Podcast appearances and mentions of daniel kelley

"From the Frontlines" is an ADL podcast which brings listeners to the frontline in the battle against antisemitism and hate. Ensuring that the information which people receive is accurate and not biased is a critical component in the fight against antisemitism and hate. Wikipedia has become a go-to source for information as the largest online encyclopedia, which available in over 300 languages. It is one of the most visited websites globally, with over 4.4 billion unique visitors last month alone. Unfortunately, a new ADL report has also found extensive evidence of a biased, coordinated campaign on Wikipedia related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This podcast focuses on what ADL has uncovered and ADL's recommendations for fixing this issue. Daniel Kelley is the guest for this podcast. He is the Director of Strategy and Operations for ADL's Center for Technology and Society. This center spearheaded the research into Wikipedia. To read the full report, visit: https://www.adl.org/resources/report/editing-hate-how-anti-israel-and-anti-jewish-bias-undermines-wikipedias-neutrality. This conversation was recorded for podcast in April 2025.

Bump and Stacy are joined by Daniel Kelley of FTN Fantasy to discuss the best and worst first-round NFL teams of the last decade, they look back on why Seahawks GM John Schnieder hasn’t paid for an offensive lineman yet, they give you their thoughts on another Luis Castillo starting for the Mariners and the Cardinals signing TE Trey McBride, and they discuss what is and isn’t working for the Seahawks in the first round. 

In this week's episode of the show, I speak with Daniel Kelley about the culture of online gaming, and the unique set of challenges in the gaming space, related to hate, harassment, and extremism. We talk about the possibilities, and limitations, of regulating that space, and what the landscape of gaming might foretell about the future of increasingly online lives that we live, as more and more of our social interactions take place virtually. We talk about how to make those spaces safer and more inclusive, and whether moderation is the right tack to take in developing that more inclusive future, as well as what other strategies for cultivating such spaces might be possible.   Daniel Kelley is the Director of Strategy and Operations of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) Center for Technology and Society (CTS). CTS works through research and advocacy to fight for justice and fair treatment for all in digital social spaces from social media to online games and beyond. For the last five years, Daniel has been the lead author of the first nationally representative survey of hate, harassment, and positive social experiences in online games. He is also the co-author of the Disruption and Harms in Online Games Framework, a resource to define harms in online multiplayer games together with members of the game industry coalition the Fair Play Alliance. He also leads CTS' tech accountability research efforts, such as its Antisemitism and Holocaust Denial Report Card, which looks at ways to create research-grounded advocacy products to inform the public about the nature of hate and harassment online and to hold tech companies accountable.

"From the Frontlines" is an ADL podcast which brings listeners to the frontline in the battle against antisemitism and hate. It seems that with every news item, an active misinformation and disinformation campaign pops up almost immediately to fit a skewed narrative or agenda. Battling against this is a major frontline in the fight against hate. We certainly have seen this in the wake of the horrific Hamas attack against Israel on 10/7, and as we approach the November 2024 election, this only has the potential to get worse. This past week, the ADL activist group known as ADL New Jersey decided to host a very important webinar on this topic with two ADL experts, moderated by Scott Richman, the host of this podcast. It was called, “Misinformation and Disinformation: What Can You Do?” and an edited version is now available here as a podcast. The experts on this program were Sara Aniano and Daniel Kelley. Sara is a Disinformation Analyst at the ADL's Center on Extremism, and Daniel Kelley is the Director of Strategy and Operations and Acting Head of the ADL Center for Technology and Society (CTS). For more information about ADL's Center on Extremism, visit https://www.adl.org/research-centers/center-on-extremism, and for more information on ADL's Center for Technology and Society, visit https://www.adl.org/research-centers/center-technology-society. This podcast is an edited version of an ADL New York/New Jersey program which took place on July 25, 2024.

The documentary filmmaker Alison O'Daniel makes her first appearance on the podcast to discuss her film "The Tuba Thieves" which will have its broadcast premiere on Independent Lens (PBS) on May 20th. The central mystery of this unconventional documentary isn't about theft; it's about the nature of sound itself. Also, the Artistic Director and Founder of the Berkshires International Film Festival, Kelley Vickery, returns to the podcast to discuss this year's festival May 30th through June 2nd.

Daniel Kelley is an Associate Teaching Professor of Educational Leadership and Policy at the University of Rhode Island. He previously served as the principal of Smithfield High School in Smithfield, RI. During his tenure, he successfully implemented sustainable change initiatives that profoundly impacted the school's learning culture.Dan's contributions to education extend to national leadership roles as well. He served as the president of the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP) during the 2017-2018 school year and was a member of the NASSP Board of Directors for five years. His broad experience in education includes positions as a high school assistant principal, a high school and middle school special education teacher, and a middle school math and science teacher. In recognition of his outstanding leadership, he was named the Rhode Island Secondary Principal of the Year in 2012.Key TakeawaysSecuring excellent, early mentors is key to entering leadership. It's essential to tap those we see as having leadership qualities  early and then give them small leadership opportunities.Leaders need to be very conscious of the language they are using around others so they do not discourage people from moving into the position.There is a critical need for a wider and increased range of people entering leadership roles.Successful change isn't always about “buy in”, but sometimes the readiness of those implementing the change.Grading is a transactional process that is used to control behavior rather than validate understanding.It's not our job to prepare students for bad practices happening at the next level.You need to spend extra time with veterans who have been practicing the same way for years.Work to meet teachers where they are by going to their classrooms and using different spaces than the main office.Stay in TouchWebsiteLinkedInDon't Forget to Review the Show!I appreciate you checking out the episodes. I would mean a lot to me if you took a minute right now to subscribe, rate, and review on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, or wherever you listen! It helps the show out a lot!Who am I?I've been an educator in Massachusetts for 23 years.  I'm finishing my 16th year as a building leader.  I'm a teacher centered Principal and passionate about continuous improvement and the idea that success is not a destination, but a process. I'm active on social media, vlog about continuous improvement on a weekly basis, and wrote a book also called SEEing to Lead as a way to help everyone improve education as a whole by promoting my “just cause”: improving the educational experience for as many people as possible by being purposeful, acting with integrity, and building character. SEEing to Lead Extras!Like the content, want to be a guest, or know someone who would? Reach out to me on Twitter at @DrCSJonesHave you taken the time to order and read my latest book! Seeing to Lead is filled with practical resources and personal stories to help you support, engage, and empower those you lead no matter your position!Jimmy Casas said, "If you are a leader who is looking to support, engage and empower your staff, then SEEing to Lead, by Dr. Chris Jones, is a book you will want to pick up and read. Dr. Jones reminds us that building capacity and helping others achieve personal success is the key to elevating your organization and leaving a lasting impact."Get your copy here! Don't forget to leave a rating and review for others. I would appreciate it!Subscribe to My Newsletter! We are all busy, often unsupported, and struggle to stay engaged! Here is a weekly resource that has something to support, engage, and empower you. Not to mention it saves you time by getting to the point! Increase your focus and become a better leader; no matter your position. Check it out here!Get in touch to schedule me for a workshop or presentation!This show is part of the Be Podcast Network. Our podcasts go beyond education as we know it — in any learning environment, formal or informal — and help you be the change you want to see. Learn more about the network and all our shows at https://bepodcast.network We're thrilled to be sponsored by IXL. IXL's comprehensive teaching and learning platform for math, language arts, science, and social studies is accelerating achievement in 95 of the top 100 U.S. school districts. Loved by teachers and backed by independent research from Johns Hopkins University, IXL can help you do the following and more:Simplify and streamline technologySave teachers' timeReliably meet Tier 1 standardsImprove student performance on state assessments

