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Fr. Fred Jenga, C.S.C. is president of Holy Cross Family Ministries, originally established by Venerable Father Patrick Peyton, C.S.C. to promote family prayer for peace. Today, HCFM is an international organization of ministries including Family Rosary, the Peyton Institute for Domestic Church Life, the Catholic Mom blog, and Family Theater Productions. Special Guest: Fr. Fred Jenga, C.S.C..

In this episode, Fr. John and Mary welcome Fr. Mark Moriarty from Ireland and together they break open the great grace that is the Sacrament of Confession that restores us to communion with God and one another. Leviticus 13:1-2, 44-46 (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Leviticus+13&version=NCB) ====== Have a comment about this podcast? Contact us! Click To Learn More About ACTS XXIX (https://www.actsxxix.org/) Special Guest: Fr. Mark Moriarty.

On the Fifth Sunday of Lent, Fr. David Hust preached on the Gospel passage of Lazarus rising from the dead, a powerful reading but with many questions - why would Jesus, who cares deeply for Lazarus, intentionally delay his arrival? In this final stretch of Lent, listen to Fr. David expand on the role suffering can play in our relationship with Jesus, and how we can grow closer and more open with Him. Special Guest: Fr. David Hust.

On the 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Fr. Jesse preached about what our relationship with God's law and love should be. Do we love our neighbor? Should we follow God's law out of compulsion or fear? Adhering to God's law ought to be a response of love, to God's love, so listen to Fr. Jesse's homily now! Special Guest: Fr. Jesse Garcia.

On the First Sunday in Lent, Fr. Mathew preached about how Lent is the perfect time to identify what is unbecoming of God in our lives, and let go of whatever that is. That way, we can let God be the God of our lives. Fr. Mathew also shared about Eden Nivas, an ongoing project by the Missionaries of St. Francis de Sales for their retired clergy. Listen now! Special Guest: Fr. Mathew Thottyil.

On the 4th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. David Hust preached about the power and beauty of the Beatitudes - an encapsulation of His teachings, as well as a teaching of who we are to be. Listen now! Special Guest: Fr. David Hust.

On the 4th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Fr. Jesse kicked off Catholic Schools Week with a homily diving into the Beatitudes by relating it to the Cube of Love - a Focolare tool to help keep Christ in every aspect of our day. Listen now! Special Guest: Fr. Jesse Garcia.

In the first homily of 2023 at St. Anthony, Fr. David preached on how the face of Jesus shines upon us, how we can grow in our love and adoration of the Lord, and how growing closer to Mary can help us grow closer to her Son. Listen now! Special Guest: Fr. David Hust.

Special Guest Fr. Anthony Sortino's homily on the Epiphany of the Lord

How blessed are we that God would enter into our mess and we might be able to celebrate the joy of Christmas. Listen to Fr. David Hust's homily from Christmas Eve at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in The Woodlands, TX. Special Guest: Fr. David Hust.

Christmas is a joyful time - but what, or better yet who, is the source of that joy? Listen to Fr. Jesse's Christmas Eve homily from St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church. Special Guest: Fr. Jesse Garcia.

Nov. 16- Special Guest: Fr. Braun

On the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, our pastor Fr. Jesse Garcia preached about the idols that can "dethrone" Christ as the King of our lives, the difference between the two thieves crucified next to Jesus, and how Christian faith requires radical changes in order to be authentic. Special Guest: Fr. Jesse Garcia.

On the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, Fr. David Hust preached on the reign of our Lord, and proposed an important reflection - while Christ may be King of the Universe, is He is the King of my life? Special Guest: Fr. David Hust.

As part of the Missionary Cooperative Plan, which invites a missionary to preach at a parish for missionary appeals, we were joined by Fr. Osas Onaiwu, a Somascan Father, who joined us for the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time to tell us about their mission in Nigeria. Fr. Osas preached about how we must be unafraid of the end times while having a faith that endures hardship, and invited us to join the Somascan Fathers in caring for, and protecting, the youth of Nigeria. Donate to the Missions Appeal here: https://pushpay.com/g/stanthonysecondcollections Special Guest: Fr. Osas Onaiwu.

