In this episode, I recall why I originally started this podcast on the Vericast Network and why I still believe it is important today. I offer this podcast for your edification and growth in the Faith. If there are topics you would like me to cover, send them to [email protected]. I also ask that you continue to pray for me and I assure you of my prayers.

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Here is the homily I gave for the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time. This homily is the third in the series, "Either You Have, or You Haven't." Since we no longer live in a fundamentally Christian culture, it is more imperative today that we have "threshold" conversations with those who are lost and in need of Christ. These conversations are most effective in those who have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

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On this episode of Credo Podcast I discuss the Spiritual Works of Mercy. So many today are well versed in the Corporal Works of Mercy, but no so with the Spiritual Works. The Spiritual Works are 7: 1) To admonish the sinner; 2) to instruct the ignorant; 3) to counsel the doubtful; 4) to comfort the sorrowful; 5) to bear wrongs patiently; 6) to forgive all injuries; 7) and to pray for the living and the dead. In this episode I will discuss numbers 1, 2, 3, 5, and 6.

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Here is the homily I gave for the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time. This is the second in the series, "Either You Have, Or You Haven't." As Catholics, we know that there is life after death, and that we will be judged when we die. Are we keeping our focus on the coming judgment? There will be no excuses when we come before the Judgment Seat of Christ.

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Here is the homily I gave for the Solemnity of All Saints. On this special feast, we are reminded that we need to study the lives of the saints and use their example as an inspiration in our own lives.

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Here is the homily I gave for the 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time. This is the first in the series, "Either You Have, or You Haven't." For anyone who encounters Christ, we see the person change. We have to admit whether such has happened to us and, if we have encountered Him, is our life any different?

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What are the fonts of Moral Action? There are many arguments made today that justify grave moral evils. As a Catholic, we know there are actions that are intrinsically evil. This is known as the object of the act, that is, an understanding of an act as it is in itself. The Church's Teaching in this regard is very clear - we may not do evil that good come of it. Today I discuss these fonts of moral action and apply it to the abortion debate.

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Here is the homily I gave for the 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time. This homily is the final in the series, "Right Praise - Right Relationship." One of the more difficult aspects of Catholic Faith Life is giving Right Praise to God. The reason is because Right Praise is in the way we live, which flows out of the Right Relationship with God. We must always remember that when we meet Christ, pride will have no place. We must be humble at all times, especially when we come before the Lord.

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In today's episode I revisit the phrase "Mystery of Iniquity" from the Catechism paragraph 675. This phrase is taken from but translated differently in St. Paul's second letter to the Thessalonians chapter 2. In this letter, we find it translated as "Mystery of Lawlessness." In either translation, we see the indication for understanding the end times. Is the relativism of our time the mystery of lawlessness?

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Here is the homily I gave for the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time. This is the second in the series, "Right Praise - Right Relationship." With the reminder to praise God always, we each have to examine our Faith life and ask if we are truly in a full relationship with God.

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