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4th Sunday in Lent by Father Robert Barron (audio from March 18th, 2007)

2010-03-08T19:07:00Z

"Jesus' parable of the Prodigal Son is one of the most memorable, carefully crafted, and inspiring stories ever told. In some ways, the whole of the Christian"thing"" is summed up in this narrative. We have a God who invites us into the dynamism of his own life, and who relentlessly pursues us even when, in our stupidity and sin, we refuse to respond to the invitation."

2nd Sunday in Lent (February 28th, 2010) by Father Rich Jones

2010-03-01T18:37:00Z

Bishop McDowell, An 'Abraham' figure that transfigured my life.

Father Rich Jones

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3rd Sunday in Lent (March 7th, 2010) By Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers

2010-03-01T17:00:00Z

Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers

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First Sunday in Lent (February 21st, 2010) by Father Rich Jones

2010-02-24T18:39:00Z

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2nd Sunday in Lent by Deacon Rick Cessar

2010-02-24T18:36:00Z

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5th Sunday in Ordinary Time (February 7th, 2010) By Father Rich Jones "Grace comes from adversity."

2010-02-11T19:02:00Z

Grace comes from adversity.

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Listen to this podcast by Father Rich Jones after last Sunday's Mass to help you gain more insight into the homilies at your church.

"Where do you put your faith?" 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C by Father Robert Barron

2010-02-06T17:32:00Z

"The readings for this weekend pose a blunt question: whom, finally, do you trust?" "Trust"" is meant here in an absolute sense. Where do you base your life? In God or in the things of this world? How you answer that question determines pretty much everything else."

4th Sunday in Ordinary Time (January 31st, 2010) By Father Rich Jones

2010-02-02T18:29:00Z

"The more you love, the more love asks of you."

Father Rich gives road maps for life’s journey in all his teachings tohelp guide people in their spiritual quest for holiness, truth,companionship, and greater intimacy with God.
He is currently serving as Administrator at Saint Joseph Parish in Coraopolis, Pa.

5th Sunday in Ordinary Time (February 7th, 2010) By Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers

2010-02-02T18:22:00Z

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4th Sunday in Ordinary Time (January 31st, 2010) By Deacon Rick Cessar

2010-01-26T16:08:00Z

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The Baptism of the Lord (January 10th, 2010) by Father Rich Jones

2010-01-14T17:24:00Z

"If you've lost your moorings of faith, renew them through the baptismal promises!"

Father Rich gives road maps for life’s journey in all his teachings to help guide people in their spiritual quest for holiness, truth, companionship, and greater intimacy with God.
He is currently serving as Administrator at Saint Joseph Parish in Coraopolis, Pa.

2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time (January 17th, 2010) by Father Robert Barron

2010-01-10T20:57:00Z

As we enter into ordinary time, we reflect with St. Paul on the ordinary task of the church: the discernment and exercise of the gifts of the Holy Spirit. How do we use the gifts of wisdom, knowledge, healing, and faith?

3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time (January 24th, 2010)

2010-01-10T20:53:00Z

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Audio by Father Philip Merdinger

Reflections from the 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time (January 24th, 2010)

The Epiphany of the Lord (January 3rd, 2010) by Father Rich Jones

2010-01-10T20:40:00Z

This is Father Rich Jones' homily from January 3rd 2010.

Are we luminaria for the world? What will your gift to the Messiah be this new year?

After receiving his undergraduate degree in Philosophy from Duquesne University, Father Jones entered Mount Saint Mary Seminary in Emmitsburg, Md, where he received a Masters in Systematic Theology. He served in various parishes in the Pittsburgh area, as well as UPMC Hospitals, where he served as Chaplain.

The Baptism of the Lord (January 10th, 2010) by Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers

2010-01-03T13:33:00Z

Reflections on the Scriptures for the Baptism of the Lord, (January 10, 2010).

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The Epiphany of the Lord (January 3rd, 2010)

2009-12-28T19:24:00Z

Homily for Epiphany Sunday - January 3rd, 2010.

