Homily Podcasts

What happened months after 9-11? The up-tick in the numbers of people attending Mass disappeared. Why? Also, why is there a prodigal relationship between our parishes? There are some people who have an attitude not-unlike the older brother of the prodigal. That cannot continue!

Jesus said in today’s Gospel that we must “hate” our family members – and ourselves – to be His disciple. What does He mean?… …read more

Source:: Fr. Frank Jindra’s Homily Podcasts

Jesus tells us we must be strong to enter the gate of heaven. “Strive to enter …” He says. How do we get that strength? By being purified, tempered in the furnace of the discipline of God, as the writer of Hebrews tells us.

Jesus tells us we must be strong to enter the gate of heaven. “Strive to enter …” He says. How do we get that strength? By being purified, tempered in the furnace of the discipline of God, as the writer of Hebrews tells us.

We are surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses whose faith is ever an example to us. We are in the arena of faith. These witnesses have already finished THEIR race, and now cheer us on to the prize. Not Olympic gold, silver, or bronze, the the […]

Faith Believes!
Hope Receives!
Charity Sustains! …read more

Source:: Fr. Frank Jindra’s Homily Podcasts

After enduring these last few weeks of political conventions, and listening to the readings for this weekend, it seems clear that the conventions were the antithesis of the call of this weekend’s readings. Review Philippians 4:8 as another context of Paul’s thoughts to the Colossians!! Also remember […]

After enduring these last few weeks of political conventions, and listening to the readings for this weekend, it seems clear that the conventions were the antithesis of the call of this weekend’s readings. Review Philippians 4:8 as another context of Paul’s thoughts to the Colossians!! Also remember […]

By the work of the Cross, Christ “obliterated” our sin, took sin, death, and the devil captive, and made us sacred beings – no longer just human beings, we are sacred beings in Christ. AND … we can live that way now if we truly let Christ […]

By the work of the Cross, Christ “obliterated” our sin, took sin, death, and the devil captive, and made us sacred beings – no longer just human beings, we are sacred beings in Christ. AND … we can live that way now if we truly let Christ […]