Fr. Jack Mullarkey reflects on the readings for the 32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time. He focuses on Christian Hope in the face of death and encourages us to visit cemeteries as a way to grieve with hope.

A reflection on All Soul's Day on grief and trust in the Lord Jesus.

Fr. Jack reflects on the Beatitudes as our "Marching Orders" and gives examples of his own encounters with saints.

In this episode, we interview Rebecca Barfknecht about her experience with the rosary. She shares her insights and invites everyone to a deeper appreciation of this devotion.

If you want to learn how to pray the rosary, you can join our rosary group that meets at St. Thomas More on Wednesdays and Fridays from 7:40 am to 8 am.

We reflect on the Bishop's teaching in "Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship" and today's Gospel, where Jesus reminds us of the greatest commandment.

In this episode, we discuss the five key movements of the Kerygma (the basic proclamation of the Gospel):

1. Creation
2. Fall
3. Salvation
4. Redemption
5. Re-Creation/Mission

Some practical resources for exploring the kerygma are also discussed. Here are links to those resources:

1.  a read-aloud proclamation unpacking the kerygma for kids, a simple option for everyone! (The Garden, the Curtain, and the Cross)
2.  a family faith-sharing resource adapted from the diocese of Green Bay
3. a discipleship resource for adults unpacking the kerygma from Julianne Stanz book "Start with Jesus"

As always, you can find out more about St. Thomas More at: https://www.stmcath.org/

or you can read more from Deacon Lincoln at: https://wordpress.com/view/exploringhiskingdom.wordpress.com

An invitation to become a disciple of Jesus who lives as his follower 24/7.