Category Archives: Podcast

School Mass: Go Home to your Family. Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s School Homily Podcast

As we wrap up the academic year at Cathedral School, we close one chapter of our lives and prepare for a new adventure with summer vacation.  Our homework: Go home to our family and share the light of Christ!

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Daily Mass: The Visitation of Mary. Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast

Readings for the Feast of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary

The encounter between Mary and Elizabeth is one of great joy, and Mary’s Magnificat proclaims God’s goodness.  May our voices echo this song of praise today by what we say and do for the Lord.

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The Nativity Story.  2006.  New Line Cinema.


The Body & Blood of Christ. Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Homily Podcast 

Mass Readings – The Feast of the Body & Blood of Christ

We all have those people in our lives who pour out their hearts to feed others tasty, wholesome food.  In much the same way, the Lord offers us the Eucharist that we might have the spiritual food we need to strengthen us on our journey through life.

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Daily Mass: Loving & Helping Others. Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast

Daily Mass Readings – Friday of the 8th Week of the Year

Some enthusiastic 2nd graders from Cathedral School help Fr. Andrew with the reading from 1st Peter in the Scriptures today!

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Daily Mass: Living Stones. Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast

Daily Mass Readings – Thursday of the 8th Week of Ordinary Time

St. Peter describes us as “Living Stones” built up into the people of God.  May we draw on the Lord for the strength we need as we support and encourage one another!


Daily Mass: The Love of Christ above all else. Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast

Daily Mass Readings – Tuesday of the 8th Week of Ordinary Time

The Gospel today reminds that the love of God is the source of all love from which all other loves and graces find their meaning and power.  Do we love Christ above all else?  Do we place God first in our hearts?  May we continue to commit our lives to Jesus – in whose Sacred Heart flows the Love of God!

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Christ and the Rich Young Ruler, Heinrich Hofmann; 1 June 1889, 480 x 599 pixels, Riverside Church, New York, NY.

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The Most Holy Trinity. Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Most Holy Trinity Homily Podcast

The Most Holy Trinity Readings

The Trinity is the central mystery of the Christian faith, invoked every time we make the Sign of the Cross.  This mystery – a communion of love – inspires us to foster the same loving communion in every aspect of our lives.

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Daily Mass: The Pain of Divorce. Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast

Daily Readings – Friday of the 7th Week of Ordinary Time

The reality of divorce touches all of us.  What’s more, the Gospel reading today reminds us that divorce has been issue from the very beginning.  In the messy and difficult moments of life, may our faith in Christ give us strength to build up marriage and help comfort those who are struggling with divorce.

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Daily Mass: The Natural Consequences of Good & Evil. Catholic Inspiration

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Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast

Daily Mass Readings – Thursday of the 7th Week of Ordinary Time

Both James and the Lord point out the natural consequences of good and evil in the Scripture readings today.  Our choices have real effect in our lives, both natural and spiritual.  May we seek God above all else, allowing the grace of Jesus Christ to guide what we say and what we do.

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Daily Mass: What side are you on?

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Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast – Wednesday of the 7th Week of Ordinary Time

Daily Mass Readings

The Gospel reading challenges us to offer our lives for the Lord – sharing our gifts and talents to bring life to the world.