Catholic Audio Media Podcast

Testifying to the Whole Truth

What was really happening when Jesus stood before Pilate?

 

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Whom Must We Be?

Daniel the Prophet gives us an ancient understanding of the bodily resurrection from the dead? What does that mean for us today. 

She Knows

The widow who contributes her mite. We know nothing about her, but we may have an idea. 

The Spooky House

This is a Hallowe'en story about not doing what you are not supposed to do. It has some scary elements but does not have a scary ending. Designed originally as a story homily, it is too long to deliver at a Catholic Mass, so I uploaded it to be used as an activity. 

 

 

 

Live Your Baptism

St. Paul reminds us that we must be true to our Baptism and be whom we claim to be, disciples of Christ. Those, even if they be bishops or priest who do not heed his warning will fall to the ominous words of St. John Chrysostom. 

St. Teresa's Road

18th Week in Ordinary Time Year B (August 5, 2018) If Jesus offers us the greatest treasure, the road to it must be difficult. Fr. Carr explains. 

Shepherds for Today

We have a calling to be shepherds to those around us. 

The Call to Repentance

Jesus sends out his disciples to bring healing and cast out demons, but their first mandate is what opens the door for people to see Christ's power in their midst. 

Are We Unable to See Jesus in Our Midst

Speaking on the Gospel for the 14th Sunday in Year B Mk 6:1-6, Fr Robert J Carr discusses attitudes that weaken the Church and her power in  Christ. 

Why Jesus Christ?

Jesus' healings in Today's Gospel do more than give healing and life to others. What they do is something that affects us to this day. It is something that is even at the base of our current culture wars.