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Wisdom from St. Ben's episodes
- The Second Sunday of Lent
Homily for February 28, 2021, the Second Sunday of Lent
Rising from the dead.
9 min - The First Sunday of Lent
Homily for February 21, 2021, the First Sunday of Lent
We are saved through water, because Jesus went through the water before us. During Lent we learn to imitate Jesus better through life.
9 min - 8 min
- Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Homily for February 14, 2021, Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jesus says, “I desire it. Be made clean!”
5 min - Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Homily for February 7, 2021, Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jesus knows about our suffering and responds to it. He brings salvation from sin and its effects.
10 min - Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
Homily for January 24, 2021, the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
God is faithful to his mercy. Let us protect this basic tenet of our faith.
12 min - Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
Homily for January 24, 2021, the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
God is faithful to his mercy. Let us protect this basic tenet of our faith.
12 min - Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Homily for January 17, 2021, Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Speak, Lord, for your servant listens.
15 min - Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Homily for January 17, 2021, Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Speak, Lord, for your servant listens.
15 min - The Baptism of the Lord
Homily for January 10, 2021, the Baptism of the Lord.
We who believe that Jesus is the Christ have been begotten by God.
10 min
About Wisdom from St. Ben's
From the publisher's feed
St. Benedict’s of Wild Rice is a small parish with a big heart. It is located in Horace, North Dakota, and traces it origins to a log cabin church built in 1870.
Early episodes featured Fr. Jared Kadlec, a caring and humble servant of God, who brought his weekly homilies to light as a way to keep parishioners engaged and informed during the early days of the 2020 coronavirus pandemic.
In mid-2020, Fr. Andrew Jasinski followed Fr. Kadlec as pastor.