Deacon Richard R. (Rick) Cessar was ordained to the Diaconate in the Diocese of Pittsburgh in 1999. He and his wife Sandra are married 29 years. They have one daughter, Lauryn. Since ordination, Deacon Rick has been assigned to St. Sebastians Parish in the North Hills of Pittsburgh where he exercises his diaconal faculties working in a variety of ministries. He is a Managing Director of Marsh, Inc., the world’s largest Risk Management and Insurance Brokerage firm. An active member of the community, Deacon Rick has served on numerous community boards including the Diocesan Pastoral Council and the committee that studied and recommended the vicariate model for the Diocese of Pittsburgh. He currently serves on the board of directors of Holy Family Institute. For four years Deacon Rick served as a Master of Ceremonies for Auxiliary Bishop Paul J. Bradley. Rick was an elected official in his community for twenty years. He is currently in his fourteenth year of teaching at Slippery Rock University. Throughout his adult life, he has been an avid runner and biker.

4th Sunday in Advent (December 20th, 2009) by Deacon Rick Cessar

2009-12-28T19:22:00Z

Please listen to Deacon Rick's wonderful homily from the 4th Sunday in Advent, 2009.

Deacon Richard R. (Rick) Cessar was ordained to the Diaconate in the Diocese of Pittsburgh in 1999. He and his wife Sandra are married 29 years. They have one daughter, Lauryn. Since ordination, Deacon Rick has been assigned to St. Sebastians Parish in the North Hills of Pittsburgh where he exercises his diaconal faculties working in a variety of ministries. He is a Managing Director of Marsh, Inc., the world’s largest Risk Management and Insurance Brokerage firm. An active member of the community, Deacon Rick has served on numerous community boards including the Diocesan Pastoral Council and the committee that studied and recommended the vicariate model for the Diocese of Pittsburgh. He currently serves on the board of directors of Holy Family Institute. For four years Deacon Rick served as a Master of Ceremonies for Auxiliary Bishop Paul J. Bradley. Rick was an elected official in his community for twenty years. He is currently in his fourteenth year of teaching at Slippery Rock University. Throughout his adult life, he has been an avid runner and biker.

Homily from Holy Family (December 27th 2009)

2009-12-28T19:10:00Z

Audio by Father Rich Jones

Father Richard S. Jones was ordained a priest for the Church of Pittsburgh on May 21, 1988, by Bishop Donald W. Wuerl.
Born in Pittsburgh, his father- Presbyterian, and mother, Catholic raised seven children in the Catholic faith. He grew up in the Greentree area of Pittsburgh where he attended SS Simon and Jude Parish.

Homily from Christmas Day (December 25th, 2009)

2009-12-20T18:37:55Z

Audio by Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers

Reflections on the Readings from Christmas Day, 2009

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Homily from Christmas by Father Rich Jones

2009-12-20T18:35:00Z

Audio by Rich Jones

Reflections from Christmas, December 25th, 2009.

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Homily from the 2nd Sunday in Advent by Father Rich Jones

2009-12-13T15:14:00Z

Homily for 12-6-09 The 2nd Sunday in Advent:

"If we are to be delivered, we must first un-deceive ourselves!"

~St. Augustine

4th Sunday in Advent (From December 24th, 2006 Cycle B) by Father Robert Barron

2009-12-06T03:00:00Z

Inexhaustibly Fascinating Figure of Mary

On the final Sunday of Advent, the Church invites us to consider the inexhaustibly fascinating figure of Mary. The Mother of God is a figure of faithful Israel, the people who for so many centuries waited for the coming of the Messiah. She is, accordingly, the new Eve, the new Moses, the true Isaiah and Ezekiel. In meditating upon her, we come to a deeper appreciation of the Christ she bore.

