In the realm of spirituality and divine wisdom, one concept that holds profound significance is the "fear of the Lord." This biblical term, often misunderstood, carries a deep and transformative message. It is through the fear of the Lord that believers embark on a journey of true wisdom and spiritual enlightenment.

Today, we're turning the pages of our liturgical calendar to the month of July. A time of summer sun, and warmth, July is also graced by the feasts of some truly remarkable saints in the Catholic Church, each with their own unique stories to tell.

On June 29th, the Catholic Church celebrates the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul. This special feast day honors two extraordinary individuals who played pivotal roles in the establishment and growth of the early Christian Church. Saints Peter and Paul, often referred to as the "Pillars of the Church," left an indelible mark on Christianity, and their lives continue to inspire and guide believers to this day.

It's so important to stay until the end of Mass, through the Closing Prayer, so as to receive God's Blessing in what the Church calls "The Final Blessing."

The 2nd Reading from on Easter Sunday reminds us to keep our minds on things above, not on the earth.

This Sunday is Palm Sunday where Catholics commemorate a time perplexing historic event in our faith, as the very people who exalt Jesus on His entrance into Jerusalem, chanting "Hosanna" and words of adoration, will soon be shouting, "Crucify Him." Within a week, they will transition from hailing Him as the new King of Israel to demanding His life be exchanged for that of a convicted criminal, from praising Him to mocking Him.

In the story of Lazarus, we see the human emotions of Jesus: His love, His compassion, and His sorrow at the death of a friend. Jesus wept for Lazarus, showing us that He understands and shares in our human suffering. In times of pain and loss, we can find solace in knowing that Jesus is with us, mourning with us, and providing strength and comfort.

At Cathedrals around the United States, the Rite of Election is held during Lent, in which parish leaders announce the names of Catechumens seeking Baptism. The Catechumens then come forward and sign the "Book of the Elect" in front of their diocesan bishop. In this episode of the Catholic Frequency, we explain this process and ask you to pray for all Catechumens throughout the United States.

The tragic shooting of Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles, Bishop David O'Connell is a reminder that we never know the hour or day we will die. Bishop O'Connell was a beloved member of the Catholic community, and his sudden death was a shock to all who knew him.

In this talk from a Eucharist Congress, the Catholic philosopher, Dr. Peter Kreeft, presents a stirring talk on "The Eucharist."