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In this homily for Friday of the 26th week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on the experience of Job, and how as our Loving Father, God is always beside us, delighting in us and protecting us. The post The Father Who Loves You appeared first on Cradio.

In his homily for the feast of St Therese of Lisieux, Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on how our own agendas can get in the way of being true disciples of Christ. The post Christ is Asking: How Committed Are You? appeared first on Cradio.

In his homily for Tuesday of the 26th Week in Ordinary Time, Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on how we are called to embrace our crosses with hope and trust in God. The post Don’t Run from Your Samaria appeared first on Cradio.

In his homily for Wednesday of the 25th Week in Ordinary Time Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on how we can grow in love for God's Word. The post Armed With the Word, Called to Mission appeared first on Cradio.

In this homily for Monday of the 25th week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento reminds us of how God has blessed us, and continues to do so. The post Bob Dylan & the Book of Proverbs appeared first on Cradio.

Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on the teaching that has proved to be a stumbling block for believers before and after Christ: the resurrection of the body. The post I Believe in the Resurrection of the Body appeared first on Cradio.

Bishop Terry Brady reflects on the core of Christianity, and the one thing we will be measured by in the end. The post The One Thing That Matters in the End appeared first on Cradio.

In this homily for the memorial of Saints Cornelius and Cyprian, Fr Anthony reflects on the love of Christ, the Good Shepherd, as the cause of our joy. The post A Reason to be Joyful appeared first on Cradio.

In his homily for Thursday of the 23rd Week in Ordinary Time Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on how as Christians we are called to love beyond limits. The post Does Your Love Measure Up? appeared first on Cradio.

In his homily for Wednesday of the 23rd Week in Ordinary Time Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on the 'law of happiness'; how the choices we make in life determine our present and future. The post What the Real Obstacle to Your Happiness is appeared first on Cradio.

In this homily for Friday of the 22nd week in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on our need to stop worrying about what others think or do and focus instead on Jesus. The post The Only Person You Need to Please appeared first on Cradio.

In this homily for Thursday in the 22nd week of Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony reflects on why we can't just speed through and skim the surface in our relationship with God. He calls us take time and go deep. The post Why a Christian is Not Like a Speedboat appeared first on Cradio.

In this homily for the Passion of St John the Baptist, Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on the persecution being faced by Christians today in Syria and Iraq, and why it's necessary for Christians to witness publicly to our faith. The post Christian Witness & Persecution appeared first on Cradio.

In his homily on the Memorial of St Monica, Fr Roman Wroblewski looks at why Jesus was so hard on the scribes and pharisees, and how we can avoid being like them. The post Woe to you, Pharisees appeared first on Cradio.

In this homily for the 21st Monday in Ordinary Time, Fr Anthony Casamento explains what we can learn from the Pharisees. The post What’s Wrong – and Right – about the Pharisees appeared first on Cradio.

At Mass for the memorial of St Maximilian Kolbe Cardinal Dolan spoke of the role of the Catholic university in preparing people for life and death, and the importance of recognising that some things are worth dying for. The post Things Worth Dying For appeared first on Cradio.

In his homily for Wednesday in the 19th Week in Ordinary Time, Fr Roman reflects on why, before correcting others, we should first humble ourselves. The post Ego Doesn’t Know How to Love appeared first on Cradio.

In this homily for the Memorial of St Clare of Assisi Fr Anthony Casamento reflects on the relationship between faith and great miracles, and how this is exemplified in the life of St Clare. The post The Miracles Which Come from Faith appeared first on Cradio.

In this homily on the solemnity of St Mary of the Cross, Fr Joseph Guinea reflects on the Australian saint's great example of trust in the providence of God. The post St Mary of the Cross & God’s Providence appeared first on Cradio.

In his homily Fr Roman Wroblewski reflects on the hope that we all hold in times of darkness, and the power of suffering willingly embraced. The post Hope in Times of Darkness appeared first on Cradio.