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From His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 92 | Sin and GraceWe always hear of the Temptation of Jesus in the Desert on the First Sunday of Lent. We hear that the devil challenges Jesus’ identity as the Son of God and even quotes Scripture to do so. Jesus, however, knows his destiny and is not deterred. Through Adam – the first man – sin and death came into the world; through Jesus – the new Adam – obedience to the Father’s will brings abundant grace and the free gift of righteousness. Each day we are tempted and our identity as adopted sons and daughters of God is challenged. Unfortunately, we don’t often resist o...
2026-02-1952 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 90 | Fulfill Not AbolishJesus tells his disciples he has come not to abolish the law but to fulfill it! By that he means, it is no longer enough that we don’t kill each other – now we must avoid anger; it is no longer sufficient to avoid adultery – we must now look with respect on everyone; we must not swear falsely; and our speech must be honest and true. Jesus is redefining evil and setting a higher standard for what is good. Saint Paul tells us that we cannot possibly imagine what God has prepared for us in the kingdom of heaven, but to...
2026-02-1252 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 91 | On This RockHappy Ninth Anniversary in the current building of Saint Pius X Catholic Church! Our parish is actually quite a bit older… we began by gathering at a humble farm and have since constructed three church buildings and a school. Each year we are invited to recall our rich history, our deep connections to the University of Notre Dame, celebrate the growth we have already achieved, and continue looking toward the future. As a vibrant and faith-filled Christian community, how do we both honor the rock upon which we are built and, at the same time, continue to learn, grow, an...
2026-02-1244 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 89 | Light for the WorldJesus continues the Sermon on the Mount saying that we are salt and light, and that our good works bring glory to God. Isaiah also tells us that we must do good rather than evil so that our light shines like the dawn. The Psalm tells us that the light of those who are upright shines in the darkness. And Paul reminds us that our faith relies not on human wisdom but on the power of God. If we are called to do good and be light, why is there so much darkness in the world?
2026-02-0541 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 88 | Blessed Are TheySeeing the crowds that are following him, Jesus ascends the Mount of the Beatitudes and begins to teach his followers a new way to look at life, blessings, and what it means to be his disciple. It’s not about riches, or strength, or wisdom – it’s about being poor in spirit, being meek and humble, being reviled, persecuted, and foolish in the eyes of the world. These words are spoken to us as modern followers of Jesus and they are, perhaps, much more important now than they were when they were first spoken. Each and every Christian needs to hea...
2026-01-2954 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 87 | Fishers of MenThis week Jesus begins his public ministry in Capernaum, a small town on the Sea of Galilee, in order to fulfill yet another prophecy of Isaiah. It is there that Jesus preaches the same words used by the recently arrested John the Baptist – demonstrating the link between their two missions and ministries. It is the place where Jesus calls his first disciples, those who will be closest to him, those who will become his Inner Circle. Saint Paul tells us that there should be no dissensions or quarrels among the Christian community, that we should be united in mind an...
2026-01-2250 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 86 | Behold, the Lamb of GodThis week, as we return to Ordinary Time, we hear John the Baptist declare Jesus to be the Lamb of God, the one who takes away the sins of the world. But have those words become just that – words that are often heard but not often believed? What do those words really mean to us – in our heart of hearts? If we really have God as our strength, if we really believe that we should be a light to the world, why don’t we always act like that? Saint Paul reminds the people in Corinth, and by extension us as w...
2026-01-1542 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 85 | God’s BelovedDespite the fact that the rest of the world has already moved on, the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord is what really brings the Christmas season to a close! And Jesus’ Baptism should remind each one of us that we, too, belong to God – that we are chosen and beloved. It should remind us that every baptized person has the Spirit of God dwelling within us… even if we don’t always act that way! So, let’s change how we act! Let’s strive to be righteous, to be a light to the world, to bless the Lord at...
2026-01-0839 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 84 | Encore Presentation: Seeing God’s GloryOur modern culture has moved on! The Christmas season is over, decorations have been taken down, and stores are full of merchandise for football playoffs, the Olympics, and Valentine’s Day. The Church, however, has a different message. The Christmas season continues with this week’s Gospel which tells us the story of Wise Men from the east who left behind home, family, and security to search for a king led by a star in the night sky. Even though our journey wouldn’t be as difficult as theirs, would we be willing to risk our homes, our safety, and ou...
2026-01-0145 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 83 | Building Better FamiliesEvery year, we are reminded of the perfection of the Holy Family: Jesus is the Son of God, Mary was conceived without sin, Joseph is a model of faith and obedience… but despite their perfection, even the Holy Family faced adversity. Our families can’t match their holiness, but we can learn from their example! There are plenty of things that will make us better people, better married couples, better parents, and better children. So, what are those things and how do we become better?
This week's readings:Gospel – Matthew 2: 13-15, 19-231st Reading...
2025-12-2555 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisodes 80 | Happy Birthday, Jesus, Part IIMerry Christmas! Today, the Savior is born and God’s peace has come to reign upon the earth! My wish for you is that your holiday be filled with joy, laughter, smiles, love, and happiness.
The Christmas Gospels offer us many important lessons about the person of Jesus – who he is, what his heritage is, and how his birth came about. In the midst of our Christmas joy, we still need to ask ourselves who Jesus is to each one of us? Is he important to us beyond this day, this week, this season? And are we will...
2025-12-2415 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisodes 82 | Happy Birthday, Jesus, Part IVMerry Christmas! Today, the Savior is born and God’s peace has come to reign upon the earth! My wish for you is that your holiday be filled with joy, laughter, smiles, love, and happiness.
The Christmas Gospels offer us many important lessons about the person of Jesus – who he is, what his heritage is, and how his birth came about. In the midst of our Christmas joy, we still need to ask ourselves who Jesus is to each one of us? Is he important to us beyond this day, this week, this season? And are we will...
2025-12-2427 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisodes 81 | Happy Birthday, Jesus, Part IIIMerry Christmas! Today, the Savior is born and God’s peace has come to reign upon the earth! My wish for you is that your holiday be filled with joy, laughter, smiles, love, and happiness.