Daniel Kelley is an Associate Teaching Professor of Educational Leadership and Policy at the University of Rhode Island. He previously served as the principal of Smithfield High School in Smithfield, RI. During his tenure, he successfully implemented sustainable change initiatives that profoundly impacted the school's learning culture. Dan's contributions to education extend to national leadership […] The post PMP382: Profoundly Impacting Learning Culture with Dan Kelley appeared first on Principal Matters.

Math puns abound in episode 161 of Breaking Badness! But Kali Fencl, Tim Helming, and Taylor Wilkes-Pierce do manage to discuss Daniel Kelley's blog on how AI is revolutionizing BEC attacks along with details of the national #cybersecurity strategy.

"From the Frontlines" is an ADL podcast. It is hosted by ADL New York/New Jersey Director Scott Richman and focuses on ADL's efforts to fight antisemitism and all forms of hate in the United States and around the world. In this battle, a particularly pernicious form of antisemitism is Holocaust denial. It is of course absurd and deeply offensive. It is also extremely troubling as our eyewitnesses - the survivors of the Holocaust - are mostly gone. After a long battle, many social media companies have finally agreed to ban this form of hate from their sites. But, how well are they managing to keep Holocaust denial from polluting their pages? That is the subject of this show. Daniel Kelley, the Director of Strategy and Operations for ADL's Center for Technology and Society or CTS, recently completed an assessment of how well these companies are responding. It is called ADL's Holocaust Denial Report Card, and he joined the show to tell us about it. CTS is ADL's unit which fights antisemitism and hate in digital social spaces. To learn more about the Center for Technology and Society, visit: https://www.adl.org/research-centers/center-technology-society. This podcast originally aired as a radio show on May 16, 2023 on WVOX 1460 AM.

Daniel Kelley is a reformed computer hacker, most known for his role in Britain's largest telecommunications company hack, TalkTalk, during which he stole the personal data of more than 150,000 customers and was consequently sentenced to four years in prison. This microcast is a short version of our full interview with Kelley, which you can listen to at https://soundcloud.com/cybercrimemagazine/talktalk-hacker-puts-on-a-white-hat-sharing-his-story-daniel-kelley-reformed-computer-hacker

"From the Frontlines" is an ADL podcast. It is hosted by ADL New York/New Jersey Director Scott Richman and focuses on ADL's efforts to fight antisemitism and all forms of hate in the United States and around the world. In this battle, online games have unfortunately become a breeding ground. ADL's annual report on experiences in online multiplayer games shows that the spread of hate, harassment, and extremism in these digital spaces continues to grow unchecked. This is a problem as over 215 million people of all ages play video games as part of this $203 billion industry. Daniel Kelley joined the show to unpack the details of this year's report which he authored. He is ADL's Director of Strategy and Operations for ADL's Center for Technology and Society. To access the full report, entitled, "Hate Is No Game: Hate and Harassment in Online Games 2022," visit https://www.adl.org/resources/report/hate-no-game-hate-and-harassment-online-games-2022. This podcast originally aired as a radio show on December 20, 2022 on WVOX 1460 AM.

Heather sits down with Daniel Kelley and discusses the journey God has taken him on through worship.

Welcome to the Transatlantic Cable - a podcast that dives into hot topics in the security news and industry each week. We start off this episode with Airbnb rolling out new anti-party tech to prevent unapproved gatherings. Then, we move to asset managers on alert after the recent 'WhatsApp' crackdown on banks! We also discuss the chief executive of Norway's sovereign wealth fund, which has warned that cybersecurity has overshadowed any other concerns about the markets in recent years. Then we finish off with Daniel Kelley, who was convicted and sent to prison for his involvement in a high-profile cyberattack on TalkTalk in 2015 trying to be a Whitehat. If you liked what you heard, please do consider subscribing.  

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"From the Frontlines" is an ADL podcast. It is hosted by ADL New York/New Jersey Director Scott Richman and focuses on ADL's efforts to fight antisemitism and hate in the United States and around the world. ADL's Center for Technology and Society recently launched the Online Hate Index, a machine-learning system that detects hate targeting marginalized groups on online platforms. Its first system is an antisemitism classifier. Daniel Kelley, the ADL Center's Director of Strategy and Operations, was the guest for this podcast, and he described the important findings of the Online Hate Index. To read more about the Index, visit https://www.adl.org/how-platforms-rate-on-hate. This podcast originally aired as a radio show on WVOX 1460 AM.

