Homilies and Catholic faith formation with Fr. Luke Doyle, a priest of the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas. The purpose of this podcast is to help you make the decision to follow Jesus and allow Him to make you a saint!
The Let's Be Saints! podcast is a true gem in the world of religious podcasts. Hosted by Father Luke, this podcast explores various topics related to spirituality and living a Christian life. With its engaging and thought-provoking content, it provides a refreshing perspective on how to navigate the challenges of modern-day society while staying true to one's faith.
One of the best aspects of The Let's Be Saints! podcast is Father Luke's ability to connect with his audience. His warm and approachable demeanor creates an inviting atmosphere for listeners, making them feel like they are having a personal conversation with a trusted friend. He has a gift for simplifying complex theological concepts, making them accessible and relatable to people from all walks of life.
Moreover, Father Luke's deep spiritual wisdom shines through each episode. His insights into scripture, prayer, and moral teachings are profound and leave listeners with much food for thought. He shares personal anecdotes that illustrate how these principles can be applied in real-life situations, allowing listeners to see the practicality of living out their faith in today's world. This combination of relatability and spiritual depth makes The Let's Be Saints! podcast a valuable resource for anyone seeking to deepen their relationship with God.
While The Let's Be Saints! podcast is filled with many positive attributes, there are a few areas that could be improved upon. Firstly, the frequency of episodes could be more consistent. Although the content is excellent, there are often long gaps between episodes which can leave listeners eagerly waiting for new material. Additionally, adding more variety in terms of guest speakers or different formats could enhance the overall listening experience and provide additional perspectives on the topics discussed.
In conclusion, The Let's Be Saints! podcast is an absolute must-listen for anyone looking to grow in their Catholic faith or explore spirituality from another perspective. Father Luke's ability to engage his audience while imparting profound spiritual wisdom is truly remarkable. Despite a few minor areas for improvement, this podcast remains a valuable resource that will leave listeners inspired and eager to embrace their faith more fully. Let us continue to pray for Father Luke and his mission to share the love of God with the world through The Let's Be Saints! podcast.
Can you rightly call yourself a martyr? Martyrdom originates at the level of the heart.
Even martyrs have clay feet. They just don't move them.
Do you see Jesus or yourself? Long live Christ the King.
Jesus weeps because His people do not notice where peace is found and they have missed the time of their visitation.
The nobleman entrusts to us great treasure, and he expects us to give it away that it might grow.
St. Rose was known by the people she served as “the woman who prays always.” In order to take the gospel to the nations, we must first let it penetrate our own minds and hearts.
Bartimaeus knows that he is blind, he knows that Jesus is passing by, and he knows what Jesus can do for him. Jesus, would you help us see?
There is a cost to following Christ. By your perseverance you will secure your lives.
The Word of God will stand forever. Am I listening? There is nothing more important than listening to and moving with the Word.
Saints see beyond themselves. This is necessary for those who are instruments of unity.
St. Martin glorified God both in life and in death. “I will bless the LORD at all times.” Do you mean that?
Aslan lives and he is on the move. What could happen if there were a few more Leos in the Church today?
A celebration of unity; why being united with Peter matters.
The Good Shepherd comes not for our prestige but for our pain. He comes to make the unimpressive great. Do you believe that the Good Shepherd loves you, and that He desires to do the heavy lifting in your life?
Only one thing or person can come first in our life. Who/what comes first in yours? Christ commands us to love Him and our neighbor. What if He meant your literal neighbor?
Healing always comes from within, and the body can heal itself when its members remain connected to it. Such is the case for the Church and her members.
Jesus can do far more with my poverty than my generosity; He can do far more with my littleness than my talents.
Why does the Church pray for the dead? Because every person will exist forever, and because you are free.
Freedom is at the service of love. The first All Saints celebration down to our own day commemorates the members of our family who know and live the truth of who they are: children of a good and loving father.
Jesus is completely unafraid of worldly power. Am I?
“They will recline at table.” Reclining reflects defenselessness, peace, and vulnerability. Do I want to recline at table?
What we do in this life echoes for eternity. Say yes!
“The LORD hears the cry of the poor.” Do I pray in a way that He hears me?
John Paul II, like any authentic Jayhawk, trusted Jesus Christ. JP2 was convinced that we can only find ourselves in Christ. His life speaks volumes to us; Jesus is Who He says He is. Be not afraid!
“Gird your loins!” Am I awake and aware, or am I distracted and asleep?
Nothing matters more to God than real love. Abraham trusted this love; the Devil cannot comprehend it. Does self-sacrificing love matter to me?
Do you know the One whom we worship? He doesn't ask us to slay Amalekites! He asks us to praise and thank Him because we are not the Savior; we are children; men and women who are “drawn from water.”
Ignatius is a very important name that Catholics should know. He learned to follow Christ through the witness of the apostles, and his writings and life reveal to us that the Catholic faith is true. The witness of this saint continues to draw people into the embrace of the Catholic Church, because faith comes from what is heard.
The Pharisees have an agenda which moves them to interrogate Jesus and act with hostility towards Him…am I listening to Jesus or to my own agenda?
“LORD, increase our faith…God did not give us a spirit of cowardice, but rather of power and love and self-control.” Life is the fruit of a love that refuses to bow to fear.
Do I let the LORD of history touch my life and my story? What does He have access to in me?
Do you live in the real world, or do you live in America?
One of the littlest saints in history is also one of the greatest. She made space in her life for the Father. She trusted in and loved this Father. Do I?
Jesus knows where He is headed and who He is walking with. Do I know where I am going, and who I am walking with?
Archangels are real, and they want to help us. They confront the great accuser and listen to their love for life…do I?
The greatest Jayhawk in history rose from the dead. Are you listening to Him?
“Herod kept trying to see Him.” Herod wants to see Jesus, but not for good reason. Herod wants to see Jesus, but will not uproot himself in order to see Him. Do you want to see Jesus? Why do you want to see Jesus? Will you uproot yourself in order to go in search of Him?
We are a community that burns for the treasure of the Church. Light is necessary in order for me and for others to be able to see. Let the holy fire fall and ignite your story and this world!
Prudence lies at the service of what is true and what is good. Prudence leads me into sanity and sanctity. It is time to leave America and enter into reality!
The Church by her nature “goes out” she is merciful; working for the flourishing of everyone.
“I say to you, arise.” The Lord's heart is moved for us—especially in the face of death.
Moms say “yes” to suffering love. We often fear it. Don't be afraid of love that suffers…because that's real love!
Are you living for something that is worth the cost of your life?
You have to see in order to know what you're looking at! Can you see? Are you confident in what—in who—you are looking at?
Are you a Christian? “To you who hear, I say…”
Blessed are the hungry…really?! What are you hungering for? Where do you go to satiate your hunger?
Jesus “made a public spectacle” of sin and death, “leading them away in triumph.” The people of Tyre and Sidon came to hear Him and to be healed. Why do you come to Him?
“You Bethlehem, too small to be among the clans of Judah, from you shall come forth for me one who is to be ruler in Israel…He shall be peace.” God chooses and looks for what the world does not. His peace is not found where the world gathers!
“In every age, O Lord, you have been our refuge.” Celebrating the canonization of St. Carlo Acutis for the age of today!
Mother Teresa made space for God in her life. She was focused on listening to God. People who listen to God always receive Him with fresh wineskins.
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