The Christmas Gospels offer us many important lessons about the person of Jesus – who he is, what his heritage is, and how his birth came about. In the midst of our Christmas joy, we still need to ask ourselves who Jesus is to each one of us? Is he important to us beyond this day, this week, this season? And are we will...
2025-12-2413 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisodes 79 | Happy Birthday, Jesus, Part IMerry Christmas! Today, the Savior is born and God’s peace has come to reign upon the earth! My wish for you is that your holiday be filled with joy, laughter, smiles, love, and happiness.
The Christmas Gospels offer us many important lessons about the person of Jesus – who he is, what his heritage is, and how his birth came about. In the midst of our Christmas joy, we still need to ask ourselves who Jesus is to each one of us? Is he important to us beyond this day, this week, this season? And are we will...
2025-12-2430 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 78 | Dreams and SignsOn this final Sunday of Advent, we hear an angel tell Joseph, in a dream, that he should take Mary, his betrothed who is already pregnant with a son, into his home since this fulfills a prophecy in Scripture. The faith required to undertake that mission, in the stark light of day, is astounding. We, too, are just days away from welcoming that same Jesus into our divided world, but do we have the purity of heart to do so? Paul reminds us that we are all called to belong to Jesus… that we are all called to be sa...
2025-12-1833 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 77 | Are You the Messiah?Even the greatest of prophets sometimes question their mission and John the Baptist is no exception. But Jesus is the Messiah, and he assures John that all the hallmarks of the Messianic age, promised in Isaiah, are coming to pass through him and that the kingdom is at hand. James urges us to be patient, to be at peace with each other, and thereby prepare our hearts for Jesus’ Second Coming. Advent is not yet over, and we still have time to prepare our own hearts and minds to receive the Christ Child… but will we be ready?
2025-12-1149 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 76 | A Voice in the WildernessThis week, John the Baptist preaches repentance in the wilderness saying that one mightier than he is coming, meaning Jesus, the Messiah. Isaiah tells us that the Messiah will come from the stump of Jesse, meaning the house of King David, and that the Messianic era will establish a new era of peace. Paul reminds the Romans that all should live in harmony, including the Gentiles. The peace, righteousness, and harmony that are hallmarks of the Messianic age are yet to be fully realized in our broken and divided world. But Advent reminds us anew, each year, that there...
2025-12-0443 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 75 | When We Least ExpectWelcome to Advent, the beginning of a new Liturgical Year! Every year, the readings for the First Sunday of Advent focus our attention on the Second Coming of Jesus at the end of time, when the living and the dead will be judged. Jesus, himself, tells us that he will come at an hour we do not expect. That can be a frightening prospect. So, let’s prepare ourselves… not to be frightened, but to be ready!
This week's readings:Gospel – Matthew 24: 37-441st Reading – Isaiah 2: 1-5Psalm 1222nd Reading – Romans 13: 11-14
2025-11-2742 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 73 | The Chosen One of GodJesus is the king whose reign was not of this world, the Savior who did not save himself. Those who follow Jesus, who call themselves Christian, still struggle to live according to the radical message he preached. But why is it so hard? All too often we allow all the wrong things to have power over us… the internet, or influencers, or politicians, or social media. But what we really need to do is surrender ourselves fully to Jesus and declare him to be the ultimate king of our lives, our minds, and our hearts. So, how do we do...
2025-11-2037 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 74 | Christ the King and Other FeastsAs we bring this Liturgical Year to a close, please join me for this bonus episode explaining the various liturgical observances celebrated by the Church with special emphasis on the Solemnity of Christ the King.
Special Liturgical Observances ExplainedChrist the King Explained
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(00:00:00) - Introduction & Prayer(00:01:18) - Special Liturgical Observances Explained(00:14:05) - Solemnity of Christ the King Explained(00:22:39) - Closing & Credits
2025-11-2023 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 72 | The Time of Our TestimonyListening to this week’s Gospel and looking at our world, it may seem that the end times are near… but Jesus tells us not to be led astray by the negative messages of our world, that many frightening things will happen before the end. He also assures us that this will be the time for us to give our testimony – to witness to our faith through the wisdom he gives us in Sacred Scripture. So, how can we prepare ourselves to give authentic testimony?
This week's readings:Gospel – Luke 21: 5-191st Reading – Malachi 4: 1...
2025-11-1342 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 71 | Zeal for Your HouseThe Lateran Basilica in Rome is the cathedral church of the Bishop of Rome, the Pope. So, by extension, is it the home of every Catholic. Our readings this week remind us of how important it is to properly revere and respect all places of worship because they are where we encounter God here on earth. God’s goodness flows outward from those structures – through the waters of Baptism, through the words and actions of those who live the Gospel, through the good work done in the world by the Church. Each of us must be true to Jesus, our...
2025-11-0653 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 70 | Being Raised UpThe Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed is the one day each year that the Church sets aside to pray for all the faithful who have died. This feast reminds us that we will all face death someday, but that we should not be fearful of that reality. Instead, we must face it with hope and trust in God. So, how do we do that? How do we prepare ourselves to dwell in the house of the Lord forever?
This week's readings:Gospel – John 6: 37-401st Reading – Wisdom 3: 1-9Psalm 232nd Readi...
2025-10-3049 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 69 | Humble PrayerThis week, Jesus warns us not to assume we are righteous! Such an attitude emboldens us to trust in ourselves while judging and despising others. That runs counter to what Jesus teaches, and we must be careful to avoid such thinking. Instead, Jesus tells us to acknowledge our sinfulness, to be humble, and to seek God’s mercy. Scripture tells us cares for the poor, the outcast, and the stranger, so we must care for the poor, the outcast, and the stranger. That is the opposite of what society tells us, so how do we learn to listen to th...
2025-10-2349 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 68 | Persistent PrayerIn this week’s parable, Jesus teaches his disciples to pray and not lose heart. That message is especially important for us as well. Prayer is still the greatest weapon we have to counter the uncertainty, division, and darkness that is so prevalent in our world today. Scripture is still the most reliable source of truth to equip us for the good work we are to do. Our prayers may not be answered as promptly as we might like, but they will be heard and answered. We may never know the good we do in the world, but God wi...