With the end of the liturgical year coming up, Fr. David Hust preached on the 32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time about how we are called by Christ, the Bridegroom, how marriage can reflect the supernatural unity desired for us by God, and how we should shift our focus on four important truths of our faith - heaven, hell, purgatory and death. Listen now! Special Guest: Fr. David Hust.

On the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Fr. Jesse Garcia preaches on the story of the 10 lepers, and how we - as spiritual lepers - should show gratitude to our loving God, who has no real need of our worship, but still graciously accepts it anyway. Special Guest: Fr. Jesse Garcia.

On the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time, we heard about the 10 lepers who were healed by Jesus, with only one returning. Just like those 9 lepers who didn't return, our world and society is increasingly focused on individualism and self - so what can we do? Fr. David Hust preached how we, as faith-filled citizens, can bring honor and justice to God, vote with a clear, Catholic, conscience, and do our part to bring order to a disordered world. And a reminder: if you are struggling with this message or find yourself believing some of these ideologies that were discussed and maybe didn't realize were intrinsically evil - know first and foremost that you are loved. And it's precisely because you are loved by God and us that we are called to oppose the ideologies, because these ideologies don't lead to happiness and human flourishing. Special Guest: Fr. David Hust.

Fr. Jesse Garcia preaches on the 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time about how the story of the rich man and Lazarus shows how we are called to love our neighbors with the same level that we love ourself, and to avoid sins of omission as well as those of commission. Special Guest: Fr. Jesse Garcia.

There were multiple powerful parables in the Gospel reading on the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time, and Fr. Jesse Garcia preached on how the path of the parable son is very similar to the path we all walk in our faith journey. Special Guest: Fr. Jesse Garcia.

Fr. David is back from his summer in Vermont learning Spanish, and returned to St. Anthony of Padua to preach on the Eucharistic Revival, power of humility, and more during the 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time. Special Guest: Fr. David Hust.

"I have come to set the earth on fire, and how I wish it were already blazing!" These are powerful words from Jesus, taken from the Gospel of Luke, which Fr. Mathew reflected on during the 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Listen to Fr. Mathew's homily on how we can fearlessly proclaim God's love, and help spread teh fire. Special Guest: Fr. Mathew Thottyil.

On the 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time, we heard powerful readings warning to "take care to guard against all greed." Fr. Jesse Garcia shared a homily reflecting on why this is especially important in our faith lives, as well as look at two inspiring saints and what we can learn from them. Special Guest: Fr. Jesse Garcia.

On the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Fr. Jesse reflects on the story of Martha & Mary, what we can learn from each sister, and the immense power of living a contemplative life. Listen now! Special Guest: Fr. Jesse Garcia.

What do the Blues Brothers and the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time have in common? They're both about being on a mission! God calls us to be missionary disciples. Listen to Fr. Jesse's homily from St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church. Special Guest: Fr. Jesse Garcia.

Fr. Harrison returns to the podcast to discuss his book, Mysterion: The Revelatory Power of the Sacramental Worldview (https://paulinestore.com/mysterion-the-revelatory-power-of-sacramental-worldview-qs1005939-198267.html). Special Guest: Fr. Harrison Ayre.

A passionate priest involved in a thriving Kansas college ministry, a top-notch Coordinator of Development & Communications at a bustling Catholic parish in Texas, and an aging, bearded Podcaster all walk into a bar - this isn't the start of a weird joke, that's just the crowd that we have on Episode 37 of Beyond the Bulletin! Drew and Nate Hoffman are just like most brothers - except for the fact that Drew got to preach at Nate's wedding, and Nate can be absolved of his sins by Drew. Calling in from Kansas, Fr. Drew joins Nate and Gomer to talk about what it's like to be involved in college ministry, why it can be harder to form passionate Catholics for marriage rather than anyone else, the pitfalls of a Catholic university, the Hoffman's mutual love of golf, and much much more! This is not an episode you want to miss - tune in now! Special Guest: Fr. Drew Hoffman.

Fr. Jesse preaches at the 1pm Spanish Mass about how love produces obedience, the role of the Holy Spirit, and what we can learn from Him. // Padre Jesse predica en la Misa en español de la 1pm sobre cómo el amor produce obediencia, el papel del Espíritu Santo y lo que podemos aprender de Él. Special Guest: Fr. Jesse Garcia.

