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Locked On Boston College - Daily Podcast On Boston College Eagles Football & BasketballBoston College Makes INTRIGUING Picks with Joe Dailey and Kurt Anderson—What does this Change??Boston College signals a new era in recruiting with three key hires as Bill O'Brien reshapes the Eagles' staff. Joe Dailey returns as wide receivers coach, bringing crucial New Jersey recruiting ties and a track record of landing key talent like Lewis Bond and Joseph Griffin. Can Dailey revitalize the Eagles' receiving corps after a tough season, and will his Jersey pipeline bolster future rosters?AJ Black breaks down the addition of offensive line coach Kurt Anderson—whose experience at Northwestern and NFL connections promise recruiting upgrades over Matt Applebaum—and introduces new Assistant GM Ryan Bartow, alon...
2025-12-1525 min
From The Green NotebookTough Rugged Bastards with John DaileySend us Fan MailRetired Marine Raider and author John Dailey joins the podcast to discuss his memoir, Tough Rugged Bastards, and the hard-earned lessons from a lifetime in Marine special operations.In this episode, Joe and John explore:The story behind the founding of Marine Special Operations—and what it took to prove they belongedWhy breath work, meditation, and reading became essential tools for combat and recoveryThe power of broad commander's intent—and how trust enables bottom-up innovationHow journaling and writing helped John process his experiences and reconnect with identity post-serviceWhy being yourself is a...
2025-07-0553 min
FocusEDEpisode 58: Teach Happier this School Year with Suzanne DaileyThis is Episode 58 of FocusED, and it features our guest, Suzanne Dailey. Don’t miss what Suzanne has to say about teaching happier, gratitude, the brain, tons of book recommendations…and much more. _________________________________________ Suzanne Dailey Brings a Tons of Experience to FocusED Listeners Suzanne Dailey has been a teacher for 22 years. She is currently an instructional coach in the Central Bucks School District, where she has the honor and joy of working with over 500 elementary teachers and 8,000 students.She teaches model lessons, facilitates professional development sessions, and mentors teachers to be the best for...
2025-06-1130 min
Thank You, Adversity"Spirit in the Sky" with Joe DaileyIn this episode, we delve into the incredible story of Joe
Dailey. While driving through the sleet and rain of South Dakota in November of 2002, Joe was involved in a traumatic car accident. Unfortunately, he flipped his pickup truck less than a mile from his parents' house and lay in the cold for nearly four hours before anyone came to help. When found, his core temperature was 82 degrees. Join us as Joe shares his harrowing experience, his
outlook on life, and how he has come to believe that life is what you make of it. This inspiring tale of...
2024-07-3036 min
Shut Up I Love ItEP 264 - CONAN THE BARBARIAN (1982) with Patrick DaileyPatrick "The Barbarian" Dailey is back with another old-school movie about a loveable muscle man. This time it's Arnold in CONAN THE BARBARIAN (1982), a hero that may have inspired Patrick's own ascent in the art of jiu-jitsu. Episode Links: Joe's Patreon Mr. Owl's Website
2024-07-221h 04
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the 1st Sunday of Advent, BSend us Fan MailLike clay in the potters’ hands, we bear the finger prints of our maker. The God who gets his hands dirty: - “we are the clay and you the potter.” – With us, God is recreating the world. I have Mass at St. Isidore on Sunday, December 3, at 7:30/9:30 amI have Mass at St. Joe, Lake Orion on Friday, December 8 @ 7:00 pmfrjoedailey@gmail.com
2023-12-0209 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Ordinary Sunday 23 ASend us Fan MailImmediately before today’s teaching, Jesus told about a shepherd going in search of a lost sheep. Jesus is describing our Father in heaven who will do whatever it takes to seek and find what is lost. I have Mass on September 9 at St. Joe, Lake Orion @ 4:30 pm. The Mass will be live-streamed.https://www.youtube.com/@stjoelo/streamsI have Mass on September 10 at St. Isidore @ 7:30/9:30 am.7:30 am will be live-streamed. https://stisidore.church/worship-online/frjoedailey@gmail.com
2023-09-0908 min
Dailey Blend ShowDailey Blend Show - Episode 94:: Monday Top Five (February, 27th, 2023)Each week in our ‘Friday Top Five’ segment, we feature five things we thought were interesting, notable, or culturally significant. This week we are showcasing stories on Chicago Fire FC Unveil 2023 “Kit For All” Secondary Jersey, PXG XTREME PREMIUM GOLF BALLS,50 Cent 45-Minutes Interview with MSNBC, Shawn Hazan & Jim Tremayne of DJX Show & DJ Life Mag join Joe Bunn for The DJ's Vault discussion, closing us out with YORK Athletics Mfg.