2025-10-1647 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 67 | Being Made CleanJesus is always ready to bestow his mercy upon us; all we have to do is ask sincerely and we will be made clean. Probably not cleansed of leprosy as we hear in this week’s readings, but cleansed, nonetheless. The proper response for such great mercy is to joyously love and praise God in return. But how do we accomplish that? We must live according to the Gospel, the good news Jesus taught – all of it, not some of it. We must love and forgive others as Jesus did – not just some people, but all people… friends, enemies, neighbor...
2025-10-0945 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 66 | We Are Unworthy ServantsGod offers us the gift of faith, but each of us must accept it. We must allow it to take root in our hearts and grow but that doesn’t mean that our faith needs to become an imposing monolith; Jesus reminds us that faith the size of a mustard seed is sufficient. It’s not how much faith we have, it’s what God does with our faith that is crucial. God gives us the power, love, and self-control of his Holy Spirit. God gives us the faith and love of his Son, Jesus Christ. God, who is love...
2025-10-0239 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 65 | Filling in the Chasms We CreateJesus tells us another parable this week, the story of the rich man who had good things in this life but was tormented in the next and Lazarus who suffered in this life but received comfort in the next. When we separate ourselves from others here on earth – when we neglect the poor, the sick, and the needy – we create a deep chasm between them and us that will follow us into the afterlife. So, what do we want the next life to look like? Will we choose to suffer eternal torment because we’re too selfish to care for ot...
2025-09-2545 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 64 | Shrewd Rewards?Jesus tells us we cannot pursue wealth and, at the same time, be his faithful disciples since our loyalties will be divided. He also tells us not to be consumed by the things of this world but rather use them to help the poor and the needy. If we are found faithful to Jesus amidst the things of this world, we will receive true riches in the kingdom of heaven. So, how do we accomplish that?
This week's readings:Gospel – Luke 16: 1-131st Reading – Amos 8: 4-7Psalm 1132nd Reading – 1 Timothy 2: 1-8
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2025-09-1854 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 63 | God So Loved the WorldThis year we have a rare Sunday occurrence of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross and each of our readings sheds some light on the mystery of the Cross through which Jesus accomplished God’s plan for our salvation. God created us and the world in which we live out of love; when we sinned, he sent his Son to save us out of love. We may not deserve such great love, but God showers it upon us anyway and Jesus’ Sacrifice on the Cross is the ultimate proof. Our challenge is to love God in return, so how can...
2025-09-1138 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 62 | Counting the CostJesus challenges us to love him more than anyone or anything else in our lives, even our own families. That is part of the cost of being his disciple, but only part! He also tells us that we must renounce all we have in order to pursue heavenly wisdom… and we must do it willingly, without compulsion, and of our own free will. That’s a tall order, but he promises us help in the form of the Holy Spirit. How can we turn down so great a gift?
This week's readings:Gospel – Luke 14: 25-33
2025-09-0442 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 61 | Humility Is…In a parable, Jesus warns the Pharisees not to assume places of honor lest they be shamed when someone of greater import arrives for anyone who exalts himself will be humbled. The Scriptures remind us, repeatedly, that humility and meekness are qualities most to be valued, but the world tells us the opposite. How can we be expected to navigate such conflicting messages? How do we reconcile the demands of the world with the teachings of Jesus?
This week's readings:Gospel – Luke 14: 1, 7-141st Reading – Sirach 3: 17-18, 20, 28-29Psalm 682nd Reading – Hebrews...
2025-08-2829 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 60 | Finding Our Narrow Gates -OR- Happy Feast of Saint Pius!The path of discipleship is difficult and requires unwavering commitment on our part. Jesus assures us that, along the way, we will be challenged, chastised, and disciplined. But if we are faithful, if we carry our own individual crosses, and if we strive to enter through the narrow gate we find before us, Jesus promises us a place in the kingdom. We may not be the first, we may not be the last, but we will be welcome as long as we are faithful. With everything that is before us, are we willing to help each other reach our...
2025-08-2138 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 59 | Who Will Start the Fire?Jesus tells us this week he came to bring division and cast fire upon the earth, but that runs counter to the gentle Savior we so often picture. That’s because we don’t rightly understand what Jesus means when he talks about fire. The fire Jesus means isn’t the destructive fire we might imagine… it's the fire of judgement, certainly, but it is also a fire that purifies us, that ignites our passions, that sparks positive change, and one that inspires us to make ourselves people and the world a better place. Isn’t that the type of fire we...
2025-08-1437 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 58 | Where Is Your Treasure?Last week Jesus told us that worldly riches don’t ensure heavenly happiness; this week he tells us to store up treasure in heaven… for where our treasure is, there our heart will be also. As citizens of the world, we are expected to behave in predictable ways and meet certain benchmarks: successful jobs, nice houses, good families, new cars, and the latest tech. But as followers of Jesus, we learn that something quite different is expected of us. We are told that we must be prepared at all times for the return of Jesus who will judge us not...
2025-08-0757 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 57 | Building Bigger BarnsJesus tells us that worldly riches don’t ensure heavenly happiness. He reminds us that our success cannot be measured by the abundance of our possessions, that building bigger barns to store more stuff won’t ensure happiness, and worldly wealth won’t impress God or gain us a place in the kingdom of heaven. So, what does make us right with God? Saint Paul advises us to seek the things that are above, not the things of this earth. That’s good advice, but how do we follow that in a world that values a different message?
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2025-07-3144 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 56 | God’s Justice and MercyJesus taught us to pray boldly, persistently, and rightly. Abraham reminds us that our prayers should benefit others not only ourselves. God is perfect, faithful, merciful, and just… our prayers do not add anything to God’s glory, but they do help transform us. We are told to ask, seek, and knock, and are assured we will be heard. So, why do we still struggle so much with prayer? Because we are impatient. We want to be heard now… we want an answer now… and not just any answer, but the answer we want… now! Our problem may be less about...
2025-07-2454 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 55 | Welcoming GodIt is easy to resent the demands placed upon us by proper etiquette, especially in the privacy of our own homes. Yet in biblical times, hospitality was paramount! We hear two stories of hospitality this week, each with its own focus but the same central idea: that we must be open to God. We must welcome him into our homes, our families, our communities, and our society. But there are so many parts of our lives we isolate from God… our politics, our social media presence, our workplaces. That misguided thinking encourages habits that run counter to God’s teac...
