Fr. Lampe’s Podcast

Our Heavenly Father wants us to find fulfillment and joy by drawing closer to Him through His Son, and our growth in holiness. He has a specific plan for each, and every one of us. Let us be open to His plan for us, for our children and for our grandchildren. Listen to my homily for more information.

Our Heavenly Father wants us to find fulfillment and joy by drawing closer to Him through His Son, and our growth in holiness. He has a specific plan for each, and every one of us. Let us be open to His plan for us, for our children and for our grandchildren. Listen to my homily for more information.

Our readings remind us of the need to speak the truth and there are some moral evils in the world today that need to be spoken about. Listen to my homily to hear more.

We are given the gift of free will and have the ability to choose to follow Christ or not. Jesus tells us to “Repent and believe in the Gospel.” He wants us to choose Him. Listen to my homily to learn more.

We are blessed in many ways, and the word blessing can be used in many ways. Listen to my homily to learn more about blessings, especially the blessing on the celebration of the Epiphany!

Mary always points us to Jesus and the title Mary Mother of God helps protect the truth about Jesus. Listen to my family to learn more!

Today we celebrate the holy family. Unfortunately, we are not as holy as they are but we are called to be faithful and humble like they are. In our own family lives, there can be difficulties and struggles which we can work through with the help of God’s grace. In my homily today I provide a few tips to help families work through the difficulties, challenges, and struggles that they may face. Listen to my homily to find out more!

Sometimes it can be difficult for us to accept that the God of the universe. The creator of all would want to become human. Why would He do that? Perhaps a story from famous radio show host Paul Harvey can help us understand. Listen to my homily for the retelling of this story, and the answer to this question.

In our final installment of the series, Understanding the Mass, we learn about the Liturgy of the Eucharist and the Concluding Rites. It is in the Liturgy of the Eucharist that we have what makes Mass what it is, that is the sacrifice of Christ made present for us at the altar. At the words of consecration, the words that Jesus used at the last supper, He truly becomes present, and His sacrifice on the cross is made manifest for us, so we may glorify God, and receive His grace and blessing.

St. Paul tells us to rejoice always to pray without ceasing and to give thanks in all circumstances. But how can we do that if we’re struggling, if we’re suffering, especially from the loss of a loved one? Listen to my homily to learn more about these things.