All Set for Sunday

Scott and Jeff
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A podcast for busy or distracted Catholic parents to be a little more prepared for Sunday Mass.

  1. 1d ago

    All Set for Sunday | Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time | Fr. James Brockmeier

    Get all set for Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time with Father James BrockmeierSummaryIn this episode, we explore the significance of Fulton Sheen's legacy, the process of beatification, and how the Catholic faith influences our daily lives and community. Join us for insights on evangelization, holiness, and the beauty of the church.Key TopicsFulton Sheen's influence and media evangelizationThe process and significance of beatification and sainthoodThe Christian understanding of life, death, and salvationThe parable of the vineyard and God's generosityThe importance of community and holiness in daily lifeChapters01:53 The significance of media in evangelization according to Fulton Sheen04:06 Understanding the process of beatification and sainthood05:49 The parable of the vineyard and God's generosity07:51 Living a Christian life that reflects God's love10:05 The beauty of sacred spaces and church community11:55 The importance of holiness and ongoing spiritual growth14:02 Encouragement to seek the Lord and live joyfully in faith16:05 The role of Catholics as joyful witnesses in the world17:50 The legacy of Fulton Sheen and his influence today20:04 Final thoughts on faith, community, and evangelization

  2. Sep 10

    All Set for Sunday | Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time | Fr. McCarthy

    Get all set for Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time with Father McCarthy Summary In this episode, we explore the intersection of faith, anger, and community through a lively conversation with Father McCarthy. We discuss how forgiveness, justice, and emotional regulation are vital for spiritual growth and community harmony. Takeaways Forgiveness is essential for spiritual health and community harmony. Anger often stems from perceived injustice and can spiral if not managed. Gratitude and reflection help transform anger into grace. Understanding justice—commutative and distributive—clarifies societal conflicts. Practical steps include prayer, perspective, and rational reflection. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and guest introduction 01:55 Using AI for sermon prep and calculations 03:51 The Sunday readings overview 06:02 The parable of forgiveness from Matthew 09:03 The importance of managing anger and injustice 12:08 The role of gratitude and grace in overcoming anger 14:51 Customer service stories and lessons in patience 19:02 The connection between anger, justice, and faith 21:57 Understanding justice: commutative vs distributive 23:54 Interesting stories from the church sanctuary 25:05 Closing thoughts and gratitude

  3. Sep 4

    All Set for Sunday | Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time | Fr. Raab

    Get all set for Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time with Father Raab Summary In this episode, Father Daniel Christian Raab shares insights on his recent move to Michigan City, the importance of fraternal correction, and the significance of community and relationships in faith. We explore practical ways to live out faith through love, accountability, and connection.Key Topics Father Raab’s move to Michigan City and reconnecting with his roots The importance of fraternal correction and speaking in love How to challenge others with compassion and respect The role of leading by example in faith Understanding the concept of neighbor in modern life The significance of community and relationships in spiritual growth Dunbar’s number and meaningful relationships Practical steps for living out faith in everyday lifeChapters 02:00 Father Raab’s experience with church locations and bell towers 04:03 Reflections on preaching in his hometown and gospel choices 07:03 Exploring Romans 13 and Matthew 18 on community and correction 09:52 The importance of leading by example in faith 11:51 How to speak in love and challenge others compassionately 14:58 The process of fraternal correction and ongoing concern 16:02 Respecting the good name of others and avoiding public shaming 16:57 The challenge of confronting sin in a culture of offense 17:58 The importance of trust, courage, and the serenity prayer 20:00 Understanding neighbor and meaningful relationships today 20:59 Dunbar’s number and the limits of relationships 22:00 Father Raab’s transition from monastery to parish ministry 23:56 Father Raab’s roots in Michigan City and reconnecting with home 24:54 Favorite local spots and nostalgic memories in Michigan City

  4. Aug 26

    All Set for Sunday | Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time | Fr. Dufresne

    Get all set for Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time with Father Dufresne Summary In this episode, we explore the importance of prayer, living authentically in faith, and the humorous side of church life through stories and reflections. Join us for insights on spiritual growth and some lighthearted church anecdotes. Key topics The importance of daily prayer and methods to incorporate it into life The call to live authentically and embrace the cross in faith Humorous stories from church life that highlight human moments The significance of transformation through spiritual discipline Insights from scripture on following Christ and living truthfully Chapters 03:52 Sunday Readings: Jeremiah and the Call to Speak Truth 04:43 Romans 12:1-2: Offering Our Bodies as a Living Sacrifice 05:39 Matthew 16:21-27: Jesus Predicts His Passion and Disciples' Response 07:45 The High Calling of Transformation and Living the Cross 08:36 The Role of Prayer in Spiritual Transformation 09:28 Desire for God and Daily Encounters in Prayer 10:52 Small Sacrifices and Embracing the Cross in Daily Life 12:03 Effective Communication of Spiritual Goals 13:16 Methods of Short, Effective Prayer Sessions 14:55 Encouragement and Response to Prayer Challenges 16:34 The Power of Repetition in Spiritual Formation 17:23 Practical Tips for Making Prayer a Habit 19:05 Humorous Church Stories: Balloons and Unexpected Moments 21:52 Dealing with Distractions and Lighthearted Church Anecdotes 23:59 Church House Rules and Maintaining Reverence