2025-07-1744 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 54 | Who Are Our Neighbors?We tend to think of our neighbors as only those who live near where we live, people who look like us, who live like we do, who think and act the same way we do. Jesus challenges that notion and invites us to see every other person as a neighbor… regardless of who they are, where they live, what the look like, or how they think. That’s a big ask in a society, and a world, that has become divided along political and social ideological lines. Jesus presents the same challenge to us today! When our ideologies don’t agre...
2025-07-1045 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 53 | The Rewards of DiscipleshipWe are all called to be disciples of Jesus and that path can lead us in many different directions. Sometimes the way is easy, often it is not; sometimes we receive accolades for our efforts, often we do not; sometimes we earn earthly rewards… some of which are good, some are hard, but often our rewards will not be seen in this life – only in the next. Yet, we are still called… even if we don’t listen, even when we don’t respond, even though we don’t feel worthy. Discipleship is a choice, so what choice will we make?...
2025-07-0342 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 52 | Two Men, One MissionThis weekend we have a rare Sunday occurrence of the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul, two very different men both pursuing the same mission… to share their witness of the Risen Christ and spread the Church established by Jesus himself. Peter was a simple fisherman, both imperfect and noble, a man chosen by Jesus to be preeminent among the disciples, yet one who denied even knowing Jesus the night before his Death. Paul was a scholar and a Pharisee, a firebrand determined to persecute the early Christians, yet – after his conversion - he became the Apostle to the Gent...
2025-06-2655 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 51 | Fed by ChristJesus fed five thousand men starting with just five common loaves of bread and two fish – everyone present ate their fill with plenty of leftovers – no one can say the God isn’t generous! This miraculous event prefigured the Institution of the Holy Eucharist at the Last Supper when Jesus gave his Body and Blood as food for eternal life. Saint Paul, though he was not present for that meal, beautifully describes it for us in his First Letter to the Corinthians. This weekend the Church celebrates the New Covenant that Jesus established with his disciples and all the faithf...
2025-06-1947 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 50 | The Perfection of GodThe Holy Trinity, whose Feast we celebrate this Sunday, is one of the most confounding mysteries that we encounter in the Christian faith. The members of the Trinity – Father, Son, and Spirit – are one God and yet three separate persons, they share one divine substance yet are distinct from each other, each person is entirely God but all three are in relation to each other. It is a stunning mystery we are invited to experience through the grace of Jesus, the love of the Father, and the fellowship of the Spirit.
This week's readings:Gospe...
2025-06-1241 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 49 | Come, Holy SpiritPentecost celebrates not just the descent of the Holy Spirit, but the birth of the Church as well! Accompanied by the spectacle of a driving wind and tongues of fire, the Holy Spirit promised by Jesus to his disciples, descends upon those gathered together in the Upper Room and they are strengthened to preach the good news of Jesus to the ends of the earth. Jesus offers us that same Holy Spirit… not, perhaps, in quite such a dramatic fashion but a real promise, nonetheless.
This week's readings:Pentecost SequenceGospel (A) – John 20: 19-23 OR...
2025-06-051h 03From His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 48 | Out of Sight, Not Out of MindThis week we celebrate the Ascension of Jesus into heaven. There is plenty of evidence for the historical person of Jesus and his Crucifixion is well documented. His Ascension, however, is a private affair and the only invitees are the Apostles – the ones who knew him best in life and so could offer reliable, eyewitness testimony regarding his Ascension. Yet, people still doubt… and that’s understandable. In our modern age especially, where truth is no longer objective and facts are always in question, skepticism has almost become a virtue. Maybe faith in Jesus is another thing we should be wil...
2025-05-2954 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 47 | Promises Broken, Promises KeptJesus assures us that all promises have their roots in love – love of him and love of the Father. Without that love we often end up breaking many of the promises we make with good intent. We break those promises because we don’t have the strength to keep them without the love God gives us. But with that love we can be at peace, we can learn, we can remember, we can be strong, we can be faithful, we can keep the promises we make, we can have God dwell with us, we can love… God, others, and oursel...
2025-05-2257 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 46 | New Things, Eternal KingdomWe are presented with lots of new things this week! A new commandment to love one another, new elders to administer newly established churches, a new heaven and a new earth, a new and eternal Jerusalem, a new order as the former things pass away… yet all these new things still lead us, inevitably, to the one everlasting Kingdom of God. New things mean change and change is hard. New things bring new habits, new commitments, new procedures, new attitudes. Jesus is always there to guide us to our new home… with him in heaven.
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2025-05-1546 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 45 | Our Good ShepherdThis Sunday is Good Shepherd Sunday which reminds us that not only is Jesus our Good Shepherd, but that we are the precious sheep of his flock. That relationship isn’t just one-way! It’s a real, vibrant, living relationship between each of us and Jesus. Revelation reminds us that our destiny is not in this world, it is in heaven. So, no matter how compelling the circumstances of our lives, no matter how important our jobs, no matter the stress and pressure the world places upon us, all that will pass away. In the end, Jesus, our Good Shep...
2025-05-0844 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 44 | Healed by LoveStill trying to comprehend the immensity of the Resurrection and uncertain of their next steps, the disciples return to the familiar – fishing on the Sea of Galilee. Yet even there, Jesus finds them! Jesus completes the healing Peter so desperately needs, after his three-fold denial of Jesus, in the place where it all began. When we are afraid or uncertain, we do the same thing, don’t we? We return to the comfort of the familiar. But Jesus always pursues us… just like he did Peter. And he finds us… to comfort, soothe, and heal our troubled hearts and souls.
2025-05-0157 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 43 | Life and PeaceOn this Octave Day of Easter, the Second Sunday of the Easter Season, as we celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday, we are reminded of the gifts of peace and joy that come only from God through his Son, Jesus. We are told that we are blessed because we did not see the Risen Christ and yet we still believe in him because of the witness of those who did see him. And we are – again – reminded that our ultimate destiny is to dwell within the kingdom of light, peace, and joy of heaven… a beautiful invitation that we can never earn o...