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2023-02-2719 min
Dailey Blend ShowDailey Blend Show - Episode 54:: Friday Top Five (February, 4th, 2022)Each week our ‘Friday Top Five’ segment, we feature five things we thought were interesting, notable, or culturally significant. This week we are showcasing stories on how to get your year started off right. This week we are showcasing stories on new tech, places to go to get some joe, wine, pizza, watches, and sneakers. To say this episode has it all is an understatement
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2022-02-0512 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the Feast of the Holy Family CSend us Fan Mail For Luke, “being lost” is like “being dead,” and “being found” is like “being made alive.” This is stated most dramatically at the end of the parable of the prodigal son, “your brother was dead and is alive; he was lost and is found”.May you be renewed by your celebration of Christ's birth.Fr. Joefrjoedailey@gmail.com
2021-12-2509 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Christmas 2021Send us Fan MailIt is to shepherds that this Good News is announced: “Do not be afraid; for behold, I proclaim to you good news of great joy that will be for all the people." While the emperor says "ALL the world," the shepherds proclaim "For ALL the people."May you be renewed by your celebration of Christ's birth.Fr. Joefrjoedailey@gmail.com
2021-12-2410 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Sunday Ordinary 12 BSend us Fan MailPerhaps Mark is showing us that no matter what stands against him, Jesus’ faith is not based on what is happening around him, but rests secure in the knowledge that he is the beloved one of God.
2021-06-1909 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomiiy for Sunday Ordinary 11 BSend us Fan MailThe Kingdom of God spreads swiftly, invisibly, often underground. It’s more wild than “noble,” more undomesticated weed than domesticated crop, more helpful to birds than to kings.
2021-06-1209 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of ChristSend us Fan Mail“Jesus took bread, said the blessing, broke it, and gave it to them.” Henri Nouwen reflects on these four verbs of the Eucharist In his book, “The Life of the Beloved.”
2021-06-0510 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the Solemnity of the TrinitySend us Fan Mail“Remember, I am with you always, to the end of the age.” “I am” is the divine name revealed to Moses at the burning bush. "with you" is placed within the divine name itself. We are living within the very life of God.
2021-05-2909 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Pentecost SundaySend us Fan MailThrough the gift of the Holy Spirit we get to participate actively as conscious and knowing beings within God’s own creative act.
2021-05-2209 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the Solemnity of the AscensionSend us Fan MailOn the feast of the Ascension, the book of the Gospel draws to a close, but the story does not come to an end. Now we go forth to live the Gospel and tell the Good News, not found in a book, but written on our hearts.
2021-05-1508 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the 6th Sunday of Easter BSend us Fan MailGod loves everything, totally, completely, perfectly, absolutely. Peter was blown away by this discovery: “In truth, I see that God shows no partiality. Rather, in every nation whoever fears him and acts uprightly is acceptable to him.”
2021-05-0810 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the 5th Sunday of Easter BSend us Fan MailThere is no us and them; in Christ, we are all connected. Heather McGhee TED talk https://www.ted.com/talks/heather_c_mcghee_racism_has_a_cost_for_everyone?language=en
2021-05-0109 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the Fourth Sunday of Easter BSend us Fan MailTo be in relationship with the Good Shepherd Is also to be in relationship with each other. In the English language, there is no separate singular form of the word sheep. We are saved as a people, not as individuals.