Fr. Mathew Thottyil reflects on how we need to make room for the Holy Spirit in our lives on the 6th Sunday of Easter at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in The Woodlands, TX. Special Guest: Fr. Mathew Thottyil.

On the 6th Sunday of Easter, Fr. David Hust reflects on the great Gospel passage of Jesus telling His disciples, “Whoever loves me will keep my word, and my Father will love him" as well as the powerful introduction of the Holy Spirit. Listen now! Special Guest: Fr. David Hust.

Matt had the pleasure of being a guest on Real Presence Radio out in the Midwest, on a show hosted by none other than our most recent special guest Fr. Richard Kunst, to talk about the origins of The Popecast and his own personal favorite popes and papal history stories, among other things. PATREON: https://patreon.com/thepopecast FB / Twitter / Instagram: @thepopecast EMAIL: matt@thepopecast.fm NEWSLETTER: https://popes.substack.com Special Guest: Fr. Richard Kunst.

On the 4th Sunday of Easter, coinciding with Mother's Day, Fr. David Hust preaches on how we must listen to our Blessed Mother, as she possess the wisdom, humility, and example to help lead us to holiness, away from the evils of the world, and ultimately, to her Son. Special Guest: Fr. David Hust.

On the second Sunday of Easter, commonly known as Divine Mercy Sunday, Fr. David Hust reflected on the Gospel passage of Doubting Thomas, and what we can learn from his unbelief. Special Guest: Fr. David Hust.

Alleluia, Jesus is risen! Happy Easter from St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church! On Easter Sunday, Fr. Jesse Garcia reflected on the Resurrection of Jesus Chirst by imploring us to view everyone and everything through a unique, life-changing lens: Easter eyes. Special Guest: Fr. Jesse Garcia.

On Palm Sunday, Fr. David reflects on the Gospel reading of Our Lord's Passion, facing us with an important question: what have we done? Special Guest: Fr. David Hust.

Today's episode is one we've been very excited to bring you all for a long time. Our guest, Fr. Richard Kunst, is the curator of the world's largest collection of papal memorabilia and artifacts outside of the Vatican. Our conversation covers everything from how Fr. Rich's collection came to be, some of the coolest and strangest articles he's seen, his appearances on Pawn Stars, and (in the patron-only bonus section) even some never-before-heard stories about BOTH Popes John Paul. In addition to curating this great collection, Fr. Rich is a priest of the Diocese of Duluth Minnesota, pastor of St. James Parish in Duluth, and believe it or not, was even at one time Fr. Mike Schmitz's vocation director when the latter was in formation for the priesthood. FR. RICH'S WEBSITE: https://www.papalartifacts.com Michelangelo & the Pope's Ceiling [Book recommendation from Patron-Only Bonus section]: https://amzn.to/3KkQqTb PATREON: https://patreon.com/thepopecast FB / Twitter / Instagram: @thepopecast EMAIL: matt@thepopecast.fm NEWSLETTER: https://popes.substack.com Special Guest: Fr. Richard Kunst.

On the 5th Sunday of Lent, the Catechumens at St. Anthony of Padua Cathoic faced the Third Scrutiny at the 6PM Mass. Featuring different readings from the normal 5th Sunday of Lent, Fr. David Hust dove into the readings of Lazarus' death, what we can learn from the way Jesus acted in the face of his friend's death, and how suffering can be an instrument of conversion in our hearts. Special Guest: Fr. David Hust.

Fr. Jesse Garcia preaches during the 4th Sunday of Lent on the Gospel story of the Prodigal Son, and what we can learn from reflecting on our connections to the characters in this immensely powerful parable. Special Guest: Fr. Jesse Garcia.

In this episode, Fr. John and Mary talk with Fr. Brandon Macadaeg, Rector of The Cathedral of Christ the Light in Oakland, CA about how he and his team are mobilizing for mission and offering hope to God's people coming out of the pandemic. Have a comment about this podcast? Contact us! To learn more about ACTS XXIX, visit our site (https://www.actsxxix.org). Subscribe to our weekly article (https://mailchi.mp/actsxxix/subscribe). We've published our first book (https://www.actsxxix.org/storestock/p/tccn) with a foreword by Fr. John Riccardo! Special Guest: Fr. Brandon Macadaeg.