2025-04-2449 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 42 | Death Has No VictoryHappy Easter! Alleluia, let us rejoice and be glad!
We made it through the 40-days of Lent and we now celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus with great joy! Jesus’ Resurrection is the central mystery of our faith and the promise which gives us hope for our own resurrections. Throughout the coming 50-days of the Easter Season, we will – once again – hear the accounts of Jesus’ post-Resurrection appearances to his Apostles, we will be reminded of the work of the early Church, and we will be invited to deepen our faith in the mercy, peace, and love of Jesus, O...
2025-04-171h 03From His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 41, Part II | From Triumph to SacrificeAs we enter into Holy Week on this Palm Sunday, we are given a stark reminder of just what Jesus was forced to endure in a very short period of time. From the heights of acclaim showered upon him during his Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem to the abysmal depths of betrayal, abuse, torture, suffering, and death just a few days later, Jesus experienced an unimaginable range of human physical and emotional pain for the sake of all humanity - for your sake - for my sake… done out of a love beyond all telling. May we embrace this most sa...
2025-04-1040 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 41, Part I | From Triumph to Sacrifice GospelAs we enter into Holy Week on this Palm Sunday, we are given a stark reminder of just what Jesus was forced to endure in a very short period of time. From the heights of acclaim showered upon him during his Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem to the abysmal depths of betrayal, abuse, torture, suffering, and death just a few days later, Jesus experienced an unimaginable range of human physical and emotional pain for the sake of all humanity - for your sake - for my sake… done out of a love beyond all telling. May we embrace this most sa...
2025-04-101h 11From His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 40 | Being Fully AliveOn this Fifth Sunday of Lent, our readings focus on life and death. From Ezekiel’s prophecy that the Israelites will be raised from their metaphorical tomb to Jesus’ raising of Lazarus from his four-day sleep of literal death in the grave, our understanding of what it means to be fully alive is challenged. And we are reminded that it is never too late to turn away from sin and repent. God, who exists outside of time, already knows what we have chosen, even if we haven’t yet decided… which means we still have time. So, what will it be? W...
2025-04-0348 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 39 | Open Our EyesOn this Laetare Sunday, we cautiously rejoice as we approach the end of the penitential season of Lent and draw nearer to the full joy of Easter. Just as water was woven through last week’s readings, sight and blindness – light and dark – are woven throughout our readings this week. These Scriptures invite us to open our hearts and see with the eyes of faith, to look not at the outward appearance but to view other people as God does, to perceive God’s blessings in the simple goodness of nature, and to expose everything to the light of Christ s...
2025-03-2753 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 38 | Living WaterOn this Third Sunday of Lent, we are invited to see the extraordinary in the ordinary. Water, for us a common everyday item, becomes a source of transformation for the Samaritan woman at the well. The absence of water, something unthinkable for us, becomes the basis of a confrontation among the Israelites in the desert. The gentle movement of water, imagery so familiar to us, becomes a stunning metaphor for the gift of God’s love. Throughout these readings we are called to perceive water in new and dramatically different ways, to marvel at its purity, and to recapture it...
2025-03-2052 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 37 | Future GloryOn the Second Sunday of Lent, we always hear the story of the Transfiguration of Jesus as a reminder to us that our time here on earth is fleeting and that our ultimate destiny lies in the kingdom of heaven. But heaven often seems far away and the demands of everyday life are unrelenting. That is precisely why Lent comes around every year! This season teaches us to devote more time and effort to our Lenten disciplines of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving so that we listen less to the noise of the world and more to wisdom of Jesus...
2025-03-1343 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 36 | Being TemptedThis week we enter into the penitential season of Lent. Each year on the First Sunday of Lent, we hear the story of Jesus being tempted in the wilderness precisely because we are all tempted every day! Tempted to rely on ourselves rather than God, tempted to accept the flattery and empty promises of the world, tempted to overindulge ourselves while others go without, tempted by power, privilege, honor, comfort, pride, wealth. We need to listen less to the world and more to Jesus… that is exactly why we need Lent every year! The disciplines of prayer, fasting, and al...
2025-03-0654 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 35, Part I | Our True SelvesJesus tells us that there are only two ways of living and if we do not choose the path of generosity and love we are left following the path of selfishness and evil. Put that way, the decision should be simple and straightforward. But life is rarely simple. So, how do we ensure we’re on the right path? We begin by examining the types of things we put into our minds and hearts because those things will impact who we truly are deep inside – our truest selves. And who we are motivates how we treat others. If we need...
2025-02-2739 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 35, Part II | We Are the ChurchHappy Eighth Anniversary, Saint Pius X Catholic Church! Well, it’s the eighth year in our NEW building. The parish is actually quite a bit older. We began by gathering at a humble farm just a couple of miles to the east, and have built three churches and a school. We have a rich history, built by the hard work and dedication of generation after generation of people in our local community, and deeply connected to our roots with the University of Notre Dame and the Congregation of the Holy Cross. But we are more than just the walls th...
2025-02-2747 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 34 | Living the Golden RuleFollowing Jesus, being his disciple, is not easy. It places demands upon us, upon our thoughts, our feelings, and our actions. Perhaps no demand is less well understood or more difficult to follow than what we call the Golden Rule. Jesus tells us to treat others as we would like to be treated, but that’s not as simple as it sounds. Each one of us has a lifetime of experiences that shape his or her hopes, dreams, reactions, and expectations. Actions intended to be kind may be perceived as intrusive, comments meant to be funny can be regarded as...
2025-02-2040 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 33: Truth or ConsequencesAs Christians, we profess that Jesus lived a human life, suffered his Passion, died on the Cross, and was raised in his Resurrection. If we have the faith to believe all of that, why can it be so difficult for us to understand that we must follow his teachings? Why do we struggle to accept that what Jesus tells us in the Gospels is the framework upon which we should build our lives? In the Sermon on the Plain, Jesus offers his followers two possible outcomes for their behavior in this life and the next: blessings or curses. He...
