Fr. Bryce Sibley

Fr. Bryce Sibley's Podcast

Fr. Bryce Sibley is currently serving as professor of moral theology and resident spiritual director at Notre Dame Seminary in New Orleans, LA.

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Fr. Bryce Sibley

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Religion

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7 de jun. de 2026

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Episodios

Talk 3: The Art of Failure 25.05.2019

A talk by Fr. Sibley from a retreat given in May of 2018 at Sacred Heart Retreat House in Alhambra, CA.

Homily 1: What Concern Is It of Yours? 25.05.2019

A homily by Fr. Sibley from a retreat given in May of 2018 at Sacred Heart Retreat House in Alhambra, CA.

Talk 2: Experiencing the Love of the Father 25.05.2019

A talk by Fr. Sibley from a retreat given in May of 2018 at Sacred Heart Retreat House in Alhambra, CA.

Talk 1: The Plight of Perfectionism 25.05.2019

A talk by Fr. Sibley from a retreat given in May of 2018 at Sacred Heart Retreat House in Alhambra, CA.

A Powerful Way of Saying "I Love You" (5th Sunday of Easter) 19.05.2019

There are so many ways to tell someone else that we love them. Today Father looks at one of the most powerful ways of expressing love, but one we don't often think about.

Vocation and the Fear of Loneliness (Homily for Good Shepherd Sunday 2019) 13.05.2019

In this homily Fr. Sibley address the largest obstacles facing young people today when it comes to openness to a possible vocation to priesthood or the religious life.

No Boring Breakfast! (Homily for First Holy Communion) 13.05.2019

This is an adaptation of the First Communion homily given at Our Lady of Wisdom this year.

#DontSpoilTheEndgame (Divine Mercy Sunday) 29.04.2019

Would anyone have to tell you NO SPOILERS when it came to you wanting to talk about your faith in Jesus?

Clothing the Entire Christ (Easter Vigil) 21.04.2019

A series of homilies preached by Fr. Bryce Sibley during Holy Week of 2019 centered on the various garments and cloths mentioned in the accounts of Christ's Passion, Death, and Resurrection.

The Color Purple (Good Friday) 20.04.2019

A series of homilies preached by Fr. Bryce Sibley during Holy Week of 2019 centered on the various garments and cloths mentioned in the accounts of Christ's Passion, Death, and Resurrection.

The God of the Towel (Holy Thursday 2019) 19.04.2019

A series of homilies preached by Fr. Bryce Sibley during Holy Week of 2019 centered on the various garments and cloths mentioned in the accounts of Christ's Passion, Death, and Resurrection.

Spreading Our Cloaks (Palm Sunday 2019) 19.04.2019

A series of homilies preached by Fr. Bryce Sibley during Holy Week of 2019 centered on the various garments and cloths mentioned in the accounts of Christ's Passion, Death, and Resurrection.

Jesus Does Not Want to Shame Us (5th Sunday of Lent 2019) 19.04.2019

Jesus did not shame the woman caught in adultery and he won't shame us for our sins.

CREDO 12: The Last Things 14.04.2019

CREDO is the Adult Faith Formation program for Our Lady of Wisdom Church and Catholic Student Center taught by Fr. Bryce Sibley. Each week Father will explore a different facet of the Catholic Faith. In this episode, Father looks at CREDO is the Adult Faith Formation program for Our Lady of Wisdom Church and Catholic Student Center taught by Fr. Bryce Sibley. Each week Father will explore a differ...

Believing in the Father's Mercy (Homily for 4th Sunday of Lent) 03.04.2019

Fr. Sibley talks about our identity and its relation to the experience of the Father's mercy.

Sorrow for Hurting Someone you Know and Love (Homily for 3rd Sunday of Lent) 25.03.2019

During Sundays in Lent Fr. Sibley will be addressing the question "Who do I believe Jesus Christ is?" by looking carefully at the gospel reading from Mass.

Entering into the Prayer of Jesus (Homily for 2nd Sunday of Advent 2019) 25.03.2019

During Sundays in Lent Fr. Sibley will be addressing the question "Who do I believe Jesus Christ is?" by looking carefully at the gospel reading from Mass.

Why Are We So Hard on Others and on Ourselves? (Homily for 8th Sunday in OT) 04.03.2019

Fr. Sibley looks at the real roots of why we always focus on the speck of dust in another's eye rather than the log in our own.

Conversation and Conversion (Homily for 6th Sunday in OT) 04.03.2019

Fr. Sibley notices how minds and hearts are changed most often in conversation rather than preaching to large crowds.

Jesus Trusts You (Homily for 5th Sunday in OT) 13.02.2019

Is our problem that we don't trust Jesus or that we don't believe that Jesus trusts us?

When the Wine Runs Short (2nd Sunday in OT 2019) 22.01.2019

Just a few hours after the Saints' heartbreaking loss in the NFC Championship game, Fr. Sibley reflects on what we as Catholics should do when "the wine runs short."

Be the Voice of the Father (Feast of Baptism of the Lord 2019) 14.01.2019

In this homily, Father examines how important to our identity is the experience of the joy of the Father.

Pilgrim or Tourist? (Epiphany of the Lord 2019) 14.01.2019

Father looks at the Solemnity of the Epiphany through the lens of his recent pilgrimage to Rome.

T-Rex Loves the Baby Jesus (Christmas Midnight Mass Homily) 25.12.2018

Merry Christmas!

Contemplation in Action (4th Sunday of Advent 2018) 24.12.2018

In this last homily in his Advent series on prayer as preparation for Christ's arrival, Father looks at how we can have a prayerful attitude in the activities of daily life.

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