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Homily: Christ the King by Father Rich Jones (November 22nd, 2009)

2009-11-29T00:43:00Z

Father Richard S. Jones was ordained a priest for the Church of Pittsburgh on May 21, 1988, by Bishop Donald W. Wuerl.
Bornin Pittsburgh, his father- Presbyterian, and mother, Catholic raisedseven children in the Catholic faith. He grew up in the Greentree areaof Pittsburgh where he attended SS Simon and Jude Parish.
Afterreceiving his undergraduate degree in Philosophy from DuquesneUniversity, he entered Mount Saint Mary Seminary in Emmitsburg, Md,where he received a Masters in Systematic Theology. He served invarious parishes in the Pittsburgh area, as well as UPMC Hospitals,where he served as Chaplain.
Growing up with strong family ties, ina household where two brothers became medical doctors, and one sister adean of a medical school, Father Rich believes strongly in mind, body,and spiritual well being.
He is currently serving as Administrator at Saint Joseph Parish in Coraopolis, Pa.

3rd Sunday in Advent (December 13th, 2009)

2009-11-29T00:38:00Z

Reflections on the Scriptures for the 3rd Sunday in Advent (December 13th, 2009).
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2nd Sunday in Advent (December 6th, 2009)(Audio)

2009-11-29T00:36:00Z

Reflections on the Scriptures for the 2nd Sunday in Advent (December 6th, 2009).
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Our Lord Jesus Christ the King by Deacon Rick Cessar (November 22, 2009)

2009-11-16T01:08:00Z

Deacon Richard R. (Rick) Cessar was ordained to the Diaconate in the Diocese of Pittsburgh in 1999. He and his wife Sandra are married 29 years. They have one daughter, Lauryn. Since ordination, Deacon Rick has been assigned to St. Sebastians Parish in the North Hills of Pittsburgh where he exercises his diaconal faculties working in a variety of ministries. He is a Managing Director of Marsh, Inc., the world’s largest Risk Management and Insurance Brokerage firm. An active member of the community, Deacon Rick has served on numerous community boards including the Diocesan Pastoral Council and the committee that studied and recommended the vicariate model for the Diocese of Pittsburgh. He currently serves on the board of directors of Holy Family Institute. For four years Deacon Rick served as a Master of Ceremonies for Auxiliary Bishop Paul J. Bradley. Rick was an elected official in his community for twenty years. He is currently in his fourteenth year of teaching at Slippery Rock University. Throughout his adult life, he has been an avid runner and biker.

All Souls Day Homily by Father Rich Jones

2009-11-09T02:51:00Z

Father Richard S. Jones was ordained a priest for the Church of Pittsburgh on May 21, 1988, by Bishop Donald W. Wuerl.
Born in Pittsburgh, his father- Presbyterian, and mother, Catholic raised seven children in the Catholic faith. He grew up in the Greentree area of Pittsburgh where he attended SS Simon and Jude Parish.
After receiving his undergraduate degree in Philosophy from Duquesne University, he entered Mount Saint Mary Seminary in Emmitsburg, Md, where he received a Masters in Systematic Theology. He served in various parishes in the Pittsburgh area, as well as UPMC Hospitals, where he served as Chaplain.
Growing up with strong family ties, in a household where two brothers became medical doctors, and one sister a dean of a medical school, Father Rich believes strongly in mind, body, and spiritual well being.
He is currently serving as Administrator at Saint Joseph Parish in Coraopolis, Pa.

33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time (November 15th, 2009) (Audio)

2009-11-09T02:37:00Z

Reflections on the Scriptures for the 33rd in Ordinary Time (November 15th, 2009).
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Bishop Zubik's Homily from October 17th, 2009

2009-11-02T00:42:00Z

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32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time (November 8th, 2009) Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers

2009-11-02T00:12:00Z

Reflections on the Scriptures for the 32nd in Ordinary Time (November 8th, 2009).
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Audio by Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers

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Father Robert Barron - 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle B)

2009-10-27T02:07:00Z

Our first reading for Mass this week contains the most sacred prayer in the Jewish tradition, the ""Sh'ma."" In the Gospel, when asked which commandment is the greatest, Jesus, a pious Jew, recites this prayer from the book of Deuteronomy. Listen as I explicate this central and decisive statement of Biblical faith.

