Category Archives: Podcast

Daily Mass: Receive Christ, the Bread of Life. Catholic Inspiration

Jesus states that he is “the Bread of Life” and when we draw near to Him we will never hunger nor thirst again.  We need this spiritual nourishment to grow and thrive in this life…and in preparation for the next.

Mass Readings – Tuesday of the 3rd Week of Easter

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3rd Sunday of the Year: The power of the resurrection. Catholic Inspiration

One of the hallmarks of the Early Church was the transformation that took place in the hearts of the disciples.  Standing before the Risen Lord, they were freed from the fear of sin and death as they opened their hearts to the power of repentance.  Their example inspires us to call upon God for the grace we need every day to walk in the light His love.

Mass Readings – 3rd Sunday of Easter

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Daily Mass: Responding to the needs around us. Catholic Inspiration

As the early Church began to grow new ministries were called for as needs were discerned.  This is how the Church continues to thrive today: we recognize the need, call forth the people and are guided by key principles to direct our effort.  Now get to work!

Mass Readings – Saturday of the 2nd Week of Easter

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Daily Mass: God feeds us, body and soul. Catholic Inspiration

Anyone who loves cooking knows the wonderful smell of fresh baked bread.  Our bodies require daily nourishment to thrive, and we rely on spiritual food for our relationship with the Lord.  Jesus offers both in John’s account today of the miracle of the fish and loaves.

Mass Readings – Friday of the 2nd Week of Easter

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Daily Mass: Light and Darkness. Catholic Inspiration

While today’s passage from the Gospel of John remains one of the most well known and beloved of all Scripture, the verses that follow indicate the choice that we all have to make.  Do we seek Christ, the Light of the world, or do we prefer darkness…because our deeds are evil?  May we face our temptations and resolutely follow the Lord, whose light shines in our world and helps us find our way.

Mass Readings – Wednesday of the 2nd Week of Easter (St. Stanislaus)

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Daily Mass: Born from above, by the power of the Holy Spirit. Catholic Inspiration

Jesus speaks with Nicodemus about the Holy Spirit.  We have received this Spirit in our hearts at Baptism, and the Lord gives us the strength and wisdom to make our way through this life to Heaven.  Our task: to let the Spirit work in our lives!

Mass Readings – Tuesday of the 2nd Week of Easter

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2nd Sunday of Easter: United in mind and heart

The unity of the disciples through gratitude, love and peace offers us an example of how we draw together today with the people God puts in our lives.  This is is not easy work…but it is worth it!

Mass Readings – 2nd Sunday of Easter

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Daily Mass: Boldness and Belief. Catholic Inspiration

As the disciples moved from doubt to bold belief, we see the process that often accompanies our transformation in faith.  We need time to understand, integrate and apply God’s grace to our lives; may this Easter season help us to proclaim the Good News with boldness!

Mass Readings – Saturday of the Octave of Easter

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Daily Mass: A true fishing story! Catholic Inspiration

The Risen Lord appears to some of the disciples while they are fishing on the Sea of Galilee.  Their encounter reveals that God gives us what we need so that we can face the challenges in life.

Mass Readings – Friday of the Octave of Easter

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Daily Mass: You are witnesses of these things. Catholic Inspiration

After the resurrection Jesus appears to the Apostles and explains how he has fulfilled the prophecies within the Sacred Scriptures; that it was necessary for the Christ to suffer, die and be raised on the third day.  He concludes this passage with a powerful exhortation, “You are witnesses of these things.”  Our faith was built on the witness of others, and our lived example of faith helps others encounter the Risen Lord today.

Mass Readings – Thursday of the Octave of Easter

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