Daniel Kelley is a reformed computer hacker, most known for his role in Britain's largest telecommunications company hack, TalkTalk, during which he stole the personal data of more than 150,000 customers and was consequently sentenced to four years in prison. In this episode, Daniel joins host Shannon McKinnon to reflect on how he came to be a black hat hacker, how his life has turned around since being released from prison, and more. To learn more about Daniel, visit his website at https://danielmakelley.com/ • For more on cybersecurity, visit us at https://cybersecurityventures.com/

Content moderation in video games turns out to be just as much of a bummer as content moderation everywhere else, perhaps even more so. This week on Arbiters of Truth, our series on the online information ecosystem, Evelyn Douek and Quinta Jurecic spoke with Daniel Kelley, the director of strategy and operations for the Anti-Defamation League's Center for Technology and Society. He studies how companies deal with the many moderation issues that pop up in gaming, from harassment to digital recreations of violent hate crimes and white nationalist propaganda. And his team at the Anti-Defamation League has a new report out on how players experience abuse—but also joy and connection—while gaming. Quinta and Evelyn asked Daniel to make the case for why everyone, gamers and non-gamers alike, should care about games, why harassment in gaming seems particularly bad compared to non-gaming platforms, and where the gaming industry stands when it comes to investing in content moderation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Daniel Kelley is the associate director for the Center of Technology and Society at the Anti-Defamation League. Daniel joins Laura and Jordan to discuss how online hate manifests in online spaces, particularly in the online games world, and how positive steps are being taken by civil society and technology companies to combat these issues.

Content moderation in video games turns out to be just as much of a bummer as content moderation everywhere else, perhaps even more so. This week on Arbiters of Truth, our series on the online information ecosystem, Evelyn Douek and Quinta Jurecic spoke with Daniel Kelley, the director of strategy and operations for the Anti-Defamation League's Center for Technology and Society. He studies how companies deal with the many moderation issues that pop up in gaming, from harassment to digital recreations of violent hate crimes and white nationalist propaganda. And his team at the Anti-Defamation League has a new report out on how players experience abuse—but also joy and connection—while gaming. Quinta and Evelyn asked Daniel to make the case for why everyone, gamers and non-gamers alike, should care about games, why harassment in gaming seems particularly bad compared to non-gaming platforms, and where the gaming industry stands when it comes to investing in content moderation.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"From the Frontlines" is an ADL podcast. It is hosted by ADL New York/New Jersey Director Scott Richman and focuses on ADL's efforts to fight hate and antisemitism in the United States and around the world. This week's podcast focused on ADL's Online Antisemitism Report Card released recently by ADL's Center for Technology and Society. It featured an interview with Daniel Kelley, the Director of Strategy and Operations for ADL's Center for Technology and Society. For more information on the report card, visit https://www.adl.org/resources/reports/2021-online-antisemitism-report-card, and for more information on ADL's Center for Technology and Society, please visit https://www.adl.org/who-we-are/our-organization/advocacy-centers/center-for-technology-and-society. This podcast originally aired as a radio show on WVOX 1460 AM.

HyperX's Daniel Kelley joins the Tom's Hardware editors to discuss eSports trends, and we also get into the new Nvidia RTX 3070 graphics card.

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Over two billion people play games globally. And live, multi-players games are more than just games: they are social platforms, where people interact, chat, and get harassed. Daniel Kelley is the associate director of the Center for Technology and Society at the Anti-Defamation League. He leads the center’s work to fight hate, bias and harassment in online gaming. And he explains why games should be considered as social spaces, and toughen their moderation and harassment policies.   

DFS NFL IS BACK FOR 2019 and RotoGrinders has your Week 16 DraftKings / FanDuel picks and strategy! Our own Brit Devine is joined by fellow DFS expert and Pro Football Focus contributor Daniel Kelley as they discuss their favorite DFS players to target at each position for the Week 16 slate.#NFL #DFS #DraftKings #FanDuel #RotoGrinders1:40 - Week 15 Review7:20 - QBs17:30 - RBs28:10 - PFF Insight 30:30 - WRs39:35 - TEs

DFS NFL IS BACK FOR 2019 and RotoGrinders has your Week 14 DraftKings / FanDuel picks and strategy! Our own Brit Devine is joined by fellow DFS expert and Pro Football Focus contributor Daniel Kelley as they discuss their favorite DFS players to target at each position for the Week 14 slate.#NFL #DFS #DraftKings #FanDuel #RotoGrinders1:15 – Week 13 Review3:25 – Thursday Showdown8:55 – QBs16:45 – RBs29:45 – PFF Insight31:30 – WRs40:50 – TEs

DFS NFL IS BACK FOR 2019 and RotoGrinders has your Week 13 DraftKings / FanDuel picks and strategy! Our own Brit Devine is joined by fellow DFS expert and Pro Football Focus contributor Daniel Kelley as they discuss their favorite DFS players to target at each position for the Week 13 and Thanksgiving Day slate. #NFL #DFS #DraftKings #FanDuel #RotoGrinders

DFS NFL IS BACK FOR 2019 and RotoGrinders has your Week 11 DraftKings / FanDuel picks and strategy! Our own Brit Devine is joined by fellow DFS expert and Pro Football Focus contributor Daniel Kelley as they discuss their favorite DFS players to target at each position for the Week 11 slate.2:00 - Week 10 Review4:25 - Thursday Showdown11:15 - QBs22:25 - RBs32:05 - PFF Insight34:40 - WRs43:25 - TEs

DFS NFL IS BACK FOR 2019 and RotoGrinders has your Week 10 DraftKings / FanDuel picks and strategy! Our own Brit Devine is joined by fellow DFS expert and Pro Football Focus contributor Daniel Kelley as they discuss their favorite DFS players to target at each position for the Week 10 slate.2:40 – Week 9 Review5:00 – Thursday Showdown11:20 – QBs18:50 – RBs29:20 – PFF Insight32:35 – WRs41:20 – TEs

RotoGrinders has your Week 9 DraftKings / FanDuel picks and strategy! Our own Brit Devine is joined by fellow DFS expert and Pro Football Focus contributor Daniel Kelley as they discuss their favorite DFS players to target at each position for the Week 9 slate.