Fr. David Hust preaches on the Feast of the Transfiguration about how we are called to cast off the things of the world, and instead focus on our heavenly path. Special Guest: Fr. David Hust.

Chapters! Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P. talks about his new book. Well, he wants to but Gomer doesn't let him for the first 60 minutes. Instead, GOMER HAS QUESTIONS! Recorded on Feb 23, 2022, so, you know, better late than never! Special Guest: Fr. Gregory Pine, OP.

The Franciscan Option/The Secret of Franciscan Poverty/Emptiness and Humility/Trivia The Dunces welcome special guest Fr. Agustino Torres, CFR, to shed some light on what St. Francis can teach us about renewing the Church and the world today. Dr. Meinert asks about the secret to Franciscan poverty, Avera wants to know how best to empty herself so that God can fill her, and Catherine asks for tips on becoming humble. Fr. Agustino drops copious wisdom on all of us, so buckle up. At the end, the Dunces play a small game of Franciscan Trivia, which comes down to a final championship round. Humiliation is then manifested, and maybe a little humility, too. "No Frills Salsa - Alternate", "The Descent" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Special Guest: Fr. Agustino Torres, CFR.

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Our special guest this week is Fr. Harrison from Clerically Speaking – not only is Fr. Harrison a huge fan of Pope Benedict XVI, he's writing his doctoral thesis on the guy! But don't worry, this episode isn't super heady or academic as much as it is simply Matt & Fr. Harrison nerding out on their shared love for Pope Benedict XVI and why he's just as important to the average person in the pews as he is to the great Catholic intellectual tradition as a whole. Special Guest: Fr. Harrison Ayre.

Fr. Terry Miller of St. Matthews Episcopal Church talks with us about how he became a priest, the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the the hope that can come from the suffering in our lives. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com Special Guest: Fr. Terry Miller.

Fr. Jeffrey Kirby discusses his new book “Thy Kingdom Come” — which deals with living the Lord's Prayer in everyday life — with TCT Editor in Chief Robert Royal. Watch this podcast on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FV0POKU51SA&feature=emb_title). Special Guest: Fr. Jeffrey Kirby.

“If we don't teach them how to follow a call to holiness, they won't have any direction.” Dan talks with Fr. Fred Gaglia about how he first found NET, his experience with inviting youth into the Church, and the universal call to sainthood. In This Episode Introduction How Fr. Fred Found NET Evangelization to Youth Invitation Identity Experience with Pastoral Guidance Advice on Darkness Call to Sainthood Mentioned in the show: Camp Wapo Contact us at podcast@netusa.org Pull Quotes “The great joy is to see young people so free when they come to worship.” “God is a God of order, not of chaos.” “You can see burdens being lifted from their shoulders.” “There are models of saints for every age group.” “He takes you for who you are because He created you uniquely.” “Be a living, active disciple… And just watch the conversions that will come.”Special Guest: Fr. Fred Gaglia.

“It's about what God can do in us as long as we surrender.” Dan Driver talks with Fr. Frankie Mulgrew about his background as a comedian, his decision to enter seminary, the power of the sacraments, and the beauty of Marian Consecration in this special edition of the NET Ministries podcast. In This Episode Introduction Fr. Frankie in the Midwest & his introduction to NET Fr. Frankie's background Show business OCD & Depression The power of the sacraments Call to priesthood & Our Lady's role Marian Consecration Scripture course in the Holy Land Mentioned in the show: (00:20) Camp Wapo (25:38) St. Louis de Montfort Marian Consecration (25:50)33 Day Consecration by John Pridmore (26:39) John Pridmore on Youtube (26:42) From Gangland to Promised Land by John Pridmore (27:27) 33 Days to Morning Glory by Fr. Michael Gaitley (31:10) Wedding Feast at Cana, John 2:1-12 Contact us at podcast@netusa.org Pull Quotes “As a loving Mother, she will always be there for us.” “All she ever wants to do is just take us to Jesus.” “In every given situation, we need God.” “Through your weakness, through your brokenness, you can bring glory to God's household.”Special Guest: Fr. Frankie Mulgrew.

Dan and Fr. Brian Park have a lively discussion on some of the things that Catholics miss or may have forgotten.Special Guest: Fr. Brian Park.