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In this video, Ray Grosswirth runs down a top ten list of reasons classmates were unable to attend their 50th reunion. The list was read at the 50th reunion dinner held for 1967 graduates of Franklin High School, Rochester, NY.

This is a video of the highlights from the 50th reunion dinner for Franklin High School's Class of 1967 (Rochester, New York). The dinner took place on August 5, 2017.

The class of 1967 walked the halls of Franklin High (Rochester, NY) on August 4, 2017. This was part of their 50th reunion activities.

As a follow-up to a video in which deceased classmates from the class of 1967 are remembered, this video is a tribute to all classmates throughout the years who have passed before us.

This video is a tribute to deceased classmates from the graduating class of 1967, Franklin High School, Rochester, New York.

Ray Grosswirth sings White Christmas, and also extends a holiday greeting.

In this video, Ray Grosswirth announces that he has officially severed any ties he had with the Roman Catholic Church. He also announces that he is considering membership in either the Episcopal Church or the United Church of Christ. He will continue to officiate at weddings as an independent priest, commissioned by the Federation of Christian Ministries.

In this video, Ray Grosswirth speaks with two chairs, in the style Clint Eastwood utilized at the Republican National Convention. In this case, the occupiers of the chairs are the Speaker of the House and Majority Leader of the Senate.

In consideration of dry weather across much of the country, Rev. Ray Grosswirth honored a fan's request for a rain dance. It includes a surprise ending.

Ray Grosswirth reprises his role as 'The Dancing Priest' and joins the 'Sister Act' cast in this rendition of 'Salve Regina.' Ray made this video in solidarity with nuns who are currently being persecuted by the Vatican.

Following his own prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment, Ray Grosswirth urges men over 50-years-old to have annual prostate screening.

Ray Grosswirth remembers the four chaplains who went down with the Dorchester during World War II, after they helped others get onto lifeboats. The four chaplains included a rabbi, Catholic priest, and two Protestant ministers.

In this video, Ray Grosswirth pays tribute to President Abraham Lincoln.

In this documentary, Ray Grosswirth traces his paternal family roots, as it relates to the former Austro-Hungarian Empire. The story focuses on the journey of his grandparents and what occurred along the banks of the Danube River in 1944, which includes an examination of the Holocaust period. So as to facilitate the uploading of the documentary to RUclips, it was necessary to shrink the video s...

Tribute to Eastman Kodak

Meryl Streep: A Great Actress

A Holiday Thank-you to Musicians

Christmas Concert Excerpts: St. Mary's Church - 1991

Ray Grosswirth Sings 'O Sanctissima'

New Year Greeting from Ray Grosswirth

Hallelujah Chorus Sing-a-long Video

Commentary on High School Bullying

Christmas Fun with The Wizard of Pun

Holiday Prayers for Interfaith Gatherings

Some Thanksgiving Humor from Ray Grosswirth

10th Anniversary of 9/11: A Reflective Video by Ray Grosswirth

Lucille Ball's 100th Birthday Celebration

Tutorial on Catholic Mass Changes