DFS NFL IS BACK FOR 2019 and RotoGrinders has your Week 8 DraftKings / FanDuel picks and strategy! Our own Jordan Cooper is joined by fellow DFS expert and Pro Football Focus contributor Daniel Kelley as they discuss their favorite DFS players to target at each position for the Week 8 slate.2:00 - Week 7 Review5:15 - Thursday Showdown11:10 - QBs22:10 - RBs36:20 - PFF Insight37:00 - WRs49:15 - TEs

DFS NFL IS BACK FOR 2019 and RotoGrinders has your Week 7 DraftKings / FanDuel picks and strategy! Our own Brit Devine is joined by fellow DFS expert and Pro Football Focus contributor Daniel Kelley as they discuss their favorite DFS players to target at each position for the Week 7 slate.1:20 – Week 6 Review4:10 – Thursday Night Showdown12:00 – QBs23:50 – RBs33:00 – PFF Insight34:50 – WRs44:20 – TEs

RotoGrinders has your Week 6 DraftKings / FanDuel picks and strategy! Our own Brit Devine is joined by fellow DFS expert and Pro Football Focus contributor Daniel Kelley as they discuss their favorite DFS players to target at each position for the Week 6 slate.1:20 - Week 5 Review4:30 - Thursday Slate7:25 - Betting Picks12:40 - QBs22:55 - RBs36:05 - PFF Insight38:20 - WRs47:35 - TEs

RotoGrinders has your Week 5 DraftKings / FanDuel picks and strategy! Our own Brit Devine is joined by fellow DFS expert and Pro Football Focus contributor Daniel Kelley as they discuss their favorite DFS players to target at each position for the Week 5 slate.

RotoGrinders has your Week 4 DraftKings / FanDuel picks and strategy! Our own Brit Devine is joined by fellow DFS expert and Pro Football Focus contributor Daniel Kelley as they discuss their favorite DFS players to target at each position for the Week 4 slate.1:00 - Week 3 Review4:10 - Showdown Slate12:30 - QB22:30 - PFF Article24:30 - RB35:15 - WR45:55 - TE

RotoGrinders has your Week 3 DraftKings / FanDuel picks and strategy! Our own Brit Devine is joined by fellow DFS expert and Pro Football Focus contributor Daniel Kelley as they discuss their favorite DFS players to target at each position for the Week 3 slate.

2nd Sunday of Easter Dive Mercy Sunday by Fr. Daniel Kelley Homily. Today, on the final day of the Octave of Easter, the eight-day celebration of Jesus’ resurrection, we give praise and thanks for God’s mercy. Scripture is replete with examples of divine mercy, foremost among them Christ’s sacrifice on the cross. Truly, as we hear repeated in the responsorial psalm today, “(God’s) mercy endures forever.” As we celebrate today’s liturgy, let us recall the times in our lives when we have felt that tender mercy. #stjoe88

Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord #Homily - Cycle C with Fr. Daniel Kelley. Today we remember Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem, when he was met by crowds of disciples who joyfully welcomed him to the holy city. As our palm branches are blessed today, we welcome Jesus into our lives, asking that he make them holy by his presence. Then, when we leave today with our blessed palms, we will praise God with joy, for Christ has won the victory over sin and death, winning for us our salvation.#stjoe88 #danielkelley  

5th Sunday of Lent Year C with Fr. Daniel Kelley. If our God were a vengeful God, who could survive? We are sinful creatures, struggling to do good in God’s eyes, but often coming up short. Even now, during this penitential season, we need to seek God’s mercy. Fortunately, our God is a merciful God, always ready to forgive us. As we celebrate with each other today, let us thank God for this overflowing mercy and consider those whom we ourselves need to forgive

8th Sunday in Ordinary Time- Cycle C Fr. Daniel Kelley Lent is just around the corner, so today is a good day to think about our character as we approach this holy season. Am I prone to judge others, more likely to recognize others’ faults rather than my own? Jesus points out that when we overlook our own faults, not only are we ourselves left deficient, but our judgmental outlook distorts our view of others.

1st Sunday of Lent - Cycle C with Fr. Daniel Kelley. Always on the First Sunday of Lent we hear Jesus being tempted by the devil during the forty days he spent in the desert. We too are beginning a forty-day period during which we are challenged to repent and reorient ourselves toward God. We face temptations every day that distract us from following the Lord or lead us away from God. May our gathering together to celebrate the Eucharist inspire us and nourish us in the weeks ahead.

Second Sunday in Lent - Cycle C with Fr. Daniel Kelley, pastor at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Arlington, TX. In Luke’s account of the Transfiguration, which we hear in today’s Gospel, a voice from the heavens calls out, “This is my chosen Son; listen to him.” At that, Peter, John, and James fall silent, enabling them to listen to the Lord. Let us take this opportunity during our Lenten journey to listen to Jesus and reflect on what he is saying to us. #stjoe88

Third Sunday of Lent, Year C with Fr. Daniel Kelley.  Two and a half weeks ago, as we began our Lenten journeys, we may have been told, “Repent, and believe in the Gospel.” It was not a suggestion. It was a command, a command to orient ourselves toward God. Have we followed this command? Are we putting our faith into action? It’s not too late. Like the fig tree in today’s Gospel, we are cared for by a patient gardener. We have been given another chance to bear fruit.

Solemnity of Christ the King Homily with Fr. Daniel Kelley. Today we celebrate the Solemnity of Christ the King, acknowledging that Jesus Christ is above all temporal rulers, past, present, or future. We also recognize that Jesus Christ should reign in our lives, guiding us in our thoughts, our decisions, and our conduct. In both the universe that is the entire world and the universe that is our own heart, Jesus Christ is Lord. We will spend the next several minutes listening to the word of the Lord. Though scripture was written by different types of authors—storytellers, prophets, psalmists, letter writers, evangelists—and in different forms—historical narratives, myths, psalms, testimonies, epistles—it all is the word of God. In today’s Gospel, Jesus tells Pilate that everyone who belongs to the truth listens to his voice. We belong to the truth, so now we listen to God’s voice.