Father Robert Barron is a sought-after speaker on the spiritual life-from prestigious universities to YouTube to national conferences and private retreats. The prominent theologian and podcasting priest is one of the world's great and most innovative teachers of Catholicism.His global media ministry called Word on Fire has a simple but revolutionary mission - to evangelize the culture.

www.wordonfire.org - Fr. Barron's website launched in 1999 draws over 300,000 visitors a year from every continent. Fr. Barron posts weekly video clips,commentaries and radio sermons and offers an audio archive of over 300homilies. Podcasts of his sermons are widely used by tens of thousands of visitors each month.

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Last Sunday's Homily: Father John Riccardo 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time (October 18th, 2009)

2009-10-19T18:26:00Z

Listen to this homily after last Sunday’s Mass to help you better engage the meaning of the readings! Don't forget to subscribe to this podcast so that it is automatically downloaded to your computer! Fr. Riccardo invites the congregation to spread the light of faith in the community and in their families in this homily from the 8 AM Mass at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church.

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Father Robert Barron - 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time from Cycle B "The Chief of the Nations"

2009-10-19T18:19:00Z

Inour first reading, Jeremiah the prophet tells the Israelite people torejoice because they are the chief of the nations. This would havestruck his listeners as something of a joke. They had just returnedfrom the Babylonian captivity, the worst calamity in Israelite history.How could they possibly be the chief of the nations? But Jeremiah isseeing with a prophet's eye, gazing toward that future which would befulfilled in Jesus, the Messiah who would gather the new Israel (thechurch) and make it the light to the world.

Father Robert Barron is a sought-after speaker on the spiritual life-from prestigious universities to YouTube to national conferences and private retreats. The prominent theologian and podcasting priest is one of the world's great and most innovative teachers of Catholicism. His global media ministry called Word on Fire has a simple but revolutionary mission - to evangelize the culture.

www.wordonfire.org - Fr. Barron's website launched in 1999 draws over 300,000 visitors a year from every continent. Fr. Barron posts weekly video clips, commentaries and radio sermons and offers an audio archive of over 300 homilies. Podcasts of his sermons are widely used by tens of thousands of visitors each month.

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29th Sunday in Ordinary Time Cycle B: Father Robert Barron

2009-10-14T12:56:00Z

James and John want to sit at Jesus' right and left when the Lord comes into his glory.What they don't realize is that his glory is the moment of his crucifixion. To be at his right and his left at his enthronement is,therefore, to be crucified with him, to be willing to give oneself totally away. Be careful what you ask for!

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Father Robert Barron is a sought-after speaker on the spiritual life-from prestigious universities to YouTube to national conferences and private retreats. The prominent theologian and podcasting priest is one of the world's great and most innovative teachers of Catholicism.His global media ministry called Word On Fire has a simple but revolutionary mission - to evangelize the culture.

Fr. Barron is the Francis Cardinal George Chair of Faith and Culture at University of St. Mary of the Lake/Mundelein Seminary in Mundelein,Illinois. Ordained an Archdiocesan priest in Chicago in 1986, he also has published numerous books, essays and DVDs.

Father Rich Jones: Homily from October 11, 2009

2009-10-12T18:11:00Z

Do not attach yourselves to the things of this earth; they may be gone in the flash of an eye.

Father Richard S. Jones was ordained a priest for the Church of Pittsburgh on May 21, 1988, by Bishop Donald W. Wuerl.
Born in Pittsburgh, his father- Presbyterian, and mother, Catholic raised seven children in the Catholic faith. He grew up in the Greentree area of Pittsburgh where he attended SS Simon and Jude Parish.
Father Rich gives road maps for life’s journey in all his teachings to help guide people in their spiritual quest for holiness, truth, companionship, and greater intimacy with God.
He is currently serving as Administrator at Saint Joseph Parish in Coraopolis, Pa.

