In this Sunday's gospel reading, we hear 'fear' or 'afraid' four different times. Father Herb points out that the context of the Gospel reading is very important this week.

This weekend we celebrate the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ. We recap our road trip to Canada last week, discuss the difference between a feast and a solemnity, and discuss the gift of of Eucharist to us. We'll see you in the Eucharist this weekend!

We recap the parish ceremonial groundbreaking, talk about our upcoming road trip to Canada, and then dive into this weekend's scripture readings, which include one of the most famous lines from scripture of all time - John 3:16. How should our lives reflect the trinity outside of Sunday Mass? Check out this week's episode to find out!

This weekend is the feast of Pentecost! We also have the first seminarian from St. John XXIII, Chris Turner, as a guest on this week's show.

This weekend we celebrate Jesus' Ascension. On this week's session of the podcast we discuss our call to discipleship and the call to share the good news with everyone around us.

Jesus said to his disciples: "If you love me, you will keep my commandments." This week we explore our irresistible response to truly loving Jesus. We also have our first-ever guest on the show!

This weekend we begin the farewell discourse in the Gospel of John and we hear the famous line - "I am the way, the truth, and the life." What did Jesus mean when he said this?

The Easter season continues this weekend and we celebrate First Communion at three of our Masses! This Sunday is unofficially nickname "Good Shepherd Sunday." Join us as we dive into chapter 10 of John's Gospel.

It's another big weekend at St. John XXIII as we prepare for the celebration of Confirmation with Bishop Thomas Sunday afternoon! This weekend's gospel is the incredible account of Jesus, Cleopas and the other disciple on the road to Emmaus. Why is this story similar to the Mass that we attend every week? Click play to find out!

What did the Second Sunday of Easter used to be called? Why does the First Reading leave the Old Testament beginning this week? Why does Thomas always get the bad reputation for "doubting"? How do this weekend's readings call us to a mission-oriented discipleship? The Easter celebration continues this week!