Rich Thoughts

Rich Thoughts

By Rich Andre, C. S.P.Technology
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Rich Thoughts episodes

  • #169 - 26th Wednesday in OT (II)
    At Blessed John XXIII Parish, Knoxville. (Similar homily preached to the Diocese of Knoxville deacon aspirant class in Lenoir City, TN on Saturday, 10/06/12.) The Book of Job wrestles with a profound question, but the answer is… another question.
    6 min
  • #167 - 26th Sunday in OT (B)
    At Blessed John XXIII Parish, Knoxville. Jesus address three groups of people in Mark 9:38-48 -- community "outsiders" (in a way similar to Numbers 11:25-29), community "insiders," and each of us as individuals. Different messages for each!
    8 min
  • #166 - 25th Monday in OT (II)
    At Blessed John XXIII Parish, Knoxville. How can the Book of Proverbs and the Book of Ecclesiastes -- which seem to contradict each other -- both be "wisdom" inspired by God? Readings of the day are Proverbs 3:27-34 and Luke 8:16-18.
    4 min
  • #165 - 25th Sunday in OT (B)
    At Blessed John XXIII Parish, Knoxville. Getting the best of our tendencies to compare ourselves with others, in light of James 3:16-4:3, Mark 9:30-37, and my own experiences at the gym!
    9 min
  • #164 - Invocation at Akron-UT Football Game
    At Neyland Stadium, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. I gave the invocation at the first home football game since the Freedom From Religion Foundation requested that UT stop having prayer at games. The letter was the lead local news story this week!
    2 min
  • #161 - 24th Sunday in OT (B)
    At Blessed John XXIII Parish, Knoxville. The turning point in Mark's gospel (8:27-35). What are the crosses we are called to bear in our lives? Four possible categories of ways we "die to ourselves" to follow Christ.
    11 min

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Rich Andre is a Catholic priest with the Missionary Society of St. Paul the Apostle (a. k. a. "The Paulist Fathers"), currently serving as the associate pastor at Blessed John XXIII Parish at the University of Tennessee. He records most of his homilies and some other reflections on this podcast. He welcomes your feedback! You can contact him at richATjohn23rd.org.