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Father John Riccardo: 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time (October 11, 2009)

2009-10-12T16:58:00Z

While reflecting on the gospel reading from St. Mark, Fr. Riccardo discusses the purpose of life. Fr. John encourages the congregation to seek a personal friendship with God.

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October 4, 2009-10 AM Mass at OLGC

2009-10-05T17:41:00Z

In this homily for Respect Life Sunday, Deacon Tim Sullivan encourages the congregation to show respect for life in all of its stages, from conception to death.

26th Sunday in Ordinary Time (September 26th, 2009)

2009-10-05T17:05:00Z

Father Richard S. Jones was ordained a priest for the Church of Pittsburgh on May 21, 1988, by Bishop Donald W. Wuerl.
Born in Pittsburgh, his father- Presbyterian, and mother, Catholic raised seven children in the Catholic faith. He grew up in the Greentree area of Pittsburgh where he attended SS Simon and Jude Parish.
After receiving his undergraduate degree in Philosophy from Duquesne University, he entered Mount Saint Mary Seminary in Emmitsburg, Md, where he received a Masters in Systematic Theology. He served in various parishes in the Pittsburgh area, as well as UPMC Hospitals, where he served as Chaplain.
He is currently serving as Administrator at Saint Joseph Parish in Coraopolis, Pa.

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Father Robert Barron - 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time from Cycle B

2009-09-28T01:48:00Z

Our readings forthis week are all about marriage. In the Catholic understanding, amarried couple do not so much receive a sacrament as they become asacrament. They realize that their marriage is not about them; ratherit is a vehicle through which God's purposes are being worked out.

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Father Robert Barron is a sought-after speaker on the spirituallife-from prestigious universities to YouTube to national conferencesand private retreats. The prominent theologian and podcasting priest isone of the world's great and most innovative teachers of Catholicism.His global media ministry called Word On Fire has a simple butrevolutionary mission - to evangelize the culture.

Fr. Barron is the Francis Cardinal George Chair of Faith and Culture atUniversity of St. Mary of the Lake/Mundelein Seminary in Mundelein,Illinois. Ordained an Archdiocesan priest in Chicago in 1986, he alsohas published numerous books, essays and DVDs.

Father John Riccardo 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time (September 26th, 2009) 10 AM Mass at OLGC, Pittsburgh

2009-09-28T01:42:00Z

Fr. Riccardo offers his advice on winning the game of life in this homily from Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. Fr. John addressed a congregation at the 10 a.m. Mass included several hundred student athletes and their coaches who participate.

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This audio recording is a homily preached by Father John Riccardo for the Twenty Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time. Listen to this homily after last Sunday’s Mass to help you better engage the meaning of the readings! Don't forget to subscribe to this podcast so that it is automatically downloaded to your computer! ( itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=270556474 )

Father Robert Barron: 26th Sunday in Ordinary: Sermon 299 (From Oct. 1, 2006 Cycle B)

2009-09-19T13:38:00Z

Jesus certainlymanages to get our attention in this week's Gospel. Don't literalizehis language, but feel its power. Are you willing to eliminate certainthings from your life--ways of grasping, ways of walking, ways ofseeing--that are compromising your friendship with God? What,precisely, are you willing to sacrifice?

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Father Robert Barron: 25th Sunday in Ordinary: The Way of the Child

2009-09-19T13:30:00Z

Father Robert Barron is a sought-after speaker on the spiritual life-from prestigious universities to YouTube to national conferences and private retreats. The prominent theologian and podcasting priest is one of the world's great and most innovative teachers of Catholicism. His global media ministry called Word on Fire has a simple but revolutionary mission - to evangelize the culture.

