In this second of six presentations we hear about some of the key elements that have been a part of the Mass from the very beginning of the Church, in particular the reading of Sacred Scripture and the elements of bread and wine that become the Body and Blood of Christ.
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The well known parable of the rich man and Lazarus offers a powerful reminder that we have been given what we need to know the Lord. May we draw up these great gifts: Church teaching, Scripture, Sacraments, Prayer, Fellowship, and the example of the Saints!
Mass Readings – Thursday of the 2nd Week of Lent
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Archive of Fr. Andrew’s Podcasts
Monday Conversation – 25 Minutes
Lent provides a wonderful opportunity to implement new actions that draw us closer to the Lord and one another. As we reflect on our current situation, consider ways that speak to our interests, and integrate the sacraments of the Church, we find ourselves poised to make this the best Lent ever.
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Archive of Fr. Andrew’s Podcasts
Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast
Mass Readings – Tuesday of the 3rd Week of the Year (St. Francis de Sales)
Jesus teaches in the Gospel today that all who do God’s will are part of his family. Through prayer, Scripture, sacraments and fellowship we become spiritually fruitful as we offer our lives to the Lord.
Monday Conversation: Great Advent ideas to prepare for Christmas (28 Minutes)
Fr. Andrew shares some of the Advent ideas that people shared with him on his Facebook page in the areas of Prayer, Scripture, Spiritual Reading, Liturgy, and Family Life.
Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast
Mass Readings – Saturday of the 27th Week of the Year
The Lord invites us (in only 44 words!) to hear God’s word and practice it every day.
Fr. Andrew’s Daily Mass Homily Podcast
Mass Readings – Thursday of the 21st Week of the Year
Jesus offers a parable, reminding us to stay awake and alert so that we are always prepared for whatever might happen in life.
Catholic Inspiration – Podcast Archives of Homilies & Talks
Three Great Things 