2021-04-2409 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the 3rd Sunday of Easter BSend us Fan MailThe evangelist means to tell the readers that resurrection from the dead is more than a mere spiritual event. The whole person is redeemed, not only his or her spirit. What is saved is not a bloodless soul but our whole life-history, our flesh and blood, everything we have been.
2021-04-1710 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the 2nd Sunday of Easter BSend us Fan MailThe disciples are about to be sent out; the Risen Christ is sending them as instruments of God’s creative act, to bring God’s Shalom and healing into the world.
2021-04-1010 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Easter Sunday Mark 16:1-8Send us Fan MailMark has hidden the resurrection in the very first chapter of the Gospel. That is why there is no resurrection at the end; the whole Gospel is filled with the presence of the risen Lord.
2021-04-0309 min
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Fr. Joe DaileyHoly ThursdaySend us Fan MailIn washing their feet, Jesus is challenging his disciples to do the same for each other; to see that all are equal friends. In the Kingdom, nobody is above or below in any way.
2021-04-0110 min
Fr. Joe DaileyThe Passion of St. Mark, part 3Send us Fan Mailconclusion of the Passion, chapter 15. Song: Crucem Tuam, Taizé
2021-03-2709 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Palm/Passion Sunday BSend us Fan MailJesus had been speaking of his impending death since the middle of the Gospel, but the Twelve struggled to conceive of a kingdom that would begin not with the death of their enemies, but with the death of their friend.
2021-03-2708 min
Fr. Joe DaileyWere You ThereSend us Fan MailWere you there sung by Joe Dailey, Mari Reyes, Don Martus.
2021-03-2702 min
Fr. Joe DaileyThe Passion of St. Mark, part 1Send us Fan MailThe Passion of St. Mark, chapter 14. Song: Stay Here and Keep Watch, Taizé.
2021-03-2707 min
Fr. Joe DaileyThe Passion of St. Mark, part 2Send us Fan Mailconclusion of chapter 14. Song: If I have been the source of pain. C. Maud Battersby
2021-03-2708 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the 5th Sunday of Lent BSend us Fan MailWe see Jesus when we willing to follow him, giving our lives away in love.
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Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the 4th Sunday of Lent BSend us Fan MailNicodemus, a teacher of Israel, comes to Jesus, the light of the world, at night.
2021-03-1310 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the 3rd Sunday of Lent, BSend us Fan MailIn offering his whole self to us - Body and blood - Jesus is renewing the Sinai covenant. We are being turned into the new temple that is able to participate in the life of God, who is coming out to us, here and now.
2021-03-0610 min
The Chris Dailey ShowThe Chris Dailey Show episode 4 - JJ Watt to Arizona, Magic in the Garden, A Forgotten Great, and more!In episode 4 of The Chris Dailey Show, I, Chris Dailey (who woulda guessed!) talk about JJ Watt moving to Arizona - trolling everyone, thoughts on the Cardinals team, Kliff Kingsbury, etc... Magic in the Garden as the Knicks are 4th in the east and the Rangers are, meh (it's a start!), a forgotten great athlete - Joe Lillard, and more!
As always, peace and love everyone! Thank you for listening to the podcast and make sure to go follow me on instagram, @the.sportscourt and ofc check out the blog, www.thesportscourtblog.com
2021-03-0234 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the Second Sunday of Lent BSend us Fan MailOn the mountain, we realize that humanity and divinity are really two sides of the same coin. Humanity is meant to become by grace, what divinity is by nature. We, too, are meant to shine with the radiance of divine light.
2021-02-2710 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the 1st Sunday of Lent BSend us Fan MailJust as it was for Jesus in the wilderness - the angels waited on him, and he was with the wild beasts - so is true for us: both Heaven and Earth are within us.
