Category Archives: Podcast

2nd Sunday of the Year – Listening to the Lord’s Call. Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Homily Podcast

Mass Readings – 2nd Sunday of the Year

Isaiah, Paul, and John the Baptist all respond to the Lord’s call for their lives.  Their example inspires us to listen to our hearts, to others and to the Lord so that we might proclaim, like the response in the psalm today, “Hear am I Lord, I come to do your will!”

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Note: Thought I’d post a picture of my niece, Lucy, as I included her brothers and sister in recent posts.  Love you, Lucy!


Daily Mass: Christ meets us where we are. Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast

Mass Readings – Saturday of the 1st Week of the Year

We discover from the Letter to the Hebrews and the Gospel of Mark three powerful insights about the Lord which can inspire us to draw near to the one who knows us and meets us where we are in life…that we might grow in grace.

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Photo Credit: Stained Glass Window, St. Patrick Catholic Church, Bisbee, Arizona


Daily Mass: Rise, pick up your mat, and walk! Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast

Mass Readings – Friday of the 1st Week of the Year

Another podcast from Indiana…this time with Fr. Andrew’s nephews Drew & Dominic.  They discuss the miracle of the paralytic, where Jesus both forgives sins and heals the body at the same time.


Daily Mass: The healing power of Christ. Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast

Mass Readings – Thursday of the 1st Week of the Year

While on vacation visiting family in Indiana, Fr. Andrew has a conversation with his niece about how Jesus heals a leper in the Gospel today.


Daily Mass: The Lord makes it better. Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast

Mass Readings – Wednesday of the 1st Week of the Year

We see in the Lord’s ministry examples of healing, preaching, and driving out demons…and we look at the ways that we can continue the Lord’s work to bring life and hope to those in need.

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Photo credit: The Passion of the Christ


Daily Mass: The Lord casts out demons. Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast

Mass Readings – Tuesday of the 1st Week of the Year

The Lord’s rebuke of an unclean spirit in the Gospel of Mark reminds us that not only is evil a part of our lives, but that we have an obligation to confront it with the grace and strength that comes to us through Jesus Christ.


The Epiphany of the Lord. Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Homily Podcast

Mass Readings – The Epiphany of the Lord

The Magi were guided through the illumination of knowledge and faith to the Christ Child.  We, too, can be guided through the challenges of life when we we use our minds to the best of our ability and get down on our knees to pray for wisdom.


Christmas Season: Do whatever he tells you! Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast

Mass Readings – Christmas Season (Jan. 7th)

The wedding at Cana in Galilee offers a glimpse at the relationship between Mary and Jesus…helping us to understand that when we allow the Lord to work in our lives we discover that what he wants is nothing less than the best.


Christmas Season: One mightier than I is coming. Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast

Mass Readings – Christmas Season (Jan 6th)

John the Baptist proclaims that “one mightier than I is coming” into the world.  As we encounter the mystery of God we have the opportunity to let go of our need to control and receive the blessing of heavenly grace.


Christmas Season: Let us love in deed and in truth. Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast

Mass Readings – Christmas Season (St. John Neumann)

The first reading invites us to love one another in deed and in truth, putting our faith into practice as we recognize the needs of those around us and respond with the compassion of Jesus Christ.