  5. Aug 20

    All Set for Sunday | Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time | Fr. Samuel Rosko

    Get all set for Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time with Father Samuel Rosko Summary In this episode, the panel discusses the significance of the question 'Who do you say that I am?' from Matthew 16, exploring its implications for faith, identity, and evangelization. They share personal stories, humorous anecdotes, and practical insights on how to answer this fundamental question in everyday life. Takeaways The significance of Matthew 16:13-20 in faith Personal responses to the question of Jesus' identity The role of the church and sacraments in understanding faith Humorous anecdotes from church life and priesthood Practical ways to answer and live out the question 'Who do you say that I am?' Chapters 01:54 Discussion of the biblical context of Matthew 16 04:05 Personal stories about faith and identity 07:07 The importance of honest answers to Jesus' question 10:01 Humorous anecdotes from church life 13:04 The role of the church in helping answer this question 14:54 Practical tips for living out faith daily 18:01 Encouragement to embrace the answer with humility

  6. Aug 14

    All Set for Sunday | Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time | Fr. Patrick Hyde, O.P.

    Get all set for Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time with Father Patrick Hyde, O.P. Summary In this episode, Father Patrick Hyde discusses the significance of God's irrevocable gifts, the importance of perseverance in prayer, and the impact of small acts of service like renovating church bathrooms. The conversation highlights how God's love and mercy are constant, encouraging us to deepen our faith and trust in His promises. Takeaways God's gifts and promises are irrevocable and constant. Perseverance in prayer is essential, even when responses seem delayed. Small acts of service can have lasting impacts on community and faith. Jesus' interaction with the Canaanite woman exemplifies faith and humility. Spiritual healing is more profound than physical healing. Church renovations symbolize spiritual renewal and growth. Chapters 01:06 Father Patrick Hyde's update on summer and ministry 02:27 First reading from Isaiah about God's house for all 02:51 Responsory Psalm: All nations praise God 03:18 Paul's message on God's irrevocable gifts 03:46 Gospel reading: Jesus and the Canaanite woman 04:45 Father Patrick's reflection on the Gospel interaction 06:08 Jesus' movement towards the Gentiles 07:00 The woman's perseverance and faith 08:22 Healing and spiritual healing in Lourdes 09:35 The significance of faith and perseverance 12:31 God's promises are always present 13:20 Living in God's unchanging love 15:11 The beauty of falling more in love with Jesus 17:18 Church renovation as a symbol of spiritual renewal 20:34 The importance of confessionals and priestly ministry 22:19 Father Patrick's renovation projects and impact

  7. Aug 7

    All Set for Sunday | Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time | Fr. Jerry Byrd

    Get all set for Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time with Father Jerry Byrd.SummaryIn this episode, we explore the significance of biblical stories like Elijah's whisper, Peter walking on water, and the Transfiguration, emphasizing how God's subtle messages and divine invitations challenge us to keep our focus on Him amidst life's storms.TakeawaysGod's subtle communication through Elijah's whisperPeter's faith and doubt while walking on waterThe significance of the Transfiguration in understanding Jesus' divine natureThe importance of keeping our eyes on Jesus amidst life's stormsHow small daily choices reflect our trust in GodThe role of prayer and listening in deepening faithBiblical examples of divine invitations and trustLessons on faith and reliance from the Gospel of MatthewChapters02:58 Elijah's Whisper and God's Subtle Messages04:59 Romans 9 and God's Faithfulness05:57 Jesus Walks on Water: Faith and Doubt07:55 The Invitation to Keep Our Eyes on Jesus11:02 The Significance of the Transfiguration14:08 Living with Faith in Daily Life16:57 Practical Ways to Recognize God's Voice18:53 Humorous and Wild Moments from the Sanctuary26:10 Questions about the Mass and Church Traditions28:11 Encouragement to Live Out Our Faith

  8. Jul 31

    All Set for Sunday | Eighteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time | Fr. Peter Marshall

    Get all set for Eighteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time with Father Peter MarshallSummaryIn this episode, we explore the richness of the Sunday readings, the importance of active participation in the Eucharist, and share humorous and insightful stories from priestly life. Join us for a lively conversation on faith, community, and the quirks of church life.TakeawaysSunday readings and their significanceThe Eucharist as a symbol of abundance and fulfillmentActive participation in the Mass and its importanceHumorous stories from priestly life and church experiencesThe concept of Catholic Guilt as a spiritual giftThe future of priestly retirement and parish lifeProtocols and traditions around the Eucharist and church practicesChapters01:59 Discussion of Sunday Readings from Isaiah and Romans06:02 Gospel Reflection on the Feeding of the 500007:55 The Kingdom of God: Now and Not Yet09:49 Active Participation in the Eucharist and Its Significance12:55 The Role of Catholic Guilt and Spiritual Awareness15:11 Sharing Faith with Children and Families17:03 Humorous Priest Stories and Church Life Anecdotes19:58 Priest Retirement Plans and Parish Life Choices24:07 Fun Questions: Communion and Church Protocols

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A podcast for busy or distracted Catholic parents to be a little more prepared for Sunday Mass.

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  • Creator
    Scott and Jeff
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
    304
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Scott and Jeff

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