Fr. John Schneier

Ite Ad Joseph: Fr. John Schneier's Homily Podcast

Sunday Homilies from Fr. John Schneier, priest of the Archdiocese of St. Louis.

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Fr. John Schneier

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Religion

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4. Okt 2026

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Ash Wednesday, March 5, 2025. 05.03.2025

Lent is an invitation to move from rebellion to relationship, through a deep, interior transformation of soul. 

8th Sunday of Ordinary Time, March 2, 2025. 03.03.2025

Monty Python, wisdom teeth, and the self-delusion wrought by sin. 

7th Sunday of Ordinary Time, February 23, 2025. 24.02.2025

Harry Houdini and forgiveness. 

6th Sunday of Ordinary Time, February 16, 2025. 16.02.2025

The greatest poverty in the world today is the poverty of not knowing Christ; and the greatest hunger in the world today is the famine of not being fed with the Bread of Life. 

5th Sunday of Ordinary Time, February 9, 2025. 09.02.2025

There are two types of people in the Church: sinners who know they're sinners, and sinners who don't. 

The Presentation of the Lord, February 2, 2025. 03.02.2025

What's on your bucket list? 

3rd Sunday of Ordinary Time, January 26, 2025. 26.01.2025

"Yesterday", The Beatles, Ezra, and joy in God's law. 

2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time, January 19, 2025. 20.01.2025

"Woman, how does your concern affect me?" (With a little help from Dr. Edward Sri). 

Baptism of the Lord, January 12, 2025. 13.01.2025

Everything you've ever wanted to know about the Sacrament of Baptism. 

Epiphany of Our Lord, January 5, 2024. 05.01.2025

The Epiphany is a story about the Magi's search for Christ, but on a deeper level, it's about man's search for meaning. 

The Holy Family, December 29, 2024. 29.12.2024

Marriage is a Sacrament. 

Christmas, December 25, 2024. 25.12.2024

"There is absolutely nothing which makes men’s minds more perplexed about the divine works than the disproportion between the simplicity of the means employed and the grandeur of the effect obtained."-Tertullian, 3rd Century.    Merry Christmas! 

4th Sunday of Advent, December 22, 2024. 23.12.2024

Why the Visitation matters. 

2nd Sunday of Advent, December 8, 2024. 08.12.2024

How can we hear the "voice" of one crying in the wilderness without stillness and silence? 

1st Sunday of Advent, December 1, 2024. 01.12.2024

We prepare for Christmas by preparing for the second coming. 

Christ the King, November 24, 2024. 24.11.2024

Pontius Pilate vs Jesus. Seeking approval, or seeking the cross. 

33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time, November 17, 2024. 17.11.2024

Creed Bratton, scuba diving, working for things that do not pass away. 

32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time, November 10, 2024. 10.11.2024

The greater our sacrifice, the more profound our worship will be. 

31st Sunday of Ordinary Time, November 3, 2024. 06.11.2024

Love is so much more than following commands or fulfilling obligations. 

All Saints Day, November 1, 2024. 01.11.2024

Seeking Christian perfection, with the help of the Saints. 

30th Sunday of Ordinary Time, October 27, 2024. 27.10.2024

Bartimaeus, the "First Christians of Kiev", and how faith illuminates our lives. 

29th Sunday of Ordinary Time, October 20, 2024. 21.10.2024

How do we deal with human weakness, and our favorite sins? 

28th Sunday of Ordinary Time, October 13, 2024. 14.10.2024

The South Indian Monkey Trap, the rich young man, Meatloaf, and freedom. 

27th Sunday of Ordinary Time, October 6, 2024. 07.10.2024

The importance of Catholic Stewardship. 

26th Sunday of Ordinary Time, September 29, 2024. 28.09.2024

Our vote on Amendment 3 matters, not just in Missouri in 2024, but for how you and I hope to spend eternity. 

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