The gesture of the Lord in today's Gospel callsto mind the spirituality of Saint Therese of Lisieux, whose "littleway" is essentially a disposition of child-like trust in the Lord. Thistrust might be likened to the capacity of children to find profound joyin the simplest experiences of life. There are few better models todescribe the soul's relationship with Christ than this "little way" ofSt. Therese.

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26th Sunday in Ordinary Time (September 26th, 2009)

2009-09-19T13:15:00Z

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25th Sunday in Ordinary Time From September 24th, 2006- Cycle B

2009-09-12T21:39:00Z

Wehave been reading for the past several weeks from the letter of James,which is a treasure-trove of practical wisdom. James tells us this weekthat outer conflicts flow from a war of passions within eachindividual. How do you find the inner peace that will conduce to outerpeace? Listen to the sermon!

Father Robert Barron is a sought-after speaker on the spiritual life-from prestigious universities to YouTube to national conferences and private retreats. The prominent theologian and podcasting priest is one of the world's great and most innovative teachers of Catholicism. His global media ministry called Word on Fire has a simple but revolutionary mission - to evangelize the culture.

www.wordonfire.org - Fr. Barron's website launched in 1999 draws over 300,000 visitors a year from every continent. Fr. Barron posts weekly video clips, commentaries and radio sermons and offers an audio archive of over 300 homilies. Podcasts of his sermons are widely used by tens of thousands of visitors each month.

25th Sunday in Ordinary Time (September 19th, 2009)

2009-09-12T21:10:00Z

Reflections on the Scriptures for the 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time (September 19th, 2009).
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Sermon 296 : 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time : Ephphatha

2009-09-01T01:24:00Z

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In this week'sGospel, Jesus heals a man who is deaf and dumb. When we read thisaccount at the spiritual level, we see that he cures those who are deafto the Word of God and hence unable to speak it clearly. How relevantthis message is to our own time!

Father Robert Barron is a sought-after speaker on the spiritual life-from prestigious universities to YouTube to national conferences and private retreats. The prominent theologian and podcasting priest is one of the world's great and most innovative teachers of Catholicism. His global media ministry called Word on Fire has a simple but revolutionary mission - to evangelize the culture.

www.wordonfire.org - Fr. Barron's website launched in 1999 draws over 300,000 visitors a year from every continent. Fr. Barron posts weekly video clips, commentaries and radio sermons and offers an audio archive of over 300 homilies. Podcasts of his sermons are widely used by tens of thousands of visitors each month.

23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time (September 6th, 2009) Cycle B by Larry Richards

2009-09-01T01:15:00Z

This audio recording is a homily preached by Father Larry Richards forthe 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time (September 6th, 2009) Listen to thishomily prior to this Sunday’s Mass to help you better engage themeaning of the upcoming readings!

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23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time (September 6th, 2009)

2009-09-01T01:08:00Z

Audio by Father Phillip Chavez.

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22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Cycle B: Father Larry Richards

2009-08-23T22:59:00Z

This audio recording is a homily preached by Father Larry Richards for the 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time (August 30th, 2009) Listen to this homily prior to this Sunday’s Mass to help you better engage the meaning of the upcoming readings!

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Father Robert Barron: 22nd Sunday in Ordinary: Time Law and Laws

2009-08-23T22:50:00Z

Whatever we reverence--baseball, good music, golf, the spiritual life--we are surrounded with laws. Law is meant to preserve and enhance the integrity of certain basic goods. But law also carries with it a shadow side, namely, a certain legalism and fussiness. Our readings for this weekend explore these various aspects--positive and negative--of religious law.

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22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time (August 30th, 2009) (Audio)

2009-08-23T22:34:00Z

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Father Robert Barron - Sermon 294: 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time from Cycle B (8/27/2006)

2009-08-16T12:07:00Z

The Eucharist hasbeen, from the beginning, a source of conflict and division. This is,of course, not Christ's will, for the eucharist is supposed to be thegreat unifier. Nevertheless, for the past two thousand years, theradical doctrine of the real presence has compelled some to rebel. Whyis this? Take a listen.