2021-02-2010 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Ash Wednesday 2021Send us Fan MailEvery year God says to us: “Lech lecha,” luring us into the Lenten wilderness beyond the confining boundaries of culture, kin and your parent’s house, so that we might once again discover our heart in the heart of God.Video of this Homily https://youtu.be/QyJiM8D458A
2021-02-1607 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Sunday Ordinary 6 BSend us Fan MailLiving inside a community of love is always costly. “Be imitators of me, as I am of Christ.” St. Paul encourages us, and then goes on to show us what that looks like: “not seeking my own benefit but that of the many.” (1 Cor 10:33)
2021-02-1309 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Sunday Ordinary 5 BSend us Fan MailBy reading Job next to Mark, we begin to grasp the extent of the salvation that is happening here. The world is, in fact, alienated from itself and without hope. But with Jesus, the state of things comes back to plumb, people sink into rest. The evening and the morning are no longer full of disappointment but are overflowing with messianic salvation.
2021-02-0610 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Sunday Ordinary 4 BSend us Fan MailAt the end of today’s Gospel, Mark returns us to the theme of authority and teaching.Now we know that he is writing about the kind of teaching which liberates, which discerns the demonic powers which oppress people and seeks to bring about new beginnings.
2021-01-3009 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Sunday Ordinary 3 BSend us Fan MailNotice that what Jesus is doing is itself a sign that the kingdom of God is breaking in. Someone – John the Baptist – has been lost. In gathering a new people, Jesus is ushering in God’s kingdom, a new economy In which no one is expelled excluded, or handed over.
2021-01-2309 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Sunday Ordinary 2 BSend us Fan MailWe are coming face to face with some very disturbing images of ourselves. But Jesus turns towards us, looks into us, and asks: “What are you looking for?” Jesus comes to show us the way out.
2021-01-1609 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the Baptism of the LordSend us Fan MailIn these few short verses, Mark has given us an overview of the entire story of Jesus, and Jesus has not yet spoken a single word.
2021-01-0909 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the Epiphany of the LordSend us Fan MailWhen you walk by God’s shining radiance, then you shall be radiant at what you see. The meaning of this glorious feast, Epiphany, literally means “to shine upon.”
2021-01-0210 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the Feast of the Holy Family BSend us Fan MailIf we have lived long at all, we know that no one can love us like family, and no one can hurt us like family. “Grief is the price we pay for love.”
2020-12-2608 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Christmas 2020Send us Fan MailGod appears in, with, under, and as flesh, with a human body, a body made from the same stardust that makes up all other bodies.
2020-12-2410 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the 4th Sunday of Advent, BSend us Fan MailWe too are asked to make a dwelling place for God; to put skin on God, making Christ present and living among us.
2020-12-1909 min
Fr. Joe DaileyThe Rabbi's GiftSend us Fan MailI learned this story from John Shea, who received it as a gift from an Hasidic Storyteller Reuven Gold. It is sometimes attributed to "unknown origin." This is M. Scott Peck’s version of the “The Rabbi’s Gift” as he tells it in the prologue of “The Different Drum: Community Making and Peace."
2020-12-1206 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the 3rd Sunday of Advent, BSend us Fan Mail“It is a glorious destiny to be a member of the human race, though it is a race dedicated to many absurdities and one which makes many terrible mistakes: yet, with all that, God Himself gloried in becoming a member of the human race. (Thomas Merton, Conjectures of a Guilty Bystander)
2020-12-1210 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the 2nd Sunday Advent BSend us Fan MailMark's Gospel is just the beginning. After we have heard it, the Gospel continues in us. We won’t need pen and ink; we write the Gospel with our lives. In welcoming Christ among us, every home becomes a church, every child becomes the Christ-child, all food and drink become a sacrament. And God’s many faces are now everywhere.
2020-12-0509 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the 1st Sunday of Advent, B.Send us Fan MailAdvent means to come. We imagine that we are waiting for the coming of God into the world; but it is God who is waiting for us to incarnate divine love.
2020-11-2808 min
Fr. Joe DaileyYet, Oh Lord (Isaiah 64)Send us Fan MailWords and Music by Joe Dailey, ©copyright 1988
2020-11-2803 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily For the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the UniverseSend us Fan MailMatthew 25 should not be read as a parable about the sorting of individuals in the afterlife according to principles of personal charity, but as a prophecy of how nations are measured in history according to a politics of caring for those on the margins, the least of Jesus’ family.
