Fr. Rob Galea Audio Podcast

Homily given by Fr Rob Galea on 9/10/11 at St Brendan's Church, Shepparton. You have the capacity to change the world! www.ThatsWorship.com

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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Commitments can be both rewarding and demanding. Rev. Rob reflects on his last seven years of seminary commitment.

Fear is a common human emotion. It is OK to be experience fear, but what matters is what we do with this feeling. Rev. Rob gives a reflection about doing things inspite of our fear.

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The Holy Spirt is the least understood person of the Trinity. In this homily given in Benalla on Pentecost Sunday Rev. Rob explains who the Holy Spirit is, and what the role of the Holy Spirit is in our life of prayer.

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A homily delivered in Benalla on the sixth week of Easter (Mother's Day) 2010.

"God offers us peace which the world can not give; a peace that is not determined by our feelings or circumstances but by faith and understanding that God is forever by our side."

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