On Sermon 40 of St Peter Chrysologus regarding John 10 on the Good Shepherd. Details of event: Bishop Conlon teaches on St Peter Chrysologus's 40th Sermon regarding Jesus's teaching on the Good Shepherd in John 10. St Peter Chrysologus questions how it could be advantageous to the sheep that the Shepherd would lay down his life. The resolution is that by dying he also captures the aggressor, the devil and thus frees his sheep from the threat. Jesus does not abandon us--He goes before us and prepares a place for us. First aired on: 11/17/2014

Sermon 20 of Saint Peter Chrysologus regarding Matthew 8:23-27. Details of event: Bishop Conlon teaches on St Peter Chrysologus's 20th Sermon regarding Jesus's calming of the storm in Matthew 8: 23-27. St Peter points out how the Church needs to trust in Christ who will calm all storms. First aired on: 11/10/2014

St Peter Chrysologus's Sermon on Turning the Other Cheek. Details of event: Bishop speaks about the preaching of St Peter Chrysologus on the Sermon on the Mount and turning the other cheek. Insults and difficulties are training that toughen us up for facing life. The one who bears insults with love also serves the one who is insulting him to come to conversion. First aired on: 11/3/2014

St Peter Chrysologus on Prayer, Fasting and Almsgiving Details of event: Bishop Conlon leads us through a Sermon of St Peter Chrysologus on Prayer, Fasting and Almsgiving. Fasting is a way to become acquainted with the needs of the hungry, associating ourselves with others' deprivations. These practices elevate us to almost angelic status like Moses, Elijah and John the Baptist. First aired on: 10/27/2014

St Peter Chrysologus on the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus Details of event: Bishop Conlon begins by reading the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus (Luke 16). He explains the beginning of the parable and opens it up to really reflect on the state of the Rich Man. First aired on: 10/20/2014

St Peter Chrysologus on the Parable of the Mustard Seed Details of event: Bishop Conlon explains the Sermon of St Peter Chryologus on the Parable of the Mustard Seed. In particular, St Peter interprets the mustard seed as being Jesus in the womb of Mary--He becomes the tiniest creature in the virginal conception. Yet, the tiniest creature is also the greatest in and hidden way and expands to take care of all the people of the world. First aired on: 10/13/2014

St Peter Chrysologus on the Parable of the Weeds and the Wheat Details of event: Bishop Conlon begins by reflecting on parables in general, as explained by St Peter Chrysologus. He goes on to share St Peter Chrysologus's exposition of the weeds and the wheat. He focuses on one point which is that the world was created good. No evil came forth from the hand of the Creator. The weeds, then, are sown by the Enemy. Bishop Conlon gives St Peter Chrysologus's treatment of the Enemy. First aired on: 10/6/2014

St Peter Chrysologus Sermon 6 on the Parable of the Prodigal Son (Teaching #8) Details of event: Bishop Conlon reflects on the 6th Sermon of St Peter Chrysologus on the Prodigal Son. St Peter Chrysologus speaks about the Merciful Father who is an Awesome God and later appears as a gentle Shepherd. Furthermore, St Peter Chrysologus teaches us that this is not because God changes but rather because we change and we are to become lambs in our dealing with each other. This explains how we sometimes have the idea that the Church, too, is severe and other times merciful. First aired on: 9/29/2014

St Peter Chrysologus Sermon 5 on the Parable of the Prodigal Son (Teaching #7) Details of event: Bishop Conlon reflects on St Peter Chrysologus' 5th Sermon on the Prodigal Son. St Peter Chrysologus' 5th sermon is on the Mystical or Allegorical aspect of the Prodigal Son Parable. First aired on: 9/22/2014

St Peter Chrysologus Sermon 4 on the Parable of the Prodigal Son (Teaching #6) Details of event: Bishop Conlon speaks about St Peter Chrysologus' 4th Sermon on the Parable of the Prodigal Son. And the focus is on the Envy of the Brother who protested the feast and celebration for the return of the Prodigal Son. First aired on: 9/15/2014