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21st Sunday in Ordinary Time (August 23rd, 2009) (Audio)

2009-08-16T11:51:00Z

Audio by Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers

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20th Sunday in Ordinary Time (August 16th, 2009) (Audio)

2009-08-16T11:45:00Z

Father Philip Merdinger

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19th Sunday in Ordinary Time (August 9th, 2009)

2009-08-03T17:23:00Z

Father James Farnan

Reflections on the Scriptures for the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time (August 9th, 2009).

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Sermon 292: 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time from Cycle B (8/13/2003)

2009-08-01T17:36:00Z

Replay of the sermon from 2003, cycle B, the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time.

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19th Sunday in Ordinary Time (August 13, 2006) - Cycle B

2009-08-01T17:27:00Z

This audio recording is a homily preached by Father Larry Richards for the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time, recorded on August 13th, 2006 Cycle B. Listen to this homily prior to this Sunday’s Mass to help you better engage the meaning of the upcoming readings!

Audio by Father Larry Richards.

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The Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, August 15th, 2009 by Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers

2009-08-01T17:11:00Z

At their plenary assembly in November 1991, with follow-up mailballoting by absentees, the members of the National Conference ofCatholic Bishops approved two motions which affect the observance ofholy days of obligation in the dioceses of the United States. Theydecided that whenever January 1, the solemnity of Mary, Mother of God,or August 15, the solemnity of the Assumption, or November 1, thesolemnity of All Saints, falls on a Saturday or on a Monday, theprecept to attend Mass is abrogated. The next month, Archbishop DanielE. Pilarczyk, president of the NCCB, requested confirmation of thisdecision from the Vatican Congregation of Bishops.

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18th Sunday in Ordinary Time (August 2nd, 2009) (Audio)

2009-07-28T01:53:00Z

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July 26, 2009-8 AM Mass with Father John Riccardo

2009-07-27T01:21:00Z

While discussing the gospel reading from John, Fr. Riccardo reminds the congregation that God accompanies us everyday on our journey through life.

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This audio recording is a homily preached by Father John Riccardo for the 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Listen to this homily after Sunday’s Mass to help you better engage the meaning of the readings! Don't forget to subscribe to this podcast so that it is automatically downloaded to your computer! ( itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=270556474 )

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Sermon 291: Transfiguration of the Lord : Myth and History from Cycle B (8/6/2006)

2009-07-25T16:02:00Z

"In our second reading for this weekend, St. Peter tells us that, in sharing the Christian story, he was not trading in ""cleverly concocted myths."" There is a sharp distinction to be drawn between myth and history, and it matters enormously that Christianity is not a mythic system, but an historical religion. This feast of the Transfiguration gives us the opportunity to reflect on this difference."

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Fr. Barron is the Francis Cardinal George Chair of Faith and Culture atUniversity of St. Mary of the Lake/Mundelein Seminary in Mundelein,Illinois. Ordained an Archdiocesan priest in Chicago in 1986, he alsohas published numerous books, essays and DVDs.

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Sermon 290 : 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time : The Mystery of the Mass

2009-07-21T00:48:00Z

This weekend, wecommence our careful reading of the remarkable sixth chapter of John'sGospel, the central theme of which is the eucharist. The sixth chapteropens with John's account of the multiplication of the loaves andfishes. Every detail of this story is symbolically evocative of theliturgy, that great prayer in the context of which the eucharist issituated.

Father Robert Barron is a sought-after speaker on the spiritual life-from prestigious universities to YouTube to national conferences and private retreats. The prominent theologian and podcasting priest is one of the world's great and most innovative teachers of Catholicism. His global media ministry called Word on Fire has a simple but revolutionary mission - to evangelize the culture.

www.wordonfire.org - Fr. Barron's website launched in 1999 draws over 300,000 visitors a year from every continent. Fr. Barron posts weekly video clips, commentaries and radio sermons and offers an audio archive of over 300 homilies. Podcasts of his sermons are widely used by tens of thousands of visitors each month.