33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time with Fr. Daniel Kelley. The month of November is the time when the Church traditionally recalls those who have gone before us. We mourn their loss, we pray for their souls, we hope to be reunited with them when we ourselves die. As it is the end of the liturgical year (it will begin anew in two weeks with Advent), we also bring to mind the end of time. Though we cannot know the day nor the hour, our trust and hope is in the Lord. 

28th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Homily with Fr. Daniel Kelley. “All things are possible for God.” Jesus follows a series of challenging pronouncements with this line—some of the most consoling words that he utters in the Gospels. As we celebrate Mass today, recall the times that you have had to rely on God because you didn’t know if you could manage on your own. For us human beings on our own, it may well be impossible, but for God, all things are possible. Solomon makes a wise decision in today’s first reading, choosing wisdom over power or riches. He realizes that those things are temporary, whereas wisdom is lasting. In the Gospel, Jesus teaches the rich man the same lesson, noting the incompatibility of wealth and the kingdom of God. This is our challenge today. How are our temporary possessions obstacles to our mission and ultimate goal? Can the “two-edged sword” that the writer of Hebrews invokes separate what lasts from what doesn’t?  

27th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Homily by Father Daniel Kelley. “If we love one another, God remains in us,” we sing before the Gospel reading today. How appropriate on this Respect Life Sunday. All life, everyone’s life, is a gift from God, a gift given out of love by our Creator. Therefore, all life is precious in God’s eyes. If all life is precious, all life is worthy of our love. With that attitude and with God remaining in us, we can sing the second half of the Gospel acclamation, “and God’s love is brought to perfection in us.” Twice in today’s readings we hear, in reference to those who are married, “the two become one flesh.” Significantly, we hear these words first in Genesis, where the first person becomes a co-creator, naming all the animals and even providing a rib so that God could create a partner. In becoming one flesh, two people create a new and unique entity. Let us reflect on how we have or can become co-creators, creating bonds and creating life from the impulse of love.

Pete and Clark are coming at you with a special Wednesday show because Pete is going to the ballet! (1:12) Then it’s right into breaking news as Aaron Rodgers has been cleared to play this week (3:45) and the Patriots have gotten themselves a receiver over 5’11” (5:48). The guys then give a few of their favorite Week 15 starts and sits for those still in the fantasy playoffs (7:53). Finally, for the main event, the guys welcome Pro Football Focus’ fantasy editor (and Fake Teams alum) Daniel Kelley to play Would You Rather (15:30). Topics include: Brady or Rodgers this week (18:51), Browns fan or your internet history on full display (23:04), every football game played in a snow storm or a dome (28:06), Clark’s Would You Rather masterpiece (31:09) and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pete and Clark are coming at you with a special Wednesday show because Pete is going to the ballet! (1:12) Then it’s right into breaking news as Aaron Rodgers has been cleared to play this week (3:45) and the Patriots have gotten themselves a receiver over 5’11” (5:48). The guys then give a few of their favorite Week 15 starts and sits for those still in the fantasy playoffs (7:53). Finally, for the main event, the guys welcome Pro Football Focus’ fantasy editor (and Fake Teams alum) Daniel Kelley to play Would You Rather (15:30). Topics include: Brady or Rodgers this week (18:51), Browns fan or your internet history on full display (23:04), every football game played in a snow storm or a dome (28:06), Clark’s Would You Rather masterpiece (31:09) and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The crew of Mike Tagliere, Nathan Jahnke, and Daniel Kelley break down the waiver wire one last time as you head into your championship games. Nathan tries to make a case for Justin Forsett, while Mike and Daniel prop up Dion Lewis. They also discuss some wide receivers who are widely available in most leagues, and just might be able to contribute this week. 

Mike Tagliere and Daniel Kelley cover all the action that took place in Week 15, including Ty Montgomery and whether or not you can trust him in Week 16. They also discuss whether or not you can trust Week 15 duds like Sammy Watkins, Adrian Peterson, and Matthew Stafford going into Week 16.

Mike Tagliere, Brandon Marianne Lee, Nathan Jahnke, and Daniel Kelley break down the Week 15 waiver wire. The crew discuss streaming options at quarterback, why Kenneth Farrow, Bilal Powell and Ty Montgomery should clearly be atop your priority, and whether or not Alshon Jeffery is worth an add.

Mike Tagliere, Brandon Marianne Lee, Nathan Jahnke, and Daniel Kelley break down the Week 14 waiver wire. The crew discuss whether or not to trust Colin Kaepernick after his horrendous Week 13, which running backs should be atop your priority, and Daniel argues with Nathan about Jermaine Gresham.     

The review crew of Michael Moore, Daniel Kelley and Mike Tagliere are back to discuss Week 13 including Jordan Howard's big day, what's wrong with Jeremy Hill and Doug Martin plus a couple of tight end breakouts in Dennis Pitta and Ladarius Green. 

Mike Tagliere, Brandon Marianne Lee, Nathan Jahnke, and Daniel Kelley break down the Week 13 waiver wire. The crew discuss streaming options at quarterback, which running backs are the most useful handcuffs, and then Daniel tries to shoot down Mike's idea of picking up Tyler Lockett. 

Mike Tagliere, Brandon Marianne Lee, Nathan Jahnke, and Daniel Kelley break down the Week 12 waiver wire. The crew discuss potential streaming options at quarterback and wax philosophical on whether you should bother with Will Fuller going forward. All of that plus much more to get you read for the fantasy playoff push. 

The review crew of Michael Moore, Daniel Kelley and Mike Tagliere are back to talk about all the Week 11 action including big days from Marcus Mariota and Dak Prescott, a couple of breakout games for Kenneth Dixon and Paul Perkins that never came and the after effects of the injuries to A.J. Green and C.J. Prosise. 

Mike Tagliere, Brandon Marianne Lee, Nathan Jahnke and Daniel Kelley of PFF break down the Week 10 waiver wire, touching on every player you should be considering when setting your priority.

The review crew of Michael Moore, Daniel Kelley and Mike Tagliere are back to talk about Week 9 including the Cowboys and Dak Prescott's big day, Big Ben and the Steelers sputtering and a huge passing day for Colin Kapernick.