2025-02-1346 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 32: Excuses, Excuses!Jesus called Peter, his first disciple, to leave behind his job as a successful fisherman. Peter’s excuse was: I am a sinful man. Yet Peter left his boat and his nets and followed Jesus to catch men rather than fish. God called Isaiah in the temple. Isaiah’s excuse was: I am a man of unclean lips. Yet an angel purified him and Isaiah then enthusiastically said: Send me! On the road to Damascus, Jesus called Saul whose excuse was: I am unfit because I persecuted the Church. Yet he became Paul, the apostle to the Gentiles. God disr...
2025-02-0648 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 31: Recognizing God’s GloryThe presentation of Jesus and the purification of Mary are the first public appearance of the Holy Family according to Jewish Law. In the Temple, they encounter two faithful Jews who had been awaiting the coming of the Savior. Both Simeon and Anna recognized Jesus as the long-awaited Messiah, but why were they able to recognize God’s glory when others couldn’t? Luke tells us they were devout, righteous, and prayerful... meaning they knew the Scriptures and believed in God’s promises. They were good and faithful Jews, and they spent time listening and talking to God. As we hea...
2025-01-3041 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 30: And So It BeginsLuke opens his Gospel by addressing a person named Theophilus, meaning one whom God loves, and explaining that he intends to present the full story of Jesus. That’s a pretty bold undertaking! And it seems like something we should really pay attention to… which is precisely what we are doing through this bible study podcast! But listening is only the beginning! Yes, we have to listen but we also have to believe what we hear, live what we believe, and share that knowledge with others. So, let’s begin!
This week's readings:Gospel – Luke 1: 1-4; 4: 14-21...
2025-01-2343 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 29: Best Wedding Guests EverImagine having Jesus and his mother as guests at your wedding! Although, truly, we shouldn’t have to imagine it because Christ is present in every marriage and it is through the gift of his grace that married couples are given the strength to live the vows they make to each other. Jesus’ presence at the wedding in Cana affirms the goodness of every marriage… so why do we still have so many problems? Often, it’s because we forget that we have to continually invite Jesus into our hearts, our lives, our marriages, and our families. But when we forge...
2025-01-1641 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 28: In Hope of Eternal LifeJohn the Baptist points to one mightier than he, whose sandals he is not worthy to untie, who must increase as John decreases: The Beloved Son of God, Jesus. That required a tremendous amount of meekness and humility – from a well-known and fiery preacher! So, how can we adopt that same dichotomy in our own lives? How can we be strong and purposeful in our jobs, our relationships, and our families – while still being meek and humble? In a recent homily, my pastor suggested the perfect mantra: It’s not about me, it’s about Jesus! But is that somethin...
2025-01-0941 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 27: Seeing God’s GloryOur modern culture has moved on! The Christmas season is over, decorations have been taken down, and stores are full of merchandise for football playoffs and Valentine’s Day. The Church, however, has a different message. The Christmas season continues with this week’s Gospel which tells us the story of Wise Men from the east who left behind home, family, and security to search for a king led by a star in the night sky. Even though our journey should be neither as long nor arduous as theirs, would we risk our homes, our safety, and our lives to s...
2025-01-0245 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 27: Seeing God’s GloryOur modern culture has moved on! The Christmas season is over, decorations have been taken down, and stores are full of merchandise for football playoffs and Valentine’s Day. The Church, however, has a different message. The Christmas season continues with this week’s Gospel which tells us the story of Wise Men from the East who left behind home, family, and security to search for a king led by a star in the night sky. Even though our journey should be neither as long nor arduous as theirs, would we risk our homes, our safety, and our lives to s...
2025-01-0245 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 26: Holy Family – Help My Family!The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, serves as a model on which to pattern our own families. That certainly sets a pretty high bar and it doesn’t seem like that goal would be easily achievable. But that doesn’t mean we can’t try! We may not all be perfectly holy, like Jesus and Mary, but shouldn’t we try to exemplify the love they shared? We don’t have to actually live in the Lord’s house, like Samuel, but can we make room for the Lord in our houses?
This week's readings:Gospel...
2024-12-2646 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 25: Humility and HasteThis is the final Sunday of Advent; our wait is almost over! It is finally time to join the rest of our modern culture in anticipating the coming of Jesus at Christmas. This week we look to Mary, the mother of Jesus, as our exemplar – she who is humble and generous, she who is full of grace, she who is carrying the Savior in her womb, she who is not sitting idly by but is travelling in haste to help her kinswoman!
So, in the midst of this busy time of year, are we taking the time to...
2024-12-1939 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 24: Rejoice!This week is Gaudete Sunday, a day of rejoicing! John the Baptist is still preaching the good news to us and teaching us how to act to prepare for the coming of the Lord. Advent is inviting us to shout for joy, to sing in exultation, to be confident and without fear. But are we listening? Are we allowing the quiet of these long December nights to calm our hearts and quiet our minds so that we are ready for the peace of God to enter in through Jesus, our Savior?
This week's readings:Gospel - L...
2024-12-1241 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 23: Prepare the WayJohn the Baptist preaches the forgiveness of sins to help prepare the way of the Lord, but are we listening to his message? Do we hold onto those valleys that divide us from one another? Do we build up mountains to separate ourselves from those who are difficult to deal with or who challenge us? The season of Advent is the time when we prepare for the coming of Jesus, but are we preparing ourselves? Are we opening our hearts and minds to let God in so that he can complete the good work he began in us?
2024-12-0539 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 22: The End Is InevitableThis week we enter into the Season of Advent, a season full of watchful waiting, a season of anticipation and hope. Our culture tells us we should already be focused on Christmas, and there’s nothing wrong with decorating our homes, buying gifts, baking cookies, and sending cards, but what about focusing on the season of Advent at the same time? The end will come, whether we’re ready or not… the end of Advent, the end of our lives, the end of time. So, as we wait for Christmas day to come, let’s ask ourselves: are our hearts a...
2024-12-0233 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 21: The Liturgical Year & Cycles of Scripture ExplainedWelcome to a Special Episode of the podcast!
In this bonus episode, we will explore the various seasons of the Liturgical Year, what each season means for us, and the color (or colors) associated with each one. In addition, we will look at the three cycles of Scripture that the Catholic Church has established to determine the Sunday readings (1st Reading, Psalm or Canticle, 2nd Reading, and Gospel) since those Scripture Cycles form the basis for the Readings that we study each week on this podcast.