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17th Sunday in Ordinary Time-Cycle B (July 30th, 2006) By Father Larry Richards

2009-07-21T00:18:00Z

This audio recording is a homily preached by Father Larry Richards for the 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time, recorded on July 30th of 2006.Listen to this homily prior to this Sunday’s Mass to help you better engage the meaning of the upcoming readings!

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17th Sunday in Ordinary Time (July 26th, 2009) by Deacon Alex Jones

2009-07-21T00:09:00Z

Audio by Deacon Alex Jones.

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July 12, 2009-8 AM Mass at OLGC by Father John Riccardo

2009-07-12T15:15:00Z

Fr. Riccardo discusses religious vocations in this homily from the 8 AM mass at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. Fr. John presents Katie Renfer with his rosary as she prepares to enter religious life, and he reminds the congregation that we are all called to strive in everything we do to glorify God.

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16th Sunday in Ordinary Time (July 19th 2009) by Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers

2009-07-12T15:06:00Z

Audio by Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers

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16th Sunday in Ordinary Time (From Cycle B, July 23rd 2006) by Father Robert Barron

2009-07-12T14:48:00Z

Wecontinue our reading of Paul's extraordinary letter to the Ephesians.We hear that the cross of Jesus has broken down the wall of enmitywhich divided Jews and Gentiles. At the very center of Christianity isthe conviction that the death of Jesus on the cross represented God'svictory over all the dark forces that divide us. What looked likeultimate defeat was in fact God's triumph over the power of division.

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15th Sunday in Ordinary Time (From Cycle B, July 16th 2000) By Father Larry Richards

2009-07-04T20:16:00Z

This audio recording is a homily preached by Father Larry Richardsfor the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle B-July 16th, 2000).Listen to this homily prior to this Sunday’s Mass to help you betterengage the meaning of the upcoming readings! Don't forget to subscribe to this podcast so that it is automatically downloaded to your computer!

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15th Sunday in Ordinary Time (From Cycle B, July 16th 2006) by Father Robert Barron

2009-07-04T19:48:00Z

Sermon 288 : 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time : The Five Act Drama

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For the next several weeks, we are going to be reading from Paul's magnificent letter to the Ephesians. In our passage for today, we learn that we are situated within the context of a great theodrama, written and directed by God, and designed to lead us to eternal life. The Biblical drama has five acts: creation, the fall, the formation of Israel, Jesus Christ, and the Church. We read the Scriptures in order to discern the contours of that drama and, more importantly, our place within it.

Father Robert Barron is a sought-after speaker on the spiritual life-from prestigious universities to YouTube to national conferences and private retreats. The prominent theologian and podcasting priest is one of the world's great and most innovative teachers of Catholicism. His global media ministry called Word on Fire has a simple but revolutionary mission - to evangelize the culture.

www.wordonfire.org - Fr. Barron's website launched in 1999 draws over 300,000 visitors a year from every continent. Fr. Barron posts weekly video clips, commentaries and radio sermons and offers an audio archive of over 300 homilies. Podcasts of his sermons are widely used by tens of thousands of visitors each month.

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15th Sunday in Ordinary Time (July 12th, 2009)

2009-07-04T19:41:00Z

Audio by Father Philip Merdinger.

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Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle B-July 9th, 2000)

2009-06-29T13:14:00Z

This audio recording is a homily preached by Father Larry Richards for the Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle B-July 9th, 2000). Listen to this homily prior to this Sunday’s Mass to help you better engage the meaning of the upcoming readings! Don't forget to subscribe to this podcast so that it is automatically downloaded to your computer!

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The Reason For Our Hope Foundation

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13th Sunday in Ordinary Time (June 28th, 2009) (Audio)

2009-06-22T10:22:00Z

Audio by Father Phillip Chavez.

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12th Sunday in Ordinary Time (June 21st, 2009) (Audio)

2009-06-15T10:54:00Z

Audio by Deacon Alex Jones.

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