2020-11-2110 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Sunday Ordinary 33 ASend us Fan MailThe problem with the timid servant who buried his talent is not that he was an ineffective venture capitalist, but that he fundamentally misunderstood the nature of what he had been given. The divine mercy— received as a gift—is meant to be given to others as a gift.
2020-11-1409 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Sunday Ordinary 32 ASend us Fan MailThe wise maidens are the ones who keep their lamps trimmed and burning, ready to lift a torch for anyone: the hungry, the poor, the stranger and the outcast.
2020-11-0708 min
Fr. Joe DaileyAll Souls Day ReflectionSend us Fan MailOur beloved dead are connected to God, and therefore connected to everything that God loves.
2020-11-0306 min
Fr. Joe DaileyOn That Day, by Joe DaileySend us Fan MailHymn for the Feast of All Saints, reflection on the reading 1 John, 3:1-3
2020-10-3103 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHOMILY SOLEMNITY OF ALL SAINTSSend us Fan Mail"“The only great tragedy in life, is not to become a saint.” (Léon Bloy)
2020-10-3109 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Sunday Ordinary 30 ASend us Fan MailWhen the Pharisees ask their last tricky question, Jesus does indeed out-trick them. But he doesn't do it by giving the right answer; he out-tricks them by actually being the right answer.
2020-10-2408 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Sunday Ordinary 29 ASend us Fan MailOn our best days, remembering that we are made In the image and likeness of God, we will make God present in our living and loving. On that day, the world will have a glimpse of what God looks like.
2020-10-1707 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Sunday Ordinary 28 ASend us Fan MailIn his new encyclical, Pope Francis points to the worldwide tragedy of the Covid-19 pandemic that momentarily revived the sense that we are a global community, all in the same boat, where one person’s problems are the problems of all.
2020-10-1009 min
Fr. Joe DaileyAutumn ThanksgivingSend us Fan Mail"For Autumn and the leaves of death, we give you thanks O Lord."
2020-10-0302 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Sunday Ordinary 27 ASend us Fan MailJesus authority and power is shown quite clearly: Jesus is the one who gives life instead of taking it.
2020-10-0309 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Sunday Ordinary 26 ASend us Fan Mail"We wanted our Bible to reflect life. In life you are not given the chance to erase your mistakes. Your only choice is to admit the mistake and then move on. In our Bible we wanted to show that, even with the mistake, the page remains a work of art.” (Fr. George Smiga, BuildingontheWord.org)
2020-09-2608 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily Ordinary 25 ASend us Fan MailThe grumbling of the workers from the first hour reflects the grumbling of Jesus’ contemporaries who were outraged at the new thing he was beginning with his disciples: a common life that grew out of constant forgiving.
2020-09-1909 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily Sunday Ordinary 24 ASend us Fan MailClinging to vengeance tortures us with our vengeance for as long as we are imprisoned by it.
2020-09-1210 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Ordinary 23 ASend us Fan MailWhen we forgive, we do not forget. Rather, we remember in a different way.
2020-09-0509 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Ordinary 22 ASend us Fan MailThe cross is not just a singular event. It’s a statement from God that reality has a cruciform pattern.
2020-08-2909 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Ordinary 21 ASend us Fan MailJesus also calls Simon the son of Jonah. Jonah was the one who went the other way when God sent him to preach to the Ninevites, who are gentiles. Peter, like Jonah, will resist this mission to the gentiles.
2020-08-2209 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Ordinary 20 ASend us Fan MailBy the end of Matthew’s Gospel, the mission has changed: “Go, Make disciples of all nations." When Matthew is writing the Gospel, the Church has a mission to the Gentiles. Could it be that Matthew is making the point to his community that just as Jesus was able to understand his ministry in a more inclusive way – even of the hated, ancestral enemy of his people – the church, too, has to make this same transition?
2020-08-1511 min
Fr. Joe DaileySong for Elijah: Speak to Your People, O Lord.Send us Fan MailFrom the FRIENDS Reunion concert at Christ the Redeemer, 2006.Words and music by Joe Dailey, copyright © 1975 Alba House Media, Canfield OH. Used with permission.