Mike Tagliere, Brandon Marianne Lee, Daniel Kelley, and Nathan Jahnke break down the Week 8 waiver wire and tell you which players you should be targeting. Is Davante Adams a legit WR3, or is there another wide receiver who should be added before him? Is Ryan Fitzpatrick worth streaming this week? Mike also makes a case for Derrick Henry to be owned in almost all leagues.

Mike Tagliere, Brandon Marianne Lee, Nathan Jahnke, and Daniel Kelley break down the Week 6 waiver wire and tell you which players you should be targeting. Is Bilal Powell as an every week option? Can Ryan Tannehill be trusted despite his horrendous Week 5? Mike and Brandon also debate whether Cameron Meredith or Chris Hogan is the better waiver wire add.

Mike Tagliere, Brandon Marianne Lee, Nathan Jahnke, and Daniel Kelley talk about the Week 5 waiver wire, highlighting a few quarterbacks who can be used in great streaming situations. The group discusses what to do with Terrance West and Kenneth Dixon, as well as which Cowboys wide receiver is the one you want to own.

Mike Tagliere, Brandon Marianne Lee, Nathan Jahnke, and Daniel Kelley from PFF talk you through the Week 4 edition of waiver wires. They discuss whether or not Jordan Howard is the No. 1 pickup of the week, as well as which rookie quarterback is heading towards QB1 status. Mike throws in a wildcard that the gang doesn't agree with.

Mike Tagliere, Brandon Marianne Lee, Nathan Jahnke, and Daniel Kelley break down the Week 3 waiver wire. They discuss which running backs should be atop your waiver priority following an injury-filled week at the position. They also discuss Dennis Pitta, who has re-appeared on the fantasy radar.   

Holy Thursday at the Evening Mass with Fr. Daniel Kelley. On this Holy Thursday, we begin our three-day celebration of the Paschal Mystery, the passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ in history and in our own lives today. Let us enter into this celebration with hearts made ready by our Lenten practices and God’s grace, so that we may be open to the movement of God’s spirit and ready to hear God’s message of comfort and challenge. #stjoe88 #stjosephcatholicchurch  

Feast of the Presentation of The Lord with Fr. Daniel Kelley, Pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Arlington TX. Today's homily is on the Feast of the PResentation of The Lord. On this fortieth day after Christmas, we find yet another reason to celebrate the great incarnation of Jesus Christ our Lord. This day was traditionally the end of a much longer Christmas season than what we currently observe, and in the midst of continuing winter darkness it is good to recall yet again the true Light of the world. Let us enter joyfully into this celebration, and together with Simeon and Anna announce salvation to all the world.

33nd Sunday of Ordinary Time with Fr. Daniel Kelley. Many think that because they can compare what is going on in the world around us with the vision presented by Jesus in today’s Gospel, the end of the world must be near. The truth is that we just don’t know. But Jesus wants us to be ready, to persevere to the end so that our lives will be saved. Let us listen with open ears and hearts to the warnings that God gives us today

The Solemnity of All Saints with Fr. Daniel Kelley. Today we remember and celebrate all those who have gone before us marked with the sign of faith and have made their robes white in the blood of the Lamb. Our Eucharist is but a foretaste of the heavenly banquet, but it bids us to persevere in the faith of those who have joined the communion of saints. So let us call on all the saints today to help us to grow in our own faith toward the day when we can share with all of them in the banquet at the Lord’s heavenly table. #stjoe88.org #stjosephcatholicchurch #frdanielkelley

31st Sunday of Ordinary Time with Fr. Daniel Kelley. Saint Luke once again presents us with a story about a man whose wealth was gained at the expense of others. But this time the man, Zacchaeus, repents, and Jesus proclaims salvation for him. As we move through this celebration today, let us pray for the wisdom to repent of our own sins, so that we too will hear Jesus proclaim salvation for us. #stjoe88 #frdanielkelley #stjosephcatholicchurch

30th Sunday of Ordinary Time with Fr. Daniel Kelley. Today we are gathered in prayer once again at God’s invitation. It is our choice, Jesus tells us today, whether to pray from our hearts or for show. Let us take the time that we need today to search our hearts and find at least a small part of our inmost selves that we can offer up to God in prayer. This can be a first step, perhaps, in deepening our relationship with the God who loves each of us so profoundly.

26 Sunday of Ordinary Time and Baptism Sunday  with Fr. Daniel Kelley. This Sunday continues our focus on the least ones of the world and God’s care for them. In our society’s preoccupation with acquiring more and more material goods, our celebration today is a good reminder that we need to remember those who are being left behind. Let us pause and take the time to pray today for the ability to see beyond the distractions of the things we possess to recognize our brothers and sisters in need. #stjoe88 #stjosephcatholicchurch

27th Sunday of Ordinary Time with Fr Daniel Kelley. As we gather today at the invitation of our loving God, our focus is on faith—how much we have, what it enables us to do in God’s name. Sometimes it is difficult for us to maintain our faith when so much of the world around us seems to deny what we believe. Yet we hear again today that even the smallest amount of faith can accomplish great things. Let us resolve today, then, to look for those instances when someone’s faith is fruitful, and allow those occasions to nourish our own faith. #stjoe88 #stjosephcatholichurch #frdanielkelley

28th Sunday of Ordinary Time with Fr. Daniel Kelley. Today we recognize and celebrate our God who brings the gift of heal­ing. In the Gospel Jesus heals ten lepers, but we know that God heals many kinds of afflictions. As we gather today, let us bring with us all our cares, concerns, injuries, and ills, and ask the God of all to heal our brokenness as only God can. #stjoe88 #stjosephcatholicchurch #frdanielkelley

25th Sunday of Ordinary Time with Fr. Daniel Kelley. With all the media coverage of finances and markets and money, the last thing most of us might want to hear in church is more money talk. Yet that is what our God has invited us here for today. As you might expect, Jesus has some interesting things to say. In particular, he en­courages us to use our wealth and resources for the benefit of others. So perhaps our prayer today can be for the humility to recognize that what we have is not ours but God’s, and for the grace to be able to share it with our sisters and brothers. Join every weekend for one of our liturgies. St Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Alringont, TX. Check our website at http://www.stjoe88.org  #stjoe88 #stjosephcatholicchurch #frdanielkelley

