Fr. Rob Galea Audio Podcast

Australians love their footy. They are dedicated to their sport and to their team. Jesus likewise asks for dedicated followers.

There is so much around us to draw us away from entrusting our future into the hands of God. A few such things are those presented to us by the New Age Movement, the Occult, and Witchcraft.

Here is a short plea on Fr Rob gives to keep trusting Jesus with our future.

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We all have a need to be exclusive, to belong to exclusive clubs, have exclusive privileges and so on. Exclusivity can be a dangerous thing if it is not outward looking. Fr Rob Galea delivers a homily about exclusivity at St Brendan's Catholic Church on the 26th Sunday in Ordinary time (Year B).

There is noone who knew and loved Jesus more perfectly and intimately than his mother Mary. Our devotion to her is because of this - because we admire her love for Jesus.

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Life is full of inconveniences. What if we could find God in and through these inconvenient moments?

Fr Rob Galea is a Catholic priest based in Shepparton, Australia

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As Christians we face a constant tension between worship and doubt; between wanting to do what is right and coming face to face with our weakness.

The apostles faced the same anxiety, doubt and weakness.

Homily given at St Brendan's Parish in Shepparton on the 5th of June 2011.

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We are body and soul. The body fades but the soul lives forever. Sin destroys our soul; our freedom to live life to the full.

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This podcast is a homily given at St Brendan's Parish Shepparton on the second Sunday of Ordinary time. We have all been given a mission to be Prophets: to be God's messangers to the world, and the world's messanger to God.

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We tend to carry too much guilt and shame. Jesus offers to wash away all our sin. All we need to do is ask.

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Jesus did not come to bring us peace and justice but to make us uncomfortable.

Rev. Robert Galea homily given in Benalla on the 18th Sunday in ordinary time.

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