2020-08-0805 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily Ordinary 19 ASend us Fan MailPerhaps it is the time for the church to learn to apply the lesson of the deep communion we share with God and one another.
2020-08-0809 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Ordinary 18 ASend us Fan Mail"When Jesus heard that Herod had beheaded John the Baptist, he withdrew in a boat to a deserted place by himself." (Mt. 14:13) Let’s stop to consider what Jesus is doing; the entire passage flows from this action.
2020-08-0109 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for Ordinary 17 ASend us Fan MailMary Magdalene wants to hold on to what she thinks she has lost; only in letting go, will she be able to receive the hidden treasure that God has prepared for us."Mary Magdelen" by Janet McKenzie
2020-07-2507 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time ASend us Fan MailWe have three more images today and I would like to suggest three words: Faith, hope and Love.
2020-07-1806 min
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Fr. Joe DaileySolemnity of the Body and Blood of ChristSend us Fan Mail"Because there is one bread, we who are many are one body, for we all partake of the one bread." (1 Cor. 10:17)
2020-06-1307 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the Solemnity of the Most Holy TrinitySend us Fan MailDuring his “long and lonely” years in prison, Nelson Mandela’s passion for the liberation of his people expanded, becoming “a hunger for the freedom of all people, white and black.” He came to see “that the oppressor must be liberated just as surely as the oppressed.” A person who dehumanizes another is “a prisoner of hatred” and is “locked behind the bars of prejudice and narrow-mindedness.”
2020-06-0609 min
Fr. Joe DaileyPentecost 2020Send us Fan MailPentecost is not so much about the power of God coming from outside us, but a releasing of the power that is already within us.
2020-05-3005 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the Ascension of the LordSend us Fan MailWhat began in the Lord's resurrection is now ready to burst forth and flood the world through the work of the disciples.
2020-05-2308 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the 6th Sunday of EasterSend us Fan MailWhen Jesus tells his disciples, “I will not leave you as orphans; I will come to you,” he is both acknowledging their impending vulnerability and reminding them that they are not alone." (Rachel Held Evans)
2020-05-1607 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the 5th Sunday of Easter 2020Send us Fan MailJesus is changing the location of his father's house from the Temple to the Temple of his body. And we too, are being built Into a spiritual house.
2020-05-0908 min
Fr. Joe DaileyWe fly to your protection, O Holy Mother of GodSend us Fan MailPope Francis' prayer to Mary for the month of May
2020-05-0903 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily Easter 4 A: Good Shepherd SundaySend us Fan MailIn the very temple area filled with sheep on their way to slaughter, Joshua / Jesus declares there is a way out: “I have come that they may have life, and have it abundantly. (John 10:10)
2020-05-0208 min
Fr. Joe Dailey3rd Sunday of Easter Homily 2020Send us Fan MailHere is the good news proclaimed by Luke: even though we don’t see him, Jesus comes near and walks with us.
2020-04-2512 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily Easter 2, April 19, 2020Send us Fan MailIt’s the evening of that same first day of the week, and the doors of the house where the disciples had met were locked. (John 20:19) Once again, we find ourselves entering into the world of the text, for we, too, are locked inside our homes.