2024-11-2828 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 20: Christ our KingOur faith reminds us that this world, despite all its goodness, is not our final home, but we don’t always act as if we believe that. We devote too much of our time and energy trying to create a place for ourselves within the kingdoms of this world and we need to change that. How do we shift our focus away from the world and onto God’s kingdom? Acknowledging that Jesus is the King of the entire Universe, of which we are a part, would be a good starting place. So, we need to ask ourselves… is Jesus...
2024-11-2144 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 19: Light in the DarknessThere’s plenty of darkness to be found in the world: natural disasters, the death of a family member or friend, work or school stress, financial hardship, loss of a friendship, loss of a job, homelessness, illness, or divorce. How that darkness affects us depends upon our age, our background, our life experiences, and our faith. So, what gives us hope amidst all the darkness? Where do we turn to find light in the world?
This week's readings:Gospel - Mark 13: 24-321st Reading - Daniel 12: 1-3Psalm 162nd Reading - Hebrews 10: 11-14, 1
2024-11-1442 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 18: Treasure or Gift?In this world, people are often split into two groups – those who have wealth, possessions, honor, power, and influence and those who do not. If we are fortunate enough to be among those who possess many things, do we recognize that they belong to us or do we fall into the trap of belonging to them? Because when we belong to our possessions, we begin to view them as treasures to be kept solely for ourselves and our own benefit. Instead, Jesus invites us to consider all these good things as gifts, entrusted to us for a short time, so...
2024-11-0749 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 17: The Greatest CommandsJesus commands us to love God with all of our being – heart, soul, mind, and strength – and to love our neighbor as ourselves. When we look around at other people in the world, especially those with whom we disagree, do we see a neighbor? When we look in the mirror, do we love the person we see? Are we willing to see the world with God’s eyes of love, or do we allow the divisions so prevalent in our world to obscure our eyes so that we don’t really see and love others, or ourselves, as God does?
2024-10-3139 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 16: Healing Our Inner BlindnessIf we have the gift of sight, we should see the people and the world around us as God sees them and care for them accordingly. But do we? What do we ask of God? Or, more importantly, when Jesus asks us: “What do you want me to do for you?” what will our answer be? Are we willing to discard our old way of life in order to follow him and be worthy of the blessings – and the responsibilities – of the new life God wants to give us?
This week's readings:Gospel - Mark 10: 46-521st...
2024-10-2446 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 15: What Do We Want From God?Our desire for power, prestige, and influence can become like a drug and lead us down the wrong path. But is there a right path and how do we find it? Can we use power we have in this world to shine healing light on dark situations? Can we use the prestige and influence we accumulate to benefit others?
This week's readings:Gospel - Mark 10: 35-451st Reading - Isaiah 53: 10-11Psalm 332nd Reading - Hebrews 4: 14-16
2024-10-1744 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 14: Being Too ComfortableWe often see wisdom as nothing more than an accumulation of earthly knowledge; divine wisdom is different - it is seeing the people and things of this world from God’s perspective. But, do we really try to see the world that way God sees it? Do we focus on using the goods of this world to help others as we should? Or do we simply strive to gather more of the world’s goods for our own benefit?
This week's readings:Gospel - Mark 10: 17-301st Reading - Wisdom 7: 7-11Psalm 902nd Readi...
2024-10-1048 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 13: God's Plan for UsThe Book of Genesis describes God’s original plan for humanity and explains how humankind caused that plan to go astray. Jesus reminds us that God’s plan is still in effect and that we shouldn’t settle for less! So, how do we see marriage? As a temporary state that can be abandoned when it becomes difficult? Or as a sacred union between two equal partners that should be cherished and nourished?
This week's readings:Gospel - Mark 10: 2-161st Reading - Genesis 2: 18-24Psalm 1282nd Reading - Hebrews 2: 9-11
2024-10-0341 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 12: With or Against GodWe must all make choices about our faith and how we live that faith in the world. But we must be honest, do we allow ourselves to be susceptible to the influences of the world that change from year to year, or sometimes even month to month? Or are we willing to hold fast to our faith, to deepen our friendship with God, at the risk of being unpopular? Are we with God? Or are we against him?
This week's readings:Gospel - Mark 9: 38-43, 45, 47-481st Reading - Numbers 11: 25-29Psalm 192nd R...
2024-09-2641 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 11: First or LastJesus told his followers that anyone who wants to be first, to be a leader, must be the servant of all. That certainly doesn’t align with what we see in our culture. So how do we live these teachings in a world that rejects them? What do we allow to influence our actions? Are we fixated on privilege, influence, and prestige – the way the world sees it? Or are we willing to cultivate self-control and self-discipline so as to be the servant of all and receive the reward of eternal joy in heaven?
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2024-09-1934 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 10: Being True FollowersJesus taught his disciples that he would not be the Messiah they were hoping for, but rather he would be the Suffering Servant who sacrificed himself for the sake of all. Now we have to ask ourselves, is he the Messiah we want? When people put us on the spot, who do WE say that Jesus is? And do our actions exemplify that belief? Is the faith we show to the world, in everything we say and do, vibrant, alive, and active?
This week's readings:Gospel - Mark 8: 27-351st Reading - Isaiah 50: 5-9a
2024-09-1237 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 9: Hearing God's MessageJesus reached out to those on the margins, those neglected by society – widows and orphans, the poor, the outcast, those troubled in body, mind, or spirit. He instructed us to follow his example, so we have to ask ourselves: do we judge by appearances alone? Or do we look deeper to see others the way God sees them – with love and compassion? Are we really willing to listen to what God is telling us? Or do we stop listening when the message becomes uncomfortable or challenging?
This week's readings:Gospel - Mark 7: 31-371st Reading – Isaiah...
2024-09-0541 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 8: Living with Pure HeartsThe Scriptures teach us to live as faith-filled people, surround ourselves with those who will nurture our discipleship, and treat others with dignity, respect, and love. If we are truly honest with ourselves, do we heed those lessons and allow them to guide our actions in the world?