24th Sunday of Ordinary Time with Fr. Daniel Kelley. Today is a day to rejoice in God’s mercy. In the Gospel, we will hear that Jesus welcomes sinners and eats with them. And here we are, gathered around the table of the Lord! Indeed, the Gospel relates three stories of recovery of what was lost and the joy that follows. The first reading as well is a story of love and forgiveness. Perhaps our best response to such a loving and merciful God is a prayer of gratitude, which we can offer during our celebration today. Join us every weekend for one of our weekend masses. St Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Alringont, TX. Check our website at http://www.stjoe88.org #stjoe88 #stjosephcatholicchurch #frdanielkelley

23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time with Fr. Daniel Kelley. As we gather today, the school year is in full swing and the parish schedule is full. With so much to give thanks and praise to God for, we are reminded in our readings today that God desires our full commit­ment to the task of discipleship. Perhaps our prayer today can be for a renewal of commitment in all our parish ministries, and for renewed hearts for each of us as well. Join us every weekend for one of our weekend masses. St Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Alringont, TX. Check our website at http://www.stjoe88.org #stjoe88 #stjosephcatholicchurch #frdanielkelley

22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time with Fr. Daniel Kelley. As we gather on this Labor Day weekend, we are reminded at this Mass that God seeks out and upholds the lowly of this world. Our psalm refrain sings, “God, in your goodness, you have made a home for the poor,” and our Gospel says, “The one who humbles himself will be exalted.” Let us give praise and thanks to God today for all who labor, whatever their rank or position, and pray for all who need work. And let us pray for the grace of humility for ourselves. Join us every weekend for one of our weekend masses. St Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Alringont, TX. Check our website at http://www.stjoe88.org #stjoe88 #stjosephcatholicchurch #frdanielkelley

19th Sunday of Ordinary Time  with Fr. Daniel Kelley pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Arlington, TX. Today dear brothers and sisters, our gathering today at God’s invitation con¬tinues a topic introduced in last week’s Gospel: proper preparation for the coming of the Lord. Last week’s Gospel concerned the preparation of an individual for the end of his own life. This week we are confronted with communal responsibility. As we move through today’s celebra¬tion, let us be aware of how we can prepare ourselves as a community for the coming of the Lord. Join us every weekend for one of our weekend masses. St Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Alringont, TX. Check our website at http://www.stjoe88.org #stjoe88 #stjosephcatholicchurch #frdanielkelley

18th Sunday of Ordinary Time by Fr Daniel Kelley. My friends, we gather here at God’s invitation to give thanks and praise for the great things that God has done for us and given to us. Yet we must acknowledge that these gifts, no matter how wonderful, are but fleeting. Our eyes and our desires must always be focused on God’s reign, both here and hereafter. As we worship together today, let us pray for God to help us to grow rich in the things that matter to God. Join us every weekend for one of our weekend masses. St Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Alringont, TX. Check our website at http://www.stjoe88.org #stjoe88 #stjosephcatholicchurch #frdanielkelley

11th Sunday of Ordinary Time with Fr Daniel Kelley. In today’s Gospel Jesus sends out the disciples to proclaim the Good News. Our gathering here, like many such gatherings around the world, is one of the fruits of their labors. As we worship here today, let us take time to be thankful to God for all the disciples who have gone before us to spread the Good News. St. Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Arlington, Texas a suburb in the middle of the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. For more information, go to our website at www.stjoe88.org or call us at 817-472-5181. Thank you for listening and God bless.

11th Sunday of Ordinary Time with Fr Daniel Kelley. Our readings today are very much about forgiveness. What a wonder­ful thing to come to church and be able to celebrate God’s forgiving love! As our celebration proceeds today, let us listen for all the signs of our forgiving, merciful God, and let us give thanks and praise that our God loves us so. Happy Father's Day! St. Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Arlington, Texas a suburb in the middle of the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. For more information, go to our website at www.stjoe88.org or call us at 817-472-5181. Thank you for listening and God bless.

10th Sunday of Ordinary Time homily with Fr. Daniel Kelley. Today marks our return to the Sundays of Ordinary Time. Right away we find ourselves listening to stories about the dead being restored to life and Saint Paul being raised from spiritual death through his con­version. Now, we may not be able to raise the dead, but perhaps we can lift the spirits of a struggling parent. We may not be able to convert someone like Paul, but we can proclaim the Good News and let God take care of the rest. Today let us pray to begin Ordinary Time listening for what God wants us to do. St. Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Arlington, Texas a suburb in the middle of the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. For more information, go to our website at www.stjoe88.org or call us at 817-472-5181. Thank you for listening and God bless.

Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ "Corpus Christi" with Fr. Daniel Kelley, pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Arlington, TX Today we remember in a special way the gift of the Holy Eucharist, first given to us by Jesus at the Last Supper. This is a gift that we celebrate weekly, some of us even daily—Christ’s Body and Blood given for our salvation and for our nourishment. We are so familiar with it that every now and then we need a reminder of how profound a gift it is. So let us give thanks and praise to God especially today for this great gift of the Eucharist. St. Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Arlington, Texas a suburb in the middle of the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. For more information, go to our website at www.stjoe88.org or call us at 817-472-5181. Thank you for listening and God bless.

Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity with Fr. Daniel Kelley. The sacred mystery of the Holy Trinity is the focus of our celebration today. Our loving God is three Persons whose relationship of love is the model for all human relationships. As we pray together today, let us give thanks and praise to the God who made us in the divine image to love and be love for one another. St. Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Arlington, Texas a suburb in the middle of the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. For more information, go to our website at www.stjoe88.org or call us at 817-472-5181. Thank you for listening and God bless.

Solemnity of Pentecost with Fr. Daniel Kelley. Our fifty-day celebration of the Easter season concludes today as we celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit to the new church. This day, known sometimes as the “birthday of the church,” is also a day to celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit into our own lives. Let us give thanks and praise to God for the many gifts of the Holy Spirit. Come, Holy Spirit, and fill the hearts of your faithful! St. Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Arlington, Texas a suburb in the middle of the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. For more information, go to our website at www.stjoe88.org or call us at 817-472-5181. Thank you for listening and God bless.