2020-04-1807 min
Fr. Joe DaileyEaster Sunday Homily on John 20: While it was still darkSend us Fan MailOn Holy Saturday, the Church gathers in the dark, to sing: “O night of endless wonder, night of bliss, when every living creature held its breath as Christ robbed death and harrowed hopeless hell, restoring life to all those in the tomb! The Sacramentary, Sundays and Feasts © 1997, International Committee on English in the Liturgy, Inc. Homily text: http://www.ctredeemer.org/other/t_200412_homily.pdf
2020-04-1110 min
Fr. Joe DaileyGood Friday reflection at the foot of the CrossSend us Fan MailJohn 19:25 "Near the cross of Jesus stood his mother."On Good Friday we find Our Lady weeping at the cross, amid the global pandemic of Covid-19 that has spread throughout this Lenten season.At the Cross Her Station Keeping · The Cathedral SingersConductor: Richard Proulx ℗ 2002 GIA Publications, Inc.Used with permission Christ the Redeemer Church One License #A-100703
2020-04-1009 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHoly Thursday Taizé PrayerSend us Fan MailStay With Me © 1984 Les Presses de Taizé GIA Publications, Inc., agent. En Tus Manos © 2007, 2011 Les Presses de Taizé GIA Publications, Inc., agent. Reading from Luke, chapter 22Silence (1 minute; pause playback if you want to extend the reflection time)Crucem Tuam © 1991 Les Presses de Taizé GIA Publications, Inc., agent. Kyrie 10 © 1979 Les Presses de Taizé GIA Publications, Inc., agent. Jesus, Remember Me © 1981 Les Presses de Taizé GIA Publications, Inc., agent. All songs used with permission, Christ the Redeemer Church, One License #A-100703 Gethsemane Icon OLEKSANDR A
2020-04-0923 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHoly Sepulchre in Jerusalem, October 2019Send us Fan MailOn our last pilgrimage to the Holy Land, we had Mass inside the Edicule, which is a small shrine or chapel inside the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. On the Holy Saturday Orthodox celebration, the holy fire is brought out from the tomb of christ to light the Paschal Candle and all the candles and torches inside the Church. Here's a picture of the Holy Fire. http://photoblog.nbcnews.com/_news/2011/04/23/6518185-christian-orthodox-holy-fire-ceremony-lights-up-the-church-of-the-holy-sepulchre-in-jerusalem?liteYou can see more information about the restoration of the Edicule here: https://news.nationalgeographic.com
2020-04-0505 min
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Fr. Joe DaileyJohn 11, Homily for the 5th Sunday of LentSend us Fan MailJesus is experiencing something like a Gethsemane; for he knows that calling Lazarus out of the tomb means that he must enter it.
2020-03-2815 min
Fr. Joe DaileyPrayer for the Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord.Send us Fan MailWhen we let the word find a home in our hearts, God’s faithful covenant takes flesh.
2020-03-2519 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the 4th Sunday of Lent ASend us Fan Mail"Faith in God does not bring you safety. Danger still exists. And by that I mean, danger is not optional, but fear is." Nadia Bolz-Weber
2020-03-2208 min
Fr. Joe DaileyHomily for the Solemnity of St. Joseph, March 19, 2020Send us Fan MailThis podcast is the homily from the Mass for the Solemnity of St. Joseph. You can find the video link for the Mass at ctredeemer.org.
2020-03-1907 min
Fr. Joe DaileyTaizé PrayerSend us Fan MailTuesday 3rd Week of LentOpening Hymn: God is ForgivenessEvening Psalm: In te confide (psalm 25)Song of Light: De noche iremosGospel: Matt18:21-35 http://www.usccb.org/bible/matthew/18:21SilenceMagnificatIntercessory: Hold us in your mercyOur Father/Closing PrayerThe Kingdom of GodJesus, Remember MeInstrumental: Adoramus te Christehttp://www.ctredeemer.org/other/200317_Taize3.pdf
2020-03-1738 min
Fr. Joe Dailey3rd Sunday of Lent, Cycle ASend us Fan MailLiturgy of the Word for the 3rd Sunday of Lent, Cycle A. Recorded at Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church with Fr. Joe Dailey, CTR Music Ministry.
2020-03-1443 min
The Cold Takes PodcastThe Cold Takes Podcast Episode 8 (ft. Billy Joe Murphy)Time Stamps
Questions for Billy Joe about MC Football and his time at Uk (1:40)
Who will be harder to replace AB or Gronk? (12:51)
Is Tom Brady setting a trend by taking less money? (15:51)
Thoughts on Zeke’s Holdout (19:24)
Do the Browns live up to the Hype this year? (22:55)
Who has more to prove Aaron Rodgers or Patrick Mahomes? (26:40)
Who deserves more credit Brady or Belicheck? (29:12)
Who will be the league leaders in rushing and receiving TD’s? (31:55)
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