This week's readings:Gospel - Mark 7: 1-8, 14-15, 21-231st Reading - Deuteronomy 4: 1-2, 6-8Psalm 152nd Reading - James 1: 17-18, 21-22, 27
2024-08-2948 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 7: To Whom Shall We Go?Jesus’ teachings may appear difficult to accept but they are Spirit-filled and life-giving. Do we listen to him when he speaks to us? When we are asked whom we will serve – do we choose God? When we are told to respect each other – do we?
This week's readings:Gospel - John 6: 60-691st Reading – Joshua 24: 1-2a, 15-17, 18bPsalm 342nd Reading - Ephesians 5: 21-32
2024-08-2241 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 6: Bread from HeavenGod is good and the gifts he offers us are very good… wisdom, joy, peace, understanding, love, faith, nourishment, eternal life. Why are we sometimes reluctant to take God at his word and to accept the wonderful gifts he offers us?
This week's readings:Gospel - John 6: 51-581st Reading – Proverbs 9: 1-6Psalm 342nd Reading - Ephesians 5: 15-20
2024-08-1539 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 5: Perfect Love and ObedienceWe often complain when we're asked to do things that we feel are difficult or challenging. When God asks us to believe in him, to be kind to one another, and to love each other, why do we sometimes feel that is difficult? Why do we shy away from trying to achieve that level of perfection?
This week's readings:Gospel - John 6: 41-511st Reading - 1 Kings 19: 4-8Psalm 342nd Reading - Ephesians 4:30 - 5:2
2024-08-0840 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 4: Hunger and Thirst for GodJesus tells us that the work we must do is to believe in him, whom the Father sent. That sounds simple and yet it can be so difficult in our everyday lives. Are we striving to believe, to be our best selves, and to grow closer to the person of Jesus? Are we looking at the world, and other people, through the lens of love that belief in Jesus gives us? And if not, how can we change that and become what God intends?
This week's readings:Gospel - John 6: 24-351st Reading...
2024-08-0146 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 3: Cooperating with GodIn this episode, we will explore the necessity of pursuing authentic faith while at the same time also striving for unity -- unity in our own hearts, our families, our communities, our country, and the Church. God loves each one of us in spite of our weaknesses and shortcomings. If we love him in return... if we open ourselves to his will... if allow him to work through us... amazing things will happen!
This week's readings:Gospel - John 6: 1-151st Reading - 2 Kings 4: 42-44Psalm 1452nd Reading - Ephesians 4: 1-6
2024-07-2545 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 2: Being Good ShepherdsThe Scriptures for this week, the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time, are from Jeremiah, Psalms, Ephesians, and Mark. In this week’s episode, entitled Being Good Shepherds, we will explore how all of us are responsible for being good leaders and faithful followers. Those two roles may appear to be mutually exclusive, but in truth, they are two sides of the same coin because a good leader teaches us how to effectively lead others. Scripture tells us that Jesus is the Good Shepherd, the leader whose voice we must listen to and whose actions we must learn to follow. As...
2024-07-1855 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsEpisode 1: Called to MissionThe Scriptures for this week, the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time, are from Amos, Psalms, Ephesians, and Mark. In this week’s episode, entitled Called to Mission, we will explore how each and every person is chosen to carry the good news of the Gospel out into the world. As we journey through these passages, we will acknowledge that living as authentic disciples can often make our words and actions unwelcome. So, we must ask ourselves the following question: how prepared are we to be unpopular?
This week's readings:Gospel - Mark 6: 7-131st Reading - A...
2024-07-1141 minFrom His Word to Our HeartsTrailer: An Introduction to From His Word to Our Hearts podcastThis short segment is an introduction to the From His Word to Our Hearts podcast. It explains the format future podcast episodes will follow and provides background about the host.
2024-06-2705 min
How to Love the Sh*t Out of Life - The PodcastEpisode 01 - How to Love the Sh*t Out of Faith with Patrice MoriartyOn the first episode of How to Love the Sh*t Out of Life, we chat with social justice champion and inspiring youth leader, Patrice Moriarty, about her Catholic faith and how it brings her happiness and positivity.
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2019-04-1037 min
Cases Sur TableCases sur tables #11 (S2E01)Et c'est parti pour la deuxième saison de Cases sur Table ! Coté nouveautés, on accueille Sally dans l'équipe. Et surtout, surtout, cette année, on a décidé de parler Comics et Mangas ! Comment ça, c'était déjà ce qu'on faisait avant ? Oui, bon, c'est pas facile de se renouveller, aussi. J'aimerais vous y voir.Bref, au programme de ce numéro :
10:35 : "Kingdom" de Yasuhisa Hara - Meian19:29 : "Black Monday Murders"; de Jonathan Hickman (scénario), Tomm Coker (dessins) et Michael Garland (couleurs) - Urban Comics23:40 : "Diver", de Shuntaro Ohsawa - Delcourt/To...
2018-09-253h 14
SallyPALEpisode 31 – Creator’s Notebook #2 – Scheduling Your ShowWelcome to Episode 31 of Sally’s Performing Arts Lab Podcast. Today, playwright-director (and my daughter) Emile Adams and I will go over the soon-to-be-available Part Two of your Creator’s Notebook, Scheduling Your Show. We may also be joined by Em’s fiancé, Beckett Adelman, who has a lot of experience as a stage manager, costumer, actor, and theatre groupie.
I’m your podcast host, Sally Adams. Every week I talk to people about creating original work for a live audience. Send an email anytime to Sally@sallypal.com. Your ideas keep great conversations coming every Monday evening.Check out sallypal.c...
2018-01-3032 minSallyPALEpisode 31 – Creator’s Notebook #2 – Scheduling Your ShowWelcome to Episode 31 of Sally’s Performing Arts Lab Podcast. Today, playwright-director (and my daughter) Emile Adams and I will go over the soon-to-be-available Part Two of your Creator’s Notebook, Scheduling Your Show. We may also be joined by Em’s fiancé, Beckett Adelman, who has a lot of experience as a stage manager, costumer, actor, and theatre groupie.
I’m your podcast host, Sally Adams. Every week I talk to people about creating original work for a live audience. Send an email anytime to Sally@sallypal.com. Your ideas keep great conversations coming every Monday evening.Ch...
2018-01-3000 min