia ritual in which a person condemned to death is allowed to confess his sins before he’s killed –

“The unique advantage of fiction,” says Fr. Michael Brisson, LC, author of Death in Black and White, “is that you can plumb the depths of human experience in a way that allows the reader to grapple with issues freely, if you do it right, without feeling lectured to or cajoled.” Art can be a tremendously

An interview with Legionary Father Michael Brisson on the lessons he’s learned from his earthly mother and the Blessed Mother. Describe the role your mother played in your spiritual life growing up.  My mother taught me the faith by living it. For her it was simply part of her identity. Our heritage is French-Canadian and both

One would think that living 45 minutes from the Legionaries’ seminary in Cheshire, Connecticut, makes it obvious why I joined the Legionaries of Christ. That could not be farther from the truth. God first had to go to Scottsdale, Arizona, to call another young man, Tony Sortino, to join the Legion of Christ. My sister