Easter Sunday with Fr. Daniel Kelley, pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church. St. Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Arlington, Texas a suburb in the middle of the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. For more information, go to our website at www.stjoe88.org or call us at 817-472-5181. Thank you for listening and God bless.

Solemnity of the Ascension with Fr. Daniel Kelley. Our Easter season continues today with the great celebration of the Ascension of our Lord into heaven. Often we don’t know what we are capable of until we have to take responsibility for something ourselves. Perhaps Jesus knew this trait of human nature when he chose to leave us on our own. Of course, he promised the Holy Spirit to help us. Our prayer together today can be that we will be faithful witnesses to all that God has done for us.  

6th Sunday of Easter with Fr. Daniel Kelley. We renew our Easter joy this day by gathering to celebrate the peace that Jesus Christ has given us to carry forth into the world. Let us give praise and thanks to God for such a gift, and pray that we can be a peaceful people in all that we do. St. Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Arlington, Texas a suburb in the middle of the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. For more information, go to our website at www.stjoe88.org or call us at 817-472-5181. Thank you for listening and God bless.

5th Sunday of Easter with Fr. Daniel Kelley. On this Fifth Sunday of Easter, Jesus’ new command to us is to love one another as he has loved us. In a world that seems to be marked more and more by intolerance and suspicion, following this command can seem to be extraordinarily difficult. As we move through our celebra¬tion today, let us pray to our loving God to inspire in our hearts a deep abiding love for everyone in our world. St. Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Arlington, Texas a suburb in the middle of the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. For more information, go to our website at www.stjoe88.org or call us at 817-472-5181. Thank you for listening and God bless.

4th Sunday of Easter by Fr. Daniel Kelley, pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Arlington, TX. As we gather to continue our Easter celebration on this Good Shepherd Sunday, we know that God has given us the gift of many good shep¬herds over the years. Some have even given their lives for their faith. Listening to God’s word today and sharing this Eucharist, let us give thanks for them and pray for the ability to discern and encourage new shepherds who will guide us with wisdom and grace. St. Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Arlington, Texas a suburb in the middle of the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. For more information, go to our website at www.stjoe88.org or call us at 817-472-5181. Thank you for listening and God bless.

Friday of the Passion of the Lord  (Good Friday) with Fr. Daniel Kelley. As we continue our celebration of this sacred three-day liturgy, we are invited to ponder what great love God has for us, that God’s only Son endured this Passion for us and for our sins. Let us listen to the story of this amazing love, which begins with the words of Isaiah describing God’s suffering servant and Saint Paul’s proclamation of Christ the High Priest. Let us be moved by this great love that will end not in death, but in victory over death, and allow ourselves to be transformed and freed from our sins. St. Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Arlington, Texas a suburb in the middle of the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. For more information, go to our website at www.stjoe88.org or call us at 817-472-5181. Thank you for listening and God bless.

Holy Thursday at St. Joseph Catholic Church. Tonight we embark on the three-day liturgy that we call the Sacred Triduum. On these most sacred days of the year we celebrate the very heart of who we are as God’s holy people. As we recall Jesus’ passion, death, and resurrection, let us be mindful that the Paschal Mystery is part of our lives today—Christ is dying and rising in us. May tonight’s Eucharist strengthen us for this three-day pilgrimage and lead us to new life with our risen Lord. Thursday Evening of the Lord’s Supper. St. Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Arlington, Texas a suburb in the middle of the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. For more information, go to our website at www.stjoe88.org or call us at 817-472-5181. Thank you for listening and God bless.

25th Anniversay Mass Solemnity of St Joseph by Fr. Daniel Kelley pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Arlington, Texas.

Palm Sunday Homily by Fr. Daniel Kelley, pastor at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Arlington, TX. We have spent this Lent in prayer and sacrifice. As we gather here today, we will bless these palm branches and carry them high in honor of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Let us carry with us throughout this holiest of weeks this sense of honoring our Lord as we retrace his steps through Jerusalem to Calvary. May these palms be reminders to us not of our failures and sins, but of Christ’s great victory over sin and death, and his rule over our hearts for ever.

5th Sunday of Lent Fr. Daniel Kelley pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Arlington TX. As we gather here today, let us take stock of how the Lenten season has gone for us so far. Perhaps we haven’t done everything we had hoped we could do when Lent began. If we take today’s liturgy to heart, we just might see that we can’t do it alone. We need the help of our loving and merciful God, who opens up paths in even the most difficult ter¬rain. Let us pray today for the grace of new determination, with God’s help, to carry out our Lenten disciplines. St. Joseph Catholic Church is located at 1927 SW Green Oaks Blvd in Arlington TX.

4th Sunday of Lent by Fr Daniel Kelley pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Arlington, TX. We rejoice this Laetare Sunday, at the halfway mark of our season of Lent. Not because we have less than three weeks of Lenten sacrifices remaining, but because our celebration today reminds us that God is always ready to forgive, always willing to be reconciled with us. How have our Lenten disciplines opened us up to the wonder of God’s rec¬onciling love? How are we willing to be likewise reconciled with our loved ones, our neighbors, and even those who have hurt us?

3rd Sunday of Lent Fr. Daniel Kelley homily. Now into the third week of the Season of Lent, our Sunday Gospel prepares us to hear Lent's call to conversion and repentance. Today's reading is found in the chapters of Luke's Gospel that describe Jesus' journey to Jerusalem. During this journey, Jesus teaches and heals. He must also respond to those who question and challenge his authority and actions. There is no parallel in Mark's or Matthew's Gospels for today's reading from Luke. While Mark and Matthew describe an incident in which Jesus curses the fig tree, today's reading makes the barren fig tree the subject of a parable. Fr. Daniel Kelley is the pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Arlington, TX

When music sensation Billy the Bopper is framed for murder on the night of his Big City debut, he flees the scene in a panic. Can Lambert and Virginia find Billy in time, or will the law nab him before the truth comes